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Did you follow our guide when installing League of Legends? http://www.gamersonlinux.com/forum/threads/league-of-legends-guide.206/

Yes, we need to know which game and a bit about your Debian system. Are you using 64-bit? What video card/chip are you using? Are you using native Steam or windows Steam in PlayOnLinux?

Yeah, that quad-core should run the listenserver in the background just fine

Nope, its still fun playing 16 player maps, specially if you added the last 1.5 patch because there are a few more maps from the expansion packs. Just making sure you have a beefy machine if you are going to run Assault Mod with 64 bots on one map and play the game.

Yes, I've only ever played Battlefield 2 on LAN with cooperative maps. Unfortunately Battlefield 2 only offers 16 player maps in co-op since the beginning. There is a mod that allows more bots and players: Assault Mod I haven't tested it in Linux, but have played it in the past in Windows...

Wow, sounds like you have "work-arounds" for your "work-arounds" So are you able to play Age Of Wushu at all?

Thanks! Just one day at a time, one video at a time. I like to record games as I am testing them... granted the game is running well. Uploading is the hard part since my internet up-speed isn't all that great. The first game video I posted was Sept 7th 2013

Awesome! Yeah I've been trying to post our guides on several outlets that attract gamers. Not so many responses on Google+ but lots of views and subscribers. We have a Youtube.com channel as well: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJvE4hGMrkiqfm0Mf0w8tVA

Me too, a bit. I don't want to break the stable system I already have. So I don't mess with kernel updates. I'll just wait until I upgrade to the newest version of Mint and it will come with a new kernel.... well it "should"

I never do Kernel updates. Mostly because I'm keeping my test systems "vanilla" for guides, but I rarely have problems. So there is no reason to update the Kernel unless you bought some new hardware and its not working properly.

Yay for Linux gamers! So sad for PlayOnLinux guides.

They can post their guide in PlayOnLinux forum and then I will move it to the Guides forum

In Prince of Persia Sands of Time, fight against time to defeat the Evil Vizier! Engage in this epic platformer, trick jump action game with a special ability to reverse time using the ancient Dagger. Follow my step-by-step guide on installing, configuring and optimizing Prince of Persia...

yes, exactly... I'm used to bending the string for vibrato, but now I can do both. Bend or slide.

There are dots on the side of the fretboard so you know where you are at. But its really cool sliding up and down smoothly. Totally different feeling than typical wound strings and fretboard.

I don't play my 6-string much because I mostly purchased it for recording. I didn't need a 6-string, but for the price I figured "what the heck, why not?" It is really heavy... the neck is so wide that it is hard to keep it upright while playing due to the weight. I don't have a good bass amp...

Listen to Suicidal Tendencies... lots of metal and funk. Their bassist slaps all the time. He's amazing.

Ah yeah! Vic Wooten is amazing. Have you hear the album he did with another bassist? Two bass guitars and drums and totally amazing. I love slapping on my bass. I even have a intermediate Brice 6-string fretless bass and it sounds a bit different with flat-wound strings. I play left-handed...

Try the Wine 1.9.19-staging and you will probably see some improvement in performance

Glad to hear there are some musicians here. You guys probably remember, I cut two albums back in 2000 & 2002. I played all the instruments, recorded them one at a time and wrote all the music. Some great memories for me. Even today I still pick up my guitar and practice songs, then weekends...