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Geesh, how many settings do you have for the permissions? So far I seem to have all the access I need to create Guides and reply to posts

I have no proof if 64-bit or 32-bit is better with performance. Since you have posted a lot of success already, it makes me think both should be equal. Obviously 64-bit can use more Memory. The main reason I recommend 32-bit is because I have tested over 100 PC games in Linux and have 80+...

I'm just glad Windows 8 is finally showing the world that Microsoft takes other companies ideas and completely fails at it.

You don't get that error? Strange because I get it every time and after clicking "low settings" the options show maxed settings anyways.... very strange. Yes, I would expect Neverwinter to run slower, but then again, maybe Paradox has learned a lot from their first games and have optimized...

Yeah, I'll start over one day too. How do you actually combine the bottle, herbs and recipes?

Oh man, you have got to try it again with PlayonLinux. So much easier as you have already learned. Dude you have a nicer video card than me and our Linux distros are almost the same. So we should be having similar results besides the fact that you are running 64-bit and I'm running 32-bit. If...

Don't rush yourself. Please post any questions or bugs you might have. Manual installation can be harder in troubleshooting a game.

That is one thing I've never had to do. I've looked into it several times and havn't figured it out. From what I have read, I think its a command line thing. If you launch Wine Configuration, under audio there is only switching audio devices. Nothing for Alsa or Pulse.

I have to admit, the strategy games are kinda lacking in thrill for me. I love strategizing, but commanding an army takes way to long to build and then send our my long time prepared troops just to see them get sqaushed is really frustrating. Ironically when I clicked the Yuriko campaign (not...

Agreed, I should have played it on easy because on "normal" I spent a few hours and then had to give up. Just got way too hard! I never figured out how to cure poison or heal my characters. Actually I never figured out how to do any alchemy at all

Ok, then as with my other Guides, try doing a manual installation instead. Instead of searching for Fallout 3, just click "install a non-listed program" Then follow the steps for manual installation.... Here is a basic run-through Manual Installation: Launch PlayOnLinux Click Install Click...

Yes always select 32-bit virtual drive. I've seen this problem with a few other games... no matter what video setting I select, its still a bit slow. I bet it has something to do with wine and CPU processing, but I really don't know. As newer Wine versions are released I keep testing to see...

Always select 32-bit because almost all game are 32-bit compatible anyways. The reason PlayOnLinux is asking, because you are running a 64-bit operating system. Not to mention its glad to know that you are having success on a 64-bit Linux operating system. I am running 32-bit so I never get...

Oh yeah, give it a try, Neverwinter ran pretty good for me. Its slow to download and launch, but once you are in-game it ran really well for me. You can always lower the video options to get better frame rates too. Unfortunately I think you have to download the whole game again in Linux. I...

No problem! Psychonauts is an awesome game! I actually have a guide for the Windows version, but havn't posted it since the Linux version is so easy to install. Maybe if you post the debug output for Path of Exile it will tell us what the problem is with the fonts. with GsGL off... do you...

You won't need to mess with stand-alone Wine, just PlayOnLinux. Feel free to try newer versions of Wine like 1.6-rc4 and Wine 1.7 in PlayOnLinux too. I got really decent frame rates at any moment in the game. I'm running an AMD Phantom II 3-core and an Nvidia GeForce 550 Ti. I didn't have any...

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Strange because I only had to wait 15 minutes the first time I logged in... after that it was much quicker. Besides games like Drakensang, I'm guessing this is typical for online games.

It would be cool if the devs could add Firefox to the list of libraries and make it the default browser for us.

Since I don't know much about C&C or strategy games, can you write a short description for my guide?