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Thank you for the update and trial-n-error!

Sniper Elite V2 is a stealth action WWII shooter. You start off by killing a Nazi general and have to escape in a war demolished city. Your arsenal includes your cherished scoped rifle, sub machine guns, silenced pistol, tripwire, grenades, land mines, dynamite and even a stealth kill with...

Thanks... I moved the other two as well

I haven't touched my PMs at AOA in years.

Daniel can I move this post to "General Linux Discussion" since its not a guide?

Really? I've never heard of this! Please detail your findings once you get it working.

I do not. I only tested the singleplayer campaign. I'm sure you can find something online for Windows multi-player. Honestly I avoid multi-player games like these because a lot of time Wine isn't compatible with punkbuster and anti-cheat implementations. And I suck at them :)

Sure I'll try Black Dawn on another computer at home. I do remember the game will not launch properly without dotnet40 installed. I crashes every time, but after installing it, you will see a UDK license agreement screen. So that is your confirmation that the correct version of dotnet is...

I don't think that would matter as long as you are using PlayOnLinux 4.2.12 and Wine 3.2 You can also try Wine 2.21-staging I'm surprised its asking for dotnet45 because Black Dawn is an older title made with UDK. Dotnet 45 wasn't even available back then. Are you installing Renegade X by chance?

I'll try and re-install it again.... dotnet40 should have handled it, but maybe it didn't install right? Here are the manual steps for installing dotnet45, but it produces a LOT of errors. Installing Dot Net Framework 4.6 Start PlayOnLinux Click Configure Select virtual drive shortcut (left...

I'm sorry, looks like I forgot to include the Black Dawn link: https://renegade-x.com/files/file/2-black-dawn/ Also, I didn't install Dotnet 45. There is a way to do it manually, but Dotnet40 should work fine if windows is set to Windows 7

This is what I have been talking about for years... games like Assassin's Creed create realistic historical cities and environments, one day they were going to make an educational tour. I hope developers will continue to explore this because there are people who can't travel and would love to...

Yes, and not looking forward to it. ;)

This is an interesting article and making Wine more effective for performance in contrast to Wine staging. wine-pba (short for persistent buffer allocator) https://comminos.com/posts/2018-02-21-wined3d-profiling.html

You won't regret it... So many updates on Reddit. There is a Wine gamer sub as well: https://www.reddit.com/r/wine_gaming/

Yup, I take my two daughters (7 & 10) to the skatepark and I can still roll around a bit. I don't do anything crazy like when I was younger, but I can still fly around and keep from getting hurt.

I'm very "homeward bound" with my family. We don't travel, we don't camp and never go to the mall (unless its superbowl sunday). But we do a lot of things at home together: Video Games Crafts Toys Board Games Indoor sports TV/Movies Mostly because in Arizona summer is 6 months of the year...

Crickets probably means he got it working, or he's asleep

Why would the EFI partition run out of space? Isn't that a static partition just for booting and UEFI configurations? In fact, most EFI partitions are really small to start with: 500MB or less

I didn't realize a Wine developer was developing the "staging" versions. I've heard on Reddit that they are slowly implementing some of the "staging" capabilities into regular Wine. Staging versions have been totally necessary for some games. I always test a game with stable Wine versions...