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Are you having any sluggish performance? I still am... using Wine 2.20-staging with CSMT on and of, but still getting low frame rates.

Yes, but also a fun project of how to use random devices to do what you want with them

No problem! I was able to play with the keyboard, but I think an Xbox controller will make it much easier. I just don't have one. I plan to pick one up because other games require a controller for couch co-op like Gauntlet.

Looks like the command xgamma will work for you, but where to enter it? xgamma -g .5 Maybe in Miscellaneous Tab you can run this code in the commands box? I would have to try it myself when I get home from work. At least try it with the command line.... .5 will darken the screen a bit and 1...

Yup! Same here! I always check GOG first because its almost guaranteed to work because all DRM is stripped away. I have to admit some of those Steam sales are hard to resist. That is how I picked up Borderlands 2 and Terraria

Good call! Is Denuvo a type of DRM or anti-cheat? I've seen those break games in Wine as well... like Swordsman

Gabriel is on a quest to defeat the Titan Bosses with his combat cross, 50 combos and special moves. Slaying minions such as werewolves, vampires, trolls and gian spiders is not going to stop him from his ultimate goal: Lords of Shadow Follow my step-by-step guide on installing, configuring...

Did you find anything about the gamma problem?

Good, I'm glad you have the retail version of the game. I suggest testing with the CD ROM version for the guide.

Why? What changed?

Yeah, surprisingly its a pretty fun game. Has all the typical MMO RPG elements, but some of the mini-bosses are pretty cool with multiple attacks. No wonder I didn't try a 64-bit Wine and virtual drive. I couldn't remember why...

Yes, I've been dealing with this problem for a long time. Not sure why Wine isn't steamwebhelper compatible with Windows 7. But as long as you can download the game initially, once its in your library, you can switch it back to Windows 7. There is a Steam packages in PlayOnLinux you can...

That means it was not the installer. Probably pirated or something. Yes, please post some guides, but make sure they are totally legal, I don't want to make gamers use NoCD cracks or pirated software to play games in Linux. Thanks

Wow, that is the opposite of what usually happens. I've had games refuse to run with normal Wine, but run great with Staging versions. Glad you figured it out and posted your solution here!

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I put it in quotes so it doesn't take a lot of space. I really don't see any significant errors in that debug. You may have to research what dependencies it needs. Some games won't even install without dotnet, vcrun or other packages

Make sure windows version is Windows XP I'm still having problems with the game running slow in random areas. My daughters account runs great... not sure what that is about? I matched all my video settings to her video settings

Yes, but make sure to use the Wine Manager and install a 64-bit version of Wine first. Then go ahead with the manual installation and select 64-bit Virtual Drive

you may have to check a config file or search online

I don't remember if there is a gamma setting in game... you might want to check video options