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Divinity II Directors Cut is about training to become a Dragon Slayer in the world of Rivellon. Battle against Damian's armies of minions and necromancers in this open-world RPG with all the bells and whistles. Level up your skills, customize your class, plunder loot, explore, slay all kinds of...

Yes, it is beautiful and very creative... just too short.

This happens to me every single time I use the Virtual Desktop. In Fact, I stopped using it all together. The only reason I leave it in the guide is because no-one else has complained about an invisible game. Try disabling the Virtual Desktop in Wine Configuration. Those Dot Net errors can...

No problem. I wish they would just port it to Linux for us!

Last time I tried the dotnet40 package, it worked fine with the Windows 7 setting. Make sure to use Wine 2.0.2 or newest Staging version.

Yeah, could be the ISO. I would recommend extracting the ISO to a folder and installing it from there. My guide is for the Steam version of Divinity II Directors Cut, but shouldn't be too different than the GOG version. I have a feeling the cutscenes could be fixed by setting Windows to...

Hi Lorena! Thanks for stopping by! Ironically I am posting a Divinity 2 Directors Cut guide this Friday. I was able to get it running with Wine 2.0.2 and the only problems I'm having is the cutscenes. Otherwise it plays fine!

Yup! Those are the problems I've been experiencing for a long time. They come and go. I have fixed it before with a registry edit: [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Wine\Direct3D] CheckFloatConstants="enabled"

No way! I've been playing co-op with my wife for many hours and had no idea of this command. Thank You!!!

Yes me too! How did you fix it? Which d3d package did you install?

GREAT! What were the graphical glitches? I notice problems with the ground textures loading. Sometimes they load properly and other times they don't.

If you can play Grim Dawn then you installed vcrun2015 just fine. I know its confusing and I hope PlayOnLinux developers can add it to the packages list some day. I'm not sure what the "winemenubuilder" errors are all about. I don't remember seeing those when I installed vcrun2015. Make sure...

I have the GOG version as well, but haven't picked up the expansion yet.

I did the update and Grim Dawn runs fine! You may want to try re-installing from scratch.

Awesome! Thank you for confirming that Guild Wars 2 still runs well. I never tried a 64-bit virtual drive and Wine version. It makes sense they would run GW2 better

I realized after I posted that maybe I should have added that info into the conversation instead. Thanks Cloasters!

Me too! I'll send you money as well for any gas and hotel visits. We need to know what happened to Daniel. I wonder if we call the Ravensdale post office if they can tell us if there "IS" a forwarding address? I know they won't tell us the new address, but maybe they can at least clue us in...

I wonder what the developers updated? I'll have to give it a try as well and see if my system is affected too. I'm playing on an older version of wine and have GeForce dedicated video cards: 750 Ti GTX 1060

Welcome to the forum! This has happened several times in the past. Grim Dawn does an update and now the game won't run. I've been playing it recently but I'll normally download the entire game and then play offline co-op with my Wife. I'll try running the update and see if it gives me any...

Oops sorry about that. I meant "System Monitor" I keep getting Mac's "Activity Monitor" and "System Monitor" mixed up.