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TimeShift is more like Half-Life 2 than anything else, but a couple of extra twists... For one, you can slowdown time, stop time and even reverse time because of your special suit... of course we havn't see that before... wink, wink ;) TimeShift runs really well in PlayOnLinux and still...

Oh and, welcome to the forum!

The EUW version shouldn't make a difference. Lets start with your specs and debug. This will give us an idea if something is missing or and bugs causing problems. Since you are using Mint, I can definitely troubleshoot it with you cause I'm using Mint too. Start by doing this: Launch...

I can only image the hundreds of hours you have spent troubleshooting and trial-n-error with Linux to have such a successful gaming environment like yours. I hardly mess with command line and never heard of cairo, xkill, or xinit. Amazing! I still have a lot to learn! How did you get all of...

I still need a little more detail on the home problem. Did you create an individual partition just for home? How large is it? Can you free up space in home or is 9.2 Gigs all you can spare? I would prefer to install the game in the typical PlayOnLinux fashion. This will reduce problems later.

Hurry and pick up Skyrim for $7.50 on Steam. Then follow my guide and play hundreds of hours! Skyrim

Welcome to the forum fpancald... That is an interesting problem. So your /home is on another computer/server that you access over the network? Do you know why Linux says you have only 9.2GB available? Maybe its your root partition... Since PlayOnLinux is automatically installed in your...

Cool, thanks for the update DevSH!

Holy Moses! That is GREAT! You must have several Terabytes in that machine. How the heck do you back up? Dude we need you here at GamersOnLinux!!! What do you think about doing some guides? Doesn't have to be just games... it could be for Linux optimization, or Linux desktop managment, etc...

I got TimeShift to run really nicely in PlayOnLinux. I've never played this game before but have heard of it. A friend gave it to me and I really like it. Kind-of a step up from Quake IV and is a combination of FEAR, Half-Life2 & Crysis. I really like the slow, stop, reverse controls...

Were you able to play The Last Disbeliever? I have some notes on controls: Left Mouse Button - Fire Right Mouse Button - Zoom WASD to Move Space to Jump Left Control to Crouch Q - Draw a gun Backspace - Holster weapon E - Drag objects, check closed doors, read notes(if it's available, i.e...

I have been following Tri for some time now and its turning out to be a very interesting and creative game. The graphical style is unique and the puzzles are very sandbox-like because you can create triangles any way you like in order to complete the puzzle. The free demo is Linux compatible...

Sounds like my kind of game too. If I see it for cheap, I'll pick it up some day

Yeah I remember you talking about mouse capture option. It almost always works for me. I've seen the videodriver package and have never used it. i wonder why it was part of the script? Pretty strange. Cool looking game. It is open world?

Welcome to the forum Alvin. So did you install from the PlayOnLinux script when you click Install? I wonder if the PlayOnLinux devs updated the script? I installed League of Legends a week ago and it runs fine, but the store was crashing for me.

Hey Sam n Max! I have Starsky and Hutch too! Wow, so many games I haven't heard of... So you have all of these games installed at the same time? I like the sounds of Drawers in this scenario... makes sense if you have 20-50 games installed

Yeah, you may want to test it further just to be sure its running well. MotoGP 2? Awesome! The more non-FPS games you test the better. I mostly have FPS & Action/RPG games than anything else. I do have MX vs ATV on PC. I could probably test it too, with a joystick

Wow 1.3 huh? That is an old Wine version. Its surprising what Wine works for which game. I just tested TimeShift over the weekend and it crashed no matter what Wine version I had selected and what libraries I installed. I looked back at the WineHQ's posts and someone posted "silver" with Wine...

Cool, I have done that too. Copy everything off the CD and then install from a folder. I normally do that with Multiple-CD games so I don't have to keep swapping CD's during the installation.