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yes, if you want fullscreen, just change your Linux desktop to 800x600 But honestly, it looks so cool in high resolution widescreen. Its worth spending $5 or $6 on amazon

Wish I could join you guys... but the firewall at work blocks it. Maybe in the future because we are going through some network changes

wow, very cool. I've never touched a database, well then again I was born in 67 :p so the only task you had was to type three characters and hit Enter? Thats it?

OMGosh, this thread is getting pretty bland. Can we liven it up?

No Way!!! :eek: I had no idea there was a high resolution texture pack for free. Yeah, go ahead and try it. As long as only the textures are effected it should work. I bet you have to enable it at the launcher as well. I'm going to try this myself. Gotta download Skyrim again. Thanks for the link

Yeah, that was the original resolution for Diablo II. If the patch doesn't work, then your version is probably hacked to run without DRM. I'm sure you can pick it up on Ebay or even Amazon for pretty cheap

You don't have to upgrade, just run updates. Upgrading to the newest Ubuntu could break things on your hardware. Its better you stick with Ubuntu 14.04 So when you run updates name a few packages that aren't authenticating. I get this error sometimes as well. You can always change the PPA for...

You have a laptop right? It might be time to invest in a gaming desktop. You can get away with a budget machine for around $500.00 and then upgrade later on. I know this isn't ideal, but that Mobility Radeon 5430 is going to have performance issues because of AMD's driver problems. I read...

What? Your Wifi was causing your computer to crash?

I haven't heard of Out of Reach, but I've been following Project Zomboid for a few years on Moddb.com The project has gone through a lot of changes and its going to be an amazing game when they are done. I definitely plan on buying it and playing with a friend. Did you know the same developers...

Wow, it was worth a try... Have fun! Remember, if it crashes, do not send the error report.

Ok, at least its not having a problem installing. Since you downloaded all of the files separately, there is a chance one of them is corrupted. I doubt it though... Try changing your region to a different location. I read that this helps the updating part depending in problems.

The txt file wasn't helpful because it included everything after the crash/error. So it errors in Gameforge when it gets to 79% downloaded? Or is it when you launch RunesOfMagic.exe and it updates?

Awesome! I don't know why Ubuntu had a problem. Yes I've heard frame rates can be slower than Windows.

Oh, then follow this guide and skip the part about installing Diablo II and the shortcut. Just create the virtual drive, install packages and select a version of Wine. Then copy the folder from your home to the drive_c/Program Files in your virtual drive. Then you can manually created a shortcut...

Unfortunately sometimes that has to happen. Linux isn't always friendly with Windows games. You don't have to install Mint, but I highly recommend it. i love Mint and it handles my games really well with my GeForce video cards.

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Try downloading the mod from Moddb.com Its an executable (exe) so you will have to run it in your Diablo II virtual drive by: Launch PlayOnLinux Click Configure Select Diablo II (left side) Click Miscellaneous Tab Click "Run an exe in this virtual drive" Find multires.exe and open Follow...

Hmm, not sure ifI got that error because I didn't have debug open. Yes, unfortunately even in Windows, if you get a crash, make sure to not send it. If the game refuses to launch like mine, then downloading the whole game is the only way I know how to fix it. There might be a better way, but...

Good, this means you have the right drivers and 32-bit libraries. I'm kinda stumped about League of Legends. I have installed it many times and know that it is very stubborn in PlayOnLinux/Wine. Maybe install it one more time?