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Did you also do the music folder trick? Your game crashing might be related to that and not the water rendering. Did you try messing with the video settings? Try everything on low as a test. Also, try disabling GLSL in PlayOnLinux configure. I'm stumped at this point... I remember this bug...

Enter an epic story in the Jade Empire as a marshal-arts student becomes a master. Choose your own side through tons of dialog and level up your characters abilities as you combat with Marshal Styles, Magic Styles, Weapon Styles, Transformation Styles and more. Follow my step-by-step guide...

So now its crashing? I thought you only had problems with water in the screen? I just found a tip on the water... Go to the Fallout 3 game folder and look for a Fallout.ini Open it with TextEditor Look for anything related to water and enter 0 Save it and try launching again. Make sure to...

I really really really want to remove Pulseaudio because it has been causing issues in PlayOnLinux for several years now. Obviously Wine is never going to support it. What are the risks of removing Pulseaudio? I recently setup another Mint desktop for games and of course Pulseaudio and Alsa are...

Same with Neverwinter, I have play a few fan-made missions and they are pretty fun. I haven't played a lot of Star Trek, and probably won't, but I still enjoy the Lore

All of Perfect World Entertainment games seem to be the best Free-To-Play MMO's High quality graphics, lots of configuration and fun to play. I still have to try Swordsman again. I would love to play it as well.

I've never looked at color management, but there are two places you could do some tweaking... Try your Nvidia Display Manager and Color in Setting

In PlayOnLinux, click Tools Then click Wine Manager You can see all the versions of wine available Select the one you want to try and click the left arrow

I had the same problem with the water in Fallout 3. I definitely recommend trying a newer version of Wine like 1.7.44 or even a Wine staging version. Let me know if it fixes the water bug. I haven't tested Fallout 3 in a long time... so I'm not sure if it will help or not

Thanks! I've been playingChronicles for a few hours and am wondering where the large area's and maps are? Like in the original Tomb Raider, there were lots of large epic areas... but I'm stuck in Egyptian rural areas and are very small.

Pretty crazy the hoops they had to jump through in order to get Linux to like the Windows files. Its amazing how a programmer could simply plan ahead and prepare so games can be ported to other platforms simpler. I would think programmers would think multi-platform when they work on projects...

Tomb Raider Chronicles is the 5th installment of the series. Play once again as Lara Croft solving puzzles, fending off animals and the "bad guys" and of course, jumping and climbing stunts. Take Lara through five adventures starting in Egypt, Croft Manor, then to Ireland and Werner von Croy's...

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Since most of their games run great in Wine, that isn't so motivating for them to port games to Linux. Also free-to-play isn't all that motivating because there is no proof of revenue for the extra OS support. I totally understand. Where are they developing these games from Perfect Entertainment?

Wow that is great! Did you ever get a chance to ask about Linux ports?

I had a feeling it is one of the best, funny because its a free-to-play Consumers can't go wrong with this one

Thanks Steve, updated now... Thanks, I can see you are true follower of the Trek world!

The Star Trek Online guide has been reformatted and revised. You no longer need the Arc or Steam clients to download and install

Techland developers created this nice video on how two people ported Dying Light and Dead Island to Linux by themselves. Very interesting and informational. Note: Only the beginning is not in English.

Thats great! I'm glad Wine finally worked out the QT5 bugs Thanks to other clients like Battle.net and Steam of course.