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I know you already know Arkham Knight is coming out this month, but did you know its going to be a 45 GB download? http://linuxgamenews.com/tagged/batman-arkham-knight Thats crazy! Watch this video Interactive fog, debris and rain I still can't believe this is a 45 GB when Skyrim is under 10 GB

Thanks, I'm actually playing all the way through Dark Void. I've been wanting to play it for a long time

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Not a programmer at all, so can't help you there. I was thinking more on-the-lines of tweaking configuration files. Most games have them hidden here and there. UDK has a lot of configuration files where you can tweak everything in the game. Not sure about MT Framework since this is the first...

That probably won't work. You can try creating a shortcut in PlayOnLinux directly to the executable and launch without Steam. Knowing Capcom and Valve, it probably won't run without Steam running

exactly, maybe capcom will have a Resident Evil bundle on Humble Bundle someday

Oh well it was worth a try. Never hurts to experiment with those display settings either. Just set them back if it doesn't work. Looks like Capcom uses the MT Framework engine for most of their Resident Evil games. I couldn't find much about configurations or tweaks. Wish I had a copy to test...

This video on Youtube configured Display settings like this: DirectDrawRenderer = opengl OffscreenRenderingMode = backbuffer UseGLSL = disabled Multisampling = enabled Of course, the dark areas are completely black like you have mentioned. I found your post on SteamCommunity as well: Res Evil...

That sucks, I bet they will run in Wine if you really want to play them I just saw a co-op video on http://www.co-optimus.com but multi-player is internet only. This means I have to purchase more than one copy of the game. Umbra is supposedly going to support LAN and offline digital copy. so...

Then I"ll be buying it one day. The Van Helsing series as well.

Victor Vran looks great! Do you know if it is going to have co-op campaign gameplay?

Umbra Funded! Yay

Far Cry should run on most laptop Intel HD chips You may have to crank down the resolution a bit, but should still look pretty nice. Even with Linux drivers.

I'm not surprised at all Drakensang worked perfectly for over a year and I played many hours, then one day it stopped. After a month of troubleshooting a workaround was finally posted, then Wine fixed something and now it works great.

Try installing these libraries: corefonts winhttp IE8 xact Someone else mentioned this... instead of using "Windows System Font" select a different font Font Settings- [X] Use Windows system font Font: Arial Quality: Standard Thickness: Normal

Also, see if you can launch the config: ffxivconfig.exe

Have you checked AppDB yet? I can't believe the launcher requires IE8 Most games I have tested that used to require IE8 now work in newer versions of Wine. Can you play any other games in Debian? Do you have the 32-bit libraries installed? Are you using Proprietary video drivers too?

yes, please keep us up-to-date Have you updated your system recently?

Try experimenting with the config.ini again: MouseBaseSpeed=2.000000 [GRAPHICS] SLI=OFF Stereo=OFF HDR=LOW MSAA=NONE TextureFilter=OFF TextureDetail=LOW MotionBlur=OFF NormalMapping=ON NormalUpdate=OFF Specular=OFF Lighting=MEDIUM FilterQuality=LOW WaterQuality=LOW EffectQuality=LOW...

ok, sorry At this point I'm not sure. I subscribed to your post on the PlayOnLinux forums: Battle.Net White Screen Hopefully someone will answer or have the same problem. Might as well keep playing World of Warcraft without it for now.' If there is an update, will it break the game?