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So it runs with the Direct3D9 setting? I didn't have any problems with "openGL" setting, but if you have installed the 32-bit libraries for Ubuntu, otherwise most games won't run because they are only 32-bit compatible

Are you already using the Virtual Desktop? Try re-sizing it as well. I've seen some game cause problems when the Virtual Desktop was 1024x768 or 1680x1050 Just depends on the game.

The only thing I can find is on AppDB A few posts mention the size of Battle.Net Try resizing the window or use Wine's Virtual Desktop See if that helps. Also try changing the resolution of your desktop as a test.

So when you launch Battle.net its-self?

I keep forgetting to ask... are you getting the white screen when launching Battle.net or when launching a game?

do you have the 32-bit libraries in Ubuntu so you can run games? Ubuntu 14 32-bit libraries: sudo dpkg --add-architecture i386 sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install libc6:i386 libncurses5:i386 libstdc++6:i386

Welcome to the forum! that is an interesting problem... This is an old guide, so the first thing you should try is use the Wine Manager in PlayOnLinux and download a newer version of wine. Try Far Cry again and see if it works. What distro are you using? Video card? You can also try leaving...

Not a lot of errors huh? There may be a way to fix these: fixme:winhttp:get_system_proxy_autoconfig_url no support on this platform fixme:msvcp:_Locinfo__Locinfo_ctor_cat_cstr (0x33fcf0 1 C) semi-stub err:wininet:open_http_connection create_netconn failed: 12029 Try installing these packages...

Thanks You are right, even though it is an older game, the visuals are amazing! Its extremely fun as well... I tested Just Cause in newer versions of Wine, but I like to stick to stable 1.6.2 as a standard.

Just Cause is a free-roam open-world action game where you get to choose any mission in any order. Drive any vehicle, fly any plane or helicopter, escape the corrupt police, help the rebellion against the oppressive government, use a large arsenal of weapons or hi-jack vehicles with your...

I guess its possible, but there would be a lot of posts on PlayOLinux because there are a lot of people playing Hearthstone, Diablo 3, etc... Can you post a debug output for us?

Was there an update to the Battle.net client recently that may have broken something? I'll check PlayOnLinux forums for other gamers posting similar problems. I thought QT5 was all worked out with Wine? My Drakensang launcher works perfectly now and it uses QT5

what is your system setup: distro 32-bit or 64-bit video card/chip version of playonlinux

Nope, thats all I got since I don't own Res Evil 5 Keep searching, something will eventually come up

Here is something you can try... Go to PlayOnLinux Select Resident Evil 5 Click Configure Go to Display Tab Direct Draw Renderer = GDI Close Configure Launch Game This change could really screw up other things, so its a shot-in-the-dark If it doesn't work, then set it back to "default"

What distro are you using again? You may have to do some playing around with Linux settings and game settings. Do any other games have this problem in PlayOnLinux

I saw that on Slashdot Apparently Blizzard didn't initially publicize any real numbers... At the same time, I'm not surprised. Bots playing the game for you? Who wouldn't think of that? Its kinda interesting because a lot of facebook games regenerate energy when you aren't playing. So the...

I've seen this with a few games. One side-effect to changing brightness and/or gamma is Linux might keep this setting even when the game is closed. That IS a strange bug. Have you researched it online at all? Might be a video driver setting too

Quake Live is the edition of Quake 3 Arena online. There are many new levels, weapons and players across the world to frag. Quake Live is now only available via Steam and is no longer free-to-play Follow my step-by-step guide on installing, configuring and optimizing Quake Live in Linux...

I just donated $15 for the DRM free and Steam edition.