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Yeah, you'd think. It didn't for me though, even though vcrun2012 is part of that POL partition.

I came up with another solution that may or may not be considered more elegant: 1. In the POL registry editor specific to Solforge, go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Valve\Steam\Apps\CommonRedist\vcredist 2. Create a key (folder) called 2012 (you should see 2008 and 2010 already exist) 3...

I discovered today that this script has moved to /home/[username]/.PlayOnLinux/wineprefix/Steam/drive_c/Program Files/Steam/SteamApps/common/SolForge/_CommonRedist/vcredist/2012/installscript.vdf.

Sweet. I'm looking forward to SWTOR and Divinity: Original Sin, depending on how well they run. I have a good amount of hours into Divinity with friends, and while I'd like to switch my installation over to Linux, I'm not willing to degrade my experience in that game (ie no AA, or glitchy text...

This didn't feel like it qualified for a full guide, but I wanted to make a thread since there are 0 search results on this site for "Solforge." The people over at the Solforge forums are who showed me that the game can work. I took a slightly different approach. Here is the quick text guide of...

Was very happy when I saw that news.

I did get it to work after more tinkering with the custom PlayOnLinux shortcuts. What was my problem? I had "Bioshock" as the virtual drive reference in the shortcut instead of the true "bioshock." The game worked after that, even launching from within Steam. Funnily, I also installed the game...

Well, I can't get the game to work with your method posted here. I am tempted to resort to the PlayOnLinux built-in way of installing Bioshock with its own installation of Steam.

Hello! This will suit as my first post ever. I am about to attempt completing this guide coupled with your guide on organizing Steam games. As I'm sure most Steam gamers do, I have a backlog to play through. But I do play them! My plan is to play Bioshock 1 and 2 on easy since they're older. I...