None of these!
Just port Skyrim SE! Or Vampyr!

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Quoting: STiATI'm using Lutris to manage what I want to play with which wine version at the moment. That works great, though, I think the config is a bit overcomplicated.

That said, a lot of the scripts do not set required parameters or script things you need to do to run games properly at all. The quality of the installation scripts often is really bad, not even setting the simplest required overrides/depends for certain games. I often end up tuning them in the end anyway - so I could just have used wine in a different prefix too.

I am not just using proton, but also my own wine for StarCraft / Battle.net

Yes, but in Proton, i don't have option for different patched wine for SkyrimSE, that fixes audio bugs.

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Quoting: deathxxxCannot install SkyrimSE, from Lutris installers. When steam tyring to fetch skyrim files, says: Content Servers Unreachable
And cannot download the game... Noting works like it should.

Just to make sure, you have Steam installed, enabled Steamplay, and you own SkyrimSE correct? (For Skyrim its just using the Steam Proton to run it).

i have it all and can run with SteamPlay, but i want to run it with Lutris, with Wine Steam. Cannot pass all steps from Lutris installer. It installs Steam - windows version. And cannot download or backup from archive the game.
Just cannot do it...
I'm not beginner with Linux, but Lutris and wine makes me to look like very beginner.
I make it with CrossOver, Wine and PlayOnLinux.
I just give up. This will make me to lose so much time.

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Quoting: MayeulCMmm... Overwatch never worked for me with Lutris, which is a shame, as I got it from the humble monthly (by the way, destiny 2 is also free for a while on battle.net). The battle.net launcher works and updates the game, then... nothing.
I might have had to use the system Wine instead of the Lutris-provided one, also, to get the launcher running at all.

Similar problem here. The Battle installer pops up for me to log in but disappears almost immediately with Lutris telling me the game's installed :dizzy: This is on Arch with Lutris defaults.

I really hate to be the "Did you read the manual" guy, but there are very specific things you have to install to get battle.net and overwatch cooperating. Sadly, battle.net is not an amazing, easy, one-click install like other wine stuff on Lutris. Here's the specific instructions on the Lutris github wiki:
https://github.com/lutris/lutris/wiki [External Link]

Follow the instructions and install the dependencies in the wiki pages "How to: DXVK", "Game: Blizzard App", and "Game: Overwatch." All of them are required, including installing wine for your system (with your package manager).

Hope this helps!!

Quoting: deathxxxCannot figured out, how to install a game from install script??
https://lutris.net/games/install/8298/view [External Link]
"To install the game, download the full script."

So, what i need to do with this script?

If you have the Lutris client installed, you *should* be able to click install and the client will run the script for you.

EDIT: To my knowledge, everyone trying to work on Destiny 2 in wine/DXVK got banned from the servers...Just as a warning. I would love to hear that's not actually the case, but that's what I had heard. For anyone worried about Overwatch, the developers stated that wine/DXVK will not be an issue.

Cannot install SkyrimSE, from Lutris installers. When steam tyring to fetch skyrim files, says: Content Servers Unreachable
And cannot download the game... Noting works like it should.

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Cannot figured out, how to install a game from install script??
https://lutris.net/games/install/8298/view [External Link]
"To install the game, download the full script."

So, what i need to do with this script?

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It's Skyrim or other forging game.
I want to be a Darksiders 2 or Dark Souls 3 too.

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I play SORR Remake v5. Very good challenge survival game.
https://youtu.be/H1KU8qk4ncY [External Link]

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I will really like to have the Iconoclasts game.

some@unlucky_dude:~$ save -me -some -money

Scanning for windows **ts and dir's.............
............................
... Found something in you'r drive, that belongs to windows(i mean - Not to You).

Do you want to remove forever all these viruses and backdoor programs for good?

Options:
YES/OK/AFFIRMATIVE/ROGER


Choice any option before time delay ends. 5....4...3..2.1 ...time is up.

Ok, now let me delete and format all these junks for you.
Deleting all................ DONE.

Now you are free! Have a nice live!

some@very_lucky_dude:~$ =-=

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And this is the big image(also called: Pandæmonium- the capital of Hell):


John Milton invented the name for the capital of Hell, "the High Capital, of Satan and his Peers", built by the fallen angels at the suggestion of Mammon at the end of Book I of Paradise Lost (1667). It was designed by the architect Mulciber, who had been the designer of palaces in Heaven before his fall (in Milton, Mulciber is also the Roman god Vulcan). Book II begins with the debate among the "Stygian Council" in the council-chamber of Pandæmonium. The demons built it in about an hour, but it far surpassed all human palaces or dwellings; it may have been small, however, as the demons are described as shrinking from their titanic size in order to fit in.

And that only can be: Agony [External Link] - the game.

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That would be only one of the DMC series,
or darksiders 2 deathinitive edition, fight scene of this clip:
https://youtu.be/VymTeb7-Srw?t=15m55s [External Link]

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