88.3 gb, way smaller than the Dodi repack!
idk if links are allowed so i just grabbed a screenshot. looking forward to it!! :D
Good stuff. Important for people who want to play the game but don’t want to give money to Bethesda and, by extension, their genocide-complicit parent company, Microsoft.
And if you know where to search, there is a Wine repack for Linux. I tested it on Debian testing – works.
If it’s the repacker I’m thinking of (JC), he makes it so complicated for no reason. Was that the case again here or was it someone else? I’d rather just use Lutris than his releases.
Kron4ek
I’ve never had one single game working from JC.
On the other hand, almost any fitgirl or dodi release works just fine, or at least as well as I’d expect from the steam release.
Are you on debian? I heard the recommended distro is arch.
That’s the other issue. It’s impractical to always use Arch.
My main use case for pirated games is steam deck or a Bazzite based machine. Trying to get dwarfs on these systems is a pain I’m not willing to struggle through. Not when I can load up a fitgirl repack in a Bottle and have it installed 5 minutes later.
Even on my workstation, which is arch, I can get another repack going easily without needing to install dwarfs from the aur.
JC’s repacks might be good, but they’re a hassle that requires a new workflow to setup.
Even on my workstation, which is arch, I can get another repack going easily without needing to install dwarfs from the aur.
That is the point. You can just install any repack with wine. What is the meaning of hosting a seedbox and repacking selective games? I read this from the admin
They are a hassle yes but the end result is good from my experience.
Yeah, I had one working at some point but the others didn’t work out. It really does seem like Wine GE is where it’s at for me, it just works like 99% of the time no matter who the repacker is.
I don’t understand why I would need that. Can’t you just run any release through a normally installed version of wine?
I’ve seen it usually works well.
I believe you do have to change the slashes in the checksum files and run
wine setup.exein the folder, after that it should have a desktop shortcut just like on Windows. You should also be able to add it as installed game to Lutris.Take it with a grain of salt, I haven’t tried it myself, though.
Can’t you just run any release through a normally installed version of wine?
In most cases – no. Wine is far from being a reliable tool. Many programs demand this or that patch for Wine to work. And you surely don’t want to tinker with that.
I’ve only had like 3 games from FitGirl not work fine installing with Lutris.
2 of them needed some dependency like .NET installed first, and only one I could get working at all but the DODi version worked fine.
Everyone kept telling me Wine sucks even before I switch to Linux. But I’ve had it work fine a lot more times than not, even for some old obscure software that barely works on Windows 10 anymore.
Weird. I have yet to encounter a game that wine-ge couldn’t handle out of the box.
wine-ge is patched wine which includes many patches proton has that make games work (well).
Also, the developer of wine-ge no longer has their focus on it, because UMU [1] makes it possible to use proton(-ge) directly. UMU is already included in Lutris, Bottles & Co., or you can use it standalone [1].
I have an old Win95 game that isn’t working very well but that doesn’t run on modern windows either
I have tried many different fitgirl repacks through bottles. Currently playing Alan Wake 2 without issues.
I unfortunately don’t know where to search :'( Do you have a hint for me?
Torrent. I don’t know why people act like it’s a secret. This isn’t a Signal chat with war plans bro.
Inb4 Hegseth replying to you with war plans.
You can download pre installed from Anker games. Then just add it through wine or proton and you are good to go buddy!
Hadnt heard of this one so i did a search but anker games (dot) my is the first one that came up and looked sketchy, so i checked fmhy and they link to ankergames (dot) net, so i assume thats the reliable one just fyi.
