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I don't know if you have to do anything special on upgrades. Since you are using arch you should have the latest nvidia drivers. DXVK/Vulkan seem to be a common denominator. I tried dgVoodoo2 as you suggested, quite a few different settings combinations, but nothing worked.Įdit: Oblivion works with the builtin d3d9, but not with the DXVK version. Time4Tea: Yes, I am using the NVidia drivers. It might also be useful to try a different game that uses DX11 (I have Divinity: Original Sin, which uses DX11, but I've been using Linux native).Įdit: Oblivion works with the builtin d3d9, but not with the DXVK version. If that doesn't work, I may try your suggestion of a different version of Wine, to see if it helps.

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I will look into it and see if I can update my NVidia drivers. So, perhaps there is something wrong with my Vulkan drivers. There is an error: 'failed to create swap chain', which is probably the problem. Wine: Unhandled page fault on read access to 021C2E80 at address F7DB711A (thread 0134), starting debugger. Warn: winevulkan detected, disabling exclusive fullscreen support Info: DXVK: Read 18 valid state cache entries Info: vertexAttributeInstanceRateZeroDivisor : 1 Info: vertexAttributeInstanceRateDivisor : 1 Info: VK_EXT_shader_demote_to_helper_invocation When I try to run it through DXVK, I get a bunch of messages like the following: So, I went back to DXVK and installed that again on my new prefix (as it looks like that provides a replacement for DX11 via Vulkan). I haven't tried any Windows games that use DX11 yet. When I try to run the game, I get a bunch of messages related to d3d11. I believe those both use DX9 however, it looks like the GOG ddraw.dll is trying to route the rendering via DX11 and it looks like dgVoodoo is as well. I am wondering if something is wrong with the DX11 on my Wine, as that might explain why Oblivion and KOTOR both work, but this doesn't. I tried dgVoodoo2 as you suggested, quite a few different settings combinations, but nothing worked.

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Somebody112: I suppose that you are using the nvidia drivers and not mesa. If it doesn't work maybe trying with wine-staging or try compile a custom version of wine.

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Download the zip file, move the existing ddraw,dll form the game folder, copy the files you get from the folder MS/x86 and from de zip root nf and dgVoodooCpl.exe. It requires the ddraw overwrite in order to work since it contains one. I suppose that you are using the nvidia drivers and not mesa. I will keep trying different things and I'll post again if I figure anything out. I have posted on the WineHQ forum as well, to see if anyone there has any suggestions.

None of the games I tried seem to run well with DXVK. In fact, it seems to have screwed up my prefix for the other games I have on there, so I had to make a new one. I tried installing DXVK in my Wine prefix, but if anything it made things worse.

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I am using a variant of Arch Linux on a very typical Dell desktop PC with an NVidia GTX 1050 GPU. For example, KOTOR and Oblivion recently. Other Windows games seem to run in Wine just fine for me. So, we've gone back to our list that puts all of the main games in chronological order to make sure everything is clear and accurate to allow you to understand the Metal Gear chronology.Time4Tea: Yes, it is very bizarre that I seem to be the only one who is having problems running MGS 1. After all, the Metal Gear timeline is a confusing one. However, both new and old fans are probably unsure about the chronological order of events.

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The mentions of the series may have tempted you into another playthrough or convinced you to try the series for the first time. Discussions surrounding the stealth franchise have increased recently because Hideo Kojima referred to the games through his other work, Death Stranding.

Updated on Jby Ben Jessey : The Metal Gear franchise has had such an impact on the gaming industry that it's still being talked about to this day, several years after the last release in the series. If you’re confused about which game takes place in which year (and it's very easy to be confused with this series), then take a look at the chronology, which includes all the main Metal Gear games, and the years they are set in. RELATED: Hideo Kojima Games As Ranked On MetacriticĪll of the mainline games fit into one Metal Gear timeline, whereas much of the side material is set in parallel universes. But when he was at the helm, the series had crafted a chronology that lasted more than 20 years in real-time releases. The Metal Gear series seems to be pretty much dead as far as interest and quality are concerned, and that’s mostly because creator Hideo Kojima has moved on from the games.

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