Piracy: ꜱᴀɪʟ ᴛʜᴇ ʜɪɢʜ ꜱᴇᴀꜱ @lemmy.dbzer0.com zaknenou @lemmy.dbzer0.com 9 mo. ago

I know this is not how dbzer0 works, but can you help me get cs 1.6 working on my linux system ?

I downloaded the game from soft32 (this file used to work on the old days). I installed both WINE and Lutris, but the game runs like sh**t. I get .NET and Vulkan errors from Lutris&WINE. Can you give me a newbie friendly guide for the right way? I'm tired of scrapping the web and it doesn't help that I have limited data.
My system:
Device: HP 15 Notebook PC i5-4210U
OS: Ubuntu MATE (basically ubuntu 22.04)
GPU: Intel® HD Graphics 4400 (integrated) & Nvidia GeForce 820M (I'm not even sure which of them I'm using).

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- well, this is a Linux piracy question. I had the idea of asking over at r/piratedgames, but their mod has black belt on rule-fu. Do gaming@beehaw allow this kind of discussion/request, I mean piracy request
  
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Cs 1.6 has native version for linux. Why are you trying to play it with WINE?
- You can also play it in a browser now.
  
  it lags as hell
  
  As cool as it is, that version is filled with microtransactions and doesn't access the same servers
- umm, how do I pirate it? I mean I didn't buy it (although I'm playing it since 6y old me 2006)
  
  You can find them on zamunda or torrminator
I know you are asking for cs 1.6, but do you know counter strike 2 is free on steam and have compatibility with Linux?
- LooL didn't know this. But anyway my PC is considered Potato, and I'm posting to get a safe example guide for Linux Piracy.
  
  This is the MINIMUM: OS: Ubuntu 20.04 Processor: 4 hardware CPU threads - Intel® Core™ i5 750 or higher Memory: 8 GB RAM Graphics: AMD GCN+ or NVIDIA Kepler+ with up-to-date Vulkan drivers. Support for VK_EXT_graphics_pipeline_library highly recommended. Storage: 85 GB available space Sound Card: Highly recommended
  
  You should try with your CPU and GPU
- It's still a little buggy and lacks many of the CSGO features, I just wish they didn't disable CSGO that early, that worked great!
  
  lacks many of the CSGO features,
  
  Well, the OP is not trying to play CSGO.
  
  They didn't disable it, you can roll back to csgo in the steam options
  
  Wait, what happened to CS:GO?
  
  I only tried playing it twice, but it really didn't like running on my computer.
- Maybe it's better now but cs2 had like 50% worse FPS on Linux compared to Windows on launch. Mesa driver users also reported smokes being invisible sometimes. It'll probably get ironed out though if it hasn't already
- Can we play over LAN, tho?
  
  Yeah there's no change in that regard. They're not making the servers closed down any time soon
- Haven't played it yet but if it's anything like go I would go back to cs 1.6 too
Have you tried jc141's package of it?
- Seems legit, but don't provide direct links (as tempting as it is).
  
  It isn't a direct link, it's a link to a page where you can download a torrent file or get a magnet link. I thought this was allowed in this community? Maybe things have changed, in which case I'd gladly delete my comment.
- Thank you! I watched a video recommending them but was afraid if they are actually a trusted resource, That and if their guide would break my system if they are not. They are not in the megathread, but mentioned on r/piratedgames as JohnCena141 being safe.
  
  Here is an alternative Piped link(s):
  
  a video recommending
  
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DOOR STUCK!!!
- We're DEAD!!
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You don't need to install wine. In Lutris you should set the wine version to the latest proton-ge (that's a wine fork for gaming). And also did you install the game via Lutris or wine? You should install it via lutris. I just did it once with a pirated game (NFS Most Wanted) and it worked just fine.
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