Many people used mules, so the stared stash was an improvement over that, because they would basically make multiple accounts anyways to do this. Shared Stash : I think this depends on context.The Res may be strange ingame but if you can blindly find the video menu you can change it to one that works. have 'D3D' selected and click 'Start Plugin'. This is everything I did to get it running. In the same directory, edit and save the 'PlugY.ini' to these values: Download and place inside the '/MODS/median XL dir'. The one on moddb won't work for the version we're using. for high res see the youtube video description 'D2MultiRes'.Place your Median XL folder in 'diablo directory/MODS/' I am not sure if I did this right but on the same page follow step 4 and use the 'Wine' 'Registry Editor' on playonlinux on the file.Then, download Median XL Ultimative XVI, upzip and drag contents into the XVc folder. Go to and download Median XL Ultimative XVc and then unzip.

For Median XL, I follow these guides: & but made a few changes so everything works.

If you wanna just play Vanilla Diablo 2, that's all you need to do.

Now, install the games using playonlinux, wine bottles don't seem to matter but best use a 32-bit.

Find your games under 'classic games' and download the PC versions. You can actually just buy the classic Diablo 2 from the online store but it's dearer. Find 'Add a Game Key' and put in your serial codes.

Next, have an account with and go into 'Manage my games'.

In the UK they still sell it new as a bundle. It was actually quite hard to get everything working so I thought I'd do a post about what I did. I recently made a post on /r/linux_gaming about what games I've been playing. Proton Database - Unofficial database of Proton compatibilityĬrossOver - Third party utility (commercial) WINE App Database - Official WINE application database

Official WINE website - Official WINE website General WINE posts, please use r/winehq.Anything outside the realm of WINE Gaming.Posts related to using WINE to play games.This subreddit is for the discussion of using WINE to play video games.

Instead of simulating internal Windows logic like a virtual machine or emulator, Wine translates Windows API calls into POSIX calls on-the-fly, eliminating the performance and memory penalties of other methods and allowing you to cleanly integrate Windows applications into your desktop. Wine (originally an acronym for 'Wine Is Not an Emulator') is a compatibility layer capable of running Windows applications on several POSIX-compliant operating systems, such as Linux, Mac OSX, & BSD.

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