Anyone know of a way to fix the openal error you get with Hyper Light Drifter in 18.04? I have the 32-bit version installed, but it seems compatibility was broken at some point.

Can you post the terminal log? I got a machine with 18.04 that I can try it out on.

Here is the part relating to OpenAL:

OpenAL error: 40964 (SoundHardware::Tick)
OpenAL error: 40964 (Audio_Tick Start)
OpenAL error: 40964 (Audio_Tick End)

Ok let's give the first shot, in the game's folder there's a folder called "lib", has 3 files inside. In many cases deleting the provided libraries and using the system's ones tends to solve a lot of problems.

The 2 packages are called libssl1:i386 (there are 2 variants 1.0 and 1.1, mine works with 1.0) and libcurl3:i386.

Also: Have you installed the required library: libopenal1:i386?

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By installer problems, you mean you can't install the game using the GUI setup? If yes, you can try to manually unzip it (I always do it that way). Here's how:

1) Open a terminal window where the setup file is.
2) Run: unzip -d ./"gamename" ./your_gog_installer.sh
3) You'll see a bunch of files being extracted, that's a good sign.
4) When done go to the "gamename folder" > open "data" > the "noarch" folder is all you need, you can delete the rest.
5) Move it to your desired location and you can rename it > Launch the game from the start.sh file :)

I have. But there seems to have been breakage at some point. All my Game Maker games on GOG are having issues with this specific library along with AM2R. The Steam version of Momodora still runs fine though, so I guess I need to fish out the OpenAL lib from there and see if that fixes things.

great it worked perfectly, this saves me time , respect....

have just bought broken sword games but they do not seem to be installing help!

Since Pillars of Eternity II is trying to compete with Witcher 3 in terms of Free DLC. It's starting to be a bit cumbersome having to unpack all of them with every update, so today I share with you a small script which will unpack all the DLC's and repack them into a single tidy zip file.

Mini FAQ:

Q: Will this work if I'm missing DLC xyz?
A: If you're missing any of the DLC packs, the script will skip to the next available one.

How to use it:

1) Open up a text editor and copy the following script: 2) In an empty folder Save the file to something such as "dlc_repack.sh" and set it as executable (either through GUI or in terminal: chmod +x "dlc_repack.sh")

3) Put all your PoE II DLC in the same folder and in terminal run "./dlc_repack.sh" > in your Home folder you will find 2 files named "DLC_PoEII.tar.gz" and it's MD5 Checksum "DLC_PoEII.txt".

The script will also cleanup after itself, you don't have to worry about leftover files. Whenever a DLC is updated, replace the old installer with the new one and run the script again.

I guess there must be a marketing reason to have all this free content as DLC, instead of including it in the base game installer… This mess is the main reason we don’t have a ./play.it script for Pillars of Eternity 2 yet.

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My installation of Pyre fails to start on Ubuntu 18.04.
The first line of error in a console is:
System.AggregateException: One or more errors occurred. ---> System.DllNotFoundException: libBink2.so
Do anyone have an idea how to fix it?

I would suggest trying ./play.it's installation method, that automatically handles dependencies.

It works for me on Mint 19... you could try installing my common dependencies meta-package in case any dependencies are missing

How do I even download large games on linux? old wget tricks no longer work. I'm stuck with a game I can't play.

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