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Going to start a new thread as this one was originally for DLC missing. This time in GOG Galaxy DLC's are listed and ticked/installed but are missing from the game / not working.
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Ilona: Linux DLC installers:
"Unfortunately, there are no files available for the selected language (English) and operating system (Linux) combination."
Still no Linux installer for this. I looked at the Windows installer, and saw no content in the innosetup file, so I suppose it's some sort of registry setting for Windows. I suppose I'll have to look for a way to enable this later for Linux, if it's even possible.
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Ilona: Linux DLC installers:
"Unfortunately, there are no files available for the selected language (English) and operating system (Linux) combination."
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darktjm: Still no Linux installer for this. I looked at the Windows installer, and saw no content in the innosetup file, so I suppose it's some sort of registry setting for Windows. I suppose I'll have to look for a way to enable this later for Linux, if it's even possible.
Hi Darktjm,

If you don't get a response from owlcat you could try sending an in game bug report by pressing F11 then clicking the red button on the right hand side of the screen. Alternatively you could post on steam or owlcat forums, email owcat.

Good Luck.
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VipsterGOG: If you don't get a response from owlcat you could try sending an in game bug report by pressing F11 then clicking the red button on the right hand side of the screen. Alternatively you could post on steam or owlcat forums, email owcat.
Thanks for the advice, I guess. I don't allow any game to access the internet, for any reason, including built-in support. In fact, the idea of a game collecting information about my system to send to some random dev pisses me off greatly, especially since the problem in this case is fairly obvious. If I open a support ticket, I send it to gog, who also annoys me with their insistence on collecting system info that's really not part of the problem or any of their business. I also don't post on steam (I don't have a steam account, anyway) or vendor forums and wouldn't anyway, as a matter of general policy, for a number of reasons I don't need to get into here.

Honestly, I will probably do nothing about this issue. I don't care enough about this game to put any more effort into it.
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VipsterGOG: If you don't get a response from owlcat you could try sending an in game bug report by pressing F11 then clicking the red button on the right hand side of the screen. Alternatively you could post on steam or owlcat forums, email owcat.
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darktjm: Thanks for the advice, I guess. I don't allow any game to access the internet, for any reason, including built-in support. In fact, the idea of a game collecting information about my system to send to some random dev pisses me off greatly, especially since the problem in this case is fairly obvious. If I open a support ticket, I send it to gog, who also annoys me with their insistence on collecting system info that's really not part of the problem or any of their business. I also don't post on steam (I don't have a steam account, anyway) or vendor forums and wouldn't anyway, as a matter of general policy, for a number of reasons I don't need to get into here.

Honestly, I will probably do nothing about this issue. I don't care enough about this game to put any more effort into it.
I'm sorry to hear that, I respect you don't want to send info / post on other forums. Would you be willing to try emailing owlcat direct, it's what I did before they implemented F11 bug report.
technical@owlcatgames.com

If you don't email them, I hope it gets fixed for you eventually and you manage to enjoy some of the game without the DLCs.