Dystopia

What works

Menus, multiplayer, all weapons and implants, chat, etc.

What does not

On certain display resolutions (only tested 2, both of which the bug appeared), the GUI seems to be cut off on the bottom right in an offset position.

Workarounds

What was not tested

Microphone chat - presumably does not work, HDR.

Hardware tested

Graphics:

• GPU:
• Driver:

Additional Comments

A screenshot is here: http://filesmelt.com/Imagehosting/pics/285a68ff3b51d0dc2487cdce3a51d7fb.png To get mods ran through the steam store to run you must currently install them manually from an external source. GECKO does not allow users to click the "install game" buttons in the steam store. To install the game: 1) Verify the latest Wine version is installed - 1.1.16 currently - reccomended. 2) Get the source sdk base installed by installing and running a source game (css and hl2 worked for me) 3) Copy Dystopia Live Content.gcf from a windows installation of dystopia to your Steam\steamapps\ folder within Wine's drive c. 4) Start or restart steam to get it to recognize newly installed games. 5) Unpause downloading of Dystopia which will allow it to finish downloading the game in it's entirety. 6) Add the launch options "-novid +mat_hdr_level 0" without quotes. 7) Launch the game, look for a resolution supported by Wine if possible and try to keep settings low at first (they can be bumped up if you have good specs). Enjoy.

To install the game:
1) Verify the latest Wine version is installed - 1.1.16 currently - reccomended.
2) Get the source sdk base installed by installing and running a source game (css and hl2 worked for me)
3) Copy Dystopia Live Content.gcf from a windows installation of dystopia to your Steam\steamapps\ folder within Wine's drive c.
4) Start or restart steam to get it to recognize newly installed games.
5) Unpause downloading of Dystopia which will allow it to finish downloading the game in it's entirety.
6) Add the launch options "-novid +mat_hdr_level 0" without quotes.
7) Launch the game, look for a resolution supported by Wine if possible and try to keep settings low at first (they can be bumped up if you have good specs).