Lutris will download and run the installer at this point. If Wine isn't properly configured by this point, you might have an issue with installing the launcher but I personally haven't had any probs at this stage.If you install the wows app on lutris it'll fail bc the download link is no longer valid, among other issues. Weegee changed how the game installs/downloads so everything has to go through the game center now. Go to sources, click the community installers tab, and search for 'wargaming game center' (I set the WGC to install to a specific folder, check step 4).Install Lutris either through your package manager or from here.

Check either this or this for more details. While you're at it, update your graphics drivers as well. Make sure you have Wine installed and updated for your distro.I've only got intel iris plus graphics so this should work for anyone with a dedicated gpu + anyone who can reliably run the game on integrated graphics. The following process has worked for me across a few distros (pop, zorin, elementary, garuda) but again your mileage may vary. Īs of early 2022, I've been able to run WoWs on Linux with essentially no problems for the better part of a CB season. If this doesn't work for you, u/Ventorus has a Steam writeup here. I'll try to help out in the comments where I can. Each distro/DE is somewhat slightly different so just look up any particular roadblocks you may have specific to your distro. Little disclaimer before I go further, YMMV. You just need to change where the game and launcher installs to within your directories. TL DR: Lutris is pretty straightforward and consistent. If you have a non-Steam WoWs account and want to get the game running on Linux, I might be able to help. 'Why don't you just use Windows' -everyone in my clan and prob someone in the comments

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