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Way 3 works like a charm on the Ubuntu 14.10, 64bit
Which method did you use?
VDPAU_DRIVER=nvidia optirun %command%
Observe I'm using a notebook with a discrete NVIDIA graphic card, so your computer probably will use different options.
I mean, not that it's a terrible hassle, but when you purchase a game that says it is for your OS, download and install it only to find out you have to go through even more hoops just to play it...kinda seems lazy on the devs' part. Just saying.
Definitely, there are many Linux games that take extra steps to get running. Usually it's a fairly simple process, I'm not sure why devs do not incorporate fixes to remedy the issue.
The game doesn't start. Only a black window.
@Lowkey what kind of service you can use?
https://www.seafile.o-g.at/d/8c11d5fe6e/
Does this this link work for you? It's an mirror of mediafire.