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Knock the sniper down with the RC batarang, and zipline over. If you are facing out into Arkham North with your back to Intensive treatment, there will be guard towers to your left and right.In Arkham City, Arkham Origins and Arkham Knight, it had its own model

As aforementioned, the sniper in Batman: Arkham Asylum had the exact same model as the Assault Rifle, but it shot more powerful rounds and had a thin red laser that emitted from the barrel.

Plus, I have held off getting Expeditions - Vikings because it looks like something that won't work well in wine, and maybe that could be cured with a Linux binary as well.Home Batman arkham asylum sniper Sniper Rifle Arkham Wiki Fando The only one I'm really interested in trying on Linux is StarCrawlers 5.6.2f1, since the Windows version doesn't work on my system, at all (although the old Linux version is probably good enough I'll just stop playing the stupid game).

Of course, honestly, these 5 games all work fine in wine. The above 3 I can't test because I have no Linux binaries for them. I also tested Gabriel Knight - Sins of the Fathers 20th Anniversary Edition (using Duskers' binaries), and it just gave me a bunch of pink screens (and a pointless menu). I tested Blackguards 2 (using Shadowrun Hong Kong's binaries), and it refuses to start a new game (probably a video plugin it uses, and I don't want to look for it). Running one of the Windows installers, I see nothing in the installed data which could be construed as the required Linux binaries.Īlso, games I have that aren't on your list: My question is: where are the Linux binaries (I mean, other than included with Linux "native" games)? The linked archives only provide Windows and Mac installers. PS: I'm just about to beat Randal's Monday and it's worked flawlessly so far. In case they're OK with it, here's a full list of the runtimes I've gathered: But yeah, in legal terms nothing is ever as easy as it seems to the common folk, so let's wait for that answer. I don't see why one shouldn't be able to do it, considering they are all available (buried inside the full 1-2GB Unity installers) on Unity's website. If they respond positively, I'm planning to host one on my server.

Yepoleb: I've just written an email to the Unity legal team asking about the legality of runtime archives.