Mount the blade linux
I’m running Ubuntu 15.04
I’ve been playing this game for a long time and haven’t seen this problem before.
When I launch the game (any module) the game won’t load. I can open the configuration window, but not the game.
I don’t really have anything else to say about except: can someone tell me how to launch the game via console so I can see the errors?
Does anyone else have this issue or have any suggestions?
Have a great day!
Also not working for me.
To see the errors launch steam from console (just type «steam»), then try to launch Mount and Blade normally. Here’s what I get:
The important question is: Can we do anything to fix it, or do we have to wait and see?
Also, who would need to fix it, Valve or Taleworlds?
I have the same problem. I tried to run MB from the terminal and got the message that it can’t find libSDL2-2.0.so.0 so I copied it from another directory and then it complained about another lib missing. So I ran ldd on it and these are the libs that are missing.
What I did to get it to work was I edited $HOME/.local.share.Steam/SteamApps/common/MountBlade\ Warband and changed the line
Though, a single line. The formatting here makes it look like its two lines, it’s not.
EDIT: Also, this just lets me run MB from the terminal. It still fails when run from in Steam.
When you say ‘run MB from the terminal.’ what do you mean by that?
What command did you put in the terminal to run it?
cd «$HOME/.local/share/Steam/SteamApps/common/MountBlade Warband»
./mb_warband.sh
$HOME is a variable for the currently logged in user. So, if your computer account is Sinornn, $HOME=/home/Sinornn
This is constant so you could put $HOME or /home/Sinornn or
or just go into .local since when you open a terminal it opens in $HOME.
Also, you could just open a terminal and run.
That would work too, but, it’s just a habit for me to cd into the executable’s directory before running it.
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How to play Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord on Linux
Jul 10, 2020
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Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord is a strategy/action RPG for Microsoft Windows. The game was developed by TaleWorlds Entertainment and is a prequel to their previous game Mount & Blade: Warband. In Bannerlord, the player controls their created character as they adventure across the world of Mount & Blade.
If you’d like to enjoy the epic adventure of Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord on your Linux PC, it is possible, but it requires a bit of configuration and tweaking. In this guide, we’ll show you exactly how to do just that! Follow along to get Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord working on Linux!
Getting Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord working
Setting up Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord is a tedious process on Linux because it is rated “Gold” on ProtonDB. Sadly, unlike a lot of other video games, you won’t be able just to install it and go. You must configure it a little to get it working. Follow the step-by-step instructions outlined below to get the game set up.
Step 1: To start the installation process, you must install the Steam Linux client. To get Steam working on Linux, open up a terminal window by pressing Ctrl + Shift + T or Ctrl + Alt + T on the keyboard. Then, enter the commands below to get Steam working.
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Fedora/OpenSUSE
For best results on OpenSUSE and Fedora, install the Flatpak release of Steam.
Flatpak
First, ensure you have the Flatpak runtime installed onto your computer. Then, enter the commands below.
Step 2: Now that Steam is installed, we need to install a custom compatibility tool. This custom compatibility tool is called Glorious Eggroll, and its a special release of Valve’s Proton with various game fixes, including ones for Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord.
To get your hands on the latest GE, use the following wget download command.
After downloading Proton-GE, you’ll need to install some Wine dependencies. To install these dependencies, head over to the Proton-GE Github page, and enter the commands listed by your Linux operating system. Once you’ve installed the Wine dependencies, you must install Vulkan drivers. To set these up, head over to this page on the Proton-GE Github page.
Step 3: When the file is done downloading, use the mkdir command to create a new folder. This new folder will house the GE compatibility tool you just downloaded.
Alternatively, if you’re using Flatpak, do the following.
Step 4: Extract the contents of the GE archive you downloaded to the newly created folder from step 3. To extract, run the following tar command below.
Or, for Flatpak, do:
Step 5: After extracting the contents of the GE archive into the correct folder, you must create a workaround for the Bannerlord launcher. To do this, execute the commands below in a terminal window.
Once all commands have been executed, open up Steam for Linux and log in. When you’ve logged into Steam, look for the “Steam” menu in the top-left and click on it with the mouse.
In the “Steam” menu, select “Settings” to open up the Steam settings area. Then, locate the “Steam Play” section, and click on it with the mouse.
Step 6: In the “Steam Play” section, find the “Enable Steam Play” for supported titles, and check it. Then, check “Enable Steam Play for all other titles.”
When both boxes are checked, find “Run other titles with” and click on the drop-down menu next to it. In the drop-down menu, select “Proton-5.11-GE-3-MF,” and click on the “OK” button.
Step 7: Find the “STORE” button in Steam and click on it with the mouse. By selecting this button, you will be brought to the Steam Storefront. From there, find the search box and search for Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord.
Step 8: Click on “Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord” in the search results to move to the Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord store page. Then, locate the “add to cart” button, and click on it to purchase the game.
Step 9: After purchasing the game, find the “LIBRARY” button, and click on it to go to your Steam library. Once there, find “Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord” and select it to access Bannerlord’s Steam library page.
On the Steam library page for Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord, click on the blue “INSTALL” button to install the game onto your computer.
When the installation is complete, the blue “INSTALL” button will become a green “PLAY” button. Click on this button to start up Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord.
Troubleshooting Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord
Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord is not a Platinum rated game on ProtonDB. It’s rated as Gold, so you will run into issues while playing it. Hopefully, the custom release of Proton will mitigate the issues, but it can’t account for everything.
If you run into problems playing Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord on your Linux PC with Proton, be sure to check out its ProtonDB page to report bugs, or to find solutions!
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This is literally misinformation. Proton-GE will not work without installing its dependencies, which you just skipped here. Additionally, the Bannerlord Launcher does not work on linux, so it must at least be circumvented by replacing it with a symlink to the actual game.
Please do more than 1 minute of googling for writing such “articles”
Thank you for your feedback, I’ve updated the post to reflect the suggestions you’ve made.
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Mount the blade linux
Setting up a sticky here for people to report their experiences and list known issues and current workarounds (these are still a work in progress so patching will continue for a little while).
Known Issues:
-If you can’t start config tool on Linux, try installing qt4.
-You have to wait
15 seconds for shaders to compile in the first launch.
About Viking Conquest:
We are aware of the VC Mac issues and actively working to fix them. All crashes and graphical glitches will be resolved as soon as possible. Sorry about the inconvenience.
Mac version:
-Constant freezes/crashes in multiplayer
-Inability to download custom maps
-Cursor jumping around after clicking on anything in the menus or when selecting your gear in multiplayer
-Cursor just being displayed as a regular-♥♥♥ cursor (yknow its supposed be a sword)
-Glitch where, when somebody gets thrown off their horse, they get flung to the other side of the map (in arenas they even fly OUTSIDE the map, making victory impossible)
The unavailability of multiplayer is currently the biggest issue Id suggest focusing that the most
OS: Ubuntu 14.04 64-bit
— Manually trying to launch «mbw_config_linux» prints out: «error while loading shared libraries: libQtGui.so.4: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory».
Thanks for this observation, it was very helpful. The following helped on my 64bit ubuntu to get the config-gui running:
sudo apt-get install libqt4-gui:i386
Mustafa when i start the game i dont get a patch, do i have to start it through steam?
So what if I want to use mods like clash of kings or floris? can i use a similar work around. Does anyone know if they’ll get around to fixing it. I love this game!
Yes, you can use this workaround for other mods too. But any mod that uses custom shaders will have to port those shaders OpenGL’s shading language.
My game wont even start, how DO I FIX THIS.
Please provide more info. Are you using Mac or Linux. If you’re using Linux, what is your distro. What is your computer’s configuration and do you get any error messages etc.
In Linux the game dont start, all the screen crash and i have to restart the computer.
Are you using a recent AMD gpu? If so, try installing open-source drivers or wait for a bugfix(I’m hoping to fix it this week).
OS: Ubuntu 14.04 64-bit
Driver: Nvidia 331.38 Proprietary Tested
My experiences playing on linux are:
— Within some nordic maps; flickering occurs with HDR on. (Turning HDR to «Off» and unticking subsequent lighting options resolves flickering.)
— Turning HDR on (when off) during battle can black out screen.
— Splash screen and intro are bypassed when clicking on «play» option. Goes straight to loading game client.
— As splash screen is bypassed, modules cannot be selected nor can game be configured.
— The option to «configure» Mount & Blade Warband does not launch.
— Manually trying to launch «mbw_config_linux» prints out: «error while loading shared libraries: libQtGui.so.4: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory».
Another thing would be the noteable FPS drop from Windows to Linux, but it is expected. Still very playable. :squirtyay:
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Mount the blade linux
That could be it OR/AND the libraries provided with my package are not compatible with an updated version of that particular library.
Safest thing to do is to go to the game’s page: https://www.gog.com/game/mount_blade_warband and install all the packages listed in the system requirements area. Installing them from the package manager you’re almost sure it will work.
Ganni1987: That could be it OR/AND the libraries provided with my package are not compatible with an updated version of that particular library.
Safest thing to do is to go to the game’s page: https://www.gog.com/game/mount_blade_warband and install all the packages listed in the system requirements area. Installing them from the package manager you’re almost sure it will work.
I have been trying to get Warband to run on Linux Mint 18 64bit (Mate).
Either the start.sh or warband.sh scripts lead to complaints about missing libraries — it seems to be missing pretty much _every_ library. I looked for the ones it complained about and found all of them in shared Steam directories. So for a test, I copied all of them over to the Warband /game directory. The game would start this way, but the menu fonts were all garbled.
Something is in serious need of updating here, and I have a feeling that the library collection you provided won’t be enough to fix this for the version I tested with. I opened a support ticket about the issue.
ARC_Curunir: I have been trying to get Warband to run on Linux Mint 18 64bit (Mate).
Either the start.sh or warband.sh scripts lead to complaints about missing libraries — it seems to be missing pretty much _every_ library. I looked for the ones it complained about and found all of them in shared Steam directories. So for a test, I copied all of them over to the Warband /game directory. The game would start this way, but the menu fonts were all garbled.
Something is in serious need of updating here, and I have a feeling that the library collection you provided won’t be enough to fix this for the version I tested with. I opened a support ticket about the issue.
I’ve created a patch for Mint 18 which can be found at the Following Link. (See my updated Main Post for details.)
I suggest you delete the game and reinstall it before applying this patch.
ARC_Curunir: I have been trying to get Warband to run on Linux Mint 18 64bit (Mate).
Either the start.sh or warband.sh scripts lead to complaints about missing libraries — it seems to be missing pretty much _every_ library. I looked for the ones it complained about and found all of them in shared Steam directories. So for a test, I copied all of them over to the Warband /game directory. The game would start this way, but the menu fonts were all garbled.
Something is in serious need of updating here, and I have a feeling that the library collection you provided won’t be enough to fix this for the version I tested with. I opened a support ticket about the issue.
Ganni1987: I’ve created a patch for Mint 18 which can be found at the Following Link. (See my updated Main Post for details.)
I suggest you delete the game and reinstall it before applying this patch.
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