- You've got Black and White working? I've smashed my head against that one before but never got it going.
- The issue is that the copy protections check for a physical disk (with various methods) sometimes "Windows" ISO tools work better (CDEmu CloneDrive...) you would need to run them in the same wine prefix. But the easier way might be to find a nocd "patch" for your application ;)
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While some software is capable of perfectly copying copy protection "tricks" 1:1 on a iso - it's usually just better to crack the game with a nocd patch as mentioned above. It's a quality of life improvement and can even improve load times (though modern hardware probably makes it trivial.)
Yeah I usually scan github or other gits usually find a repo with a crack available as long as you have the game already its just the exe and whatever files are needed
If they can't find a nocd patch heroic games is awesome for setting up no dmr prefixes and has a option to run outside exes in the prefix just by dropping it in the settings menu
Crack the games. Yet another instance of pirates having a better experience than costumers.