DanKegel wrote: > http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=24013 has some good points: > it's not a direct duplicate of any other bug, > it mentions which game is affected, > it is linked to that game's appdb entry, > and it seems to be assigned to the right component. > So I'm glad to see you do testing like this, even if it might be a while > before Wine gets around to implementing these functions. > > It could be better: > you could give the exact command used > you could give the winetricks command to work around the problem > you could give the sha1sum of the dvd (more useful with downloads) > > But I'm not quite sure it's valid as written, since if you run > AssassinsCreed_Dx9.exe, that game *doesn't* really require > dx10. (Right?) In the case of Assassin's Creed, the game has a DX9 and a DX10 mode. They are separate executables. I think that for testing purposes, it is good to use the DX10 executable. I will add some of the comments you suggested.
