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The Battle.net ~~Launcher~~ can be installed and launched via wine, which works pretty well. To play most of its games a recent wine-staging version is recommended.

The Battle.net launcher is an application to start Blizzard games. It can be installed and launched via wine, which works pretty well. To play most of its games a recent wine-staging version is recommended.

== Setup ==

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mingwSupport = true;

})

(winetricks~~.override {~~

winetricks

~~wine = wineWowPackages.staging;~~

})

];

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winetricks dxvk

Download the <code>Battle.net-Setup.exe</code> from https://www.blizzard.com~~/de-de~~/apps/battle.net/desktop and install it by executing

Download the <code>Battle.net-Setup.exe</code> from https://www.blizzard.com/apps/battle.net/desktop and install it by executing

wine64 Battle.net-Setup.exe

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The Launcher should now start up and allow you to install and launch games.

== Updating NixOS and the Battle.net Client ==

After updating any wine related packages the Battle.net client may throw an error on launch.

Re-run the `wine64 Battle.net-Setup.exe` inside the previous wine prefix you used to update the application and avoid this error.

== Steam ==

Alternatively, you can install Steam and then add the Battle.net installer there via '''"Add Game -> Add a Non-Steam Game..."'''. You must also go to the Properties of the added game in ''Steam'' and set ''Compatibility'' to <code>GE-Proton8-25</code> (or later version).

If you get stuck on the login screen where there are no login buttons, you must launch the Steam app with <code>"WINE_SIMULATE_WRITECOPY=1"</code> env variable. This might be just a temporary glitch. You can also add Battle.net client or even the game directly to Steam. Look for installed binaries (.exe) in <code>"~/.local/share/Steam/steamapps/compatdata/"</code>.

[[Category:Applications]]

[[Category:Gaming]]

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-The Battle.net Launcher can be installed and launched via wine, which works pretty well. To play most of its games a recent wine-staging version is recommended.
+The Battle.net launcher is an application to start Blizzard games. It can be installed and launched via wine, which works pretty well. To play most of its games a recent wine-staging version is recommended.
 == Setup ==
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        mingwSupport = true;
      })
-     (winetricks.override {
+     winetricks
-      wine = wineWowPackages.staging;
-    })
    ];
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    winetricks dxvk
-Download the <code>Battle.net-Setup.exe</code> from https://www.blizzard.com/de-de/apps/battle.net/desktop and install it by executing
+Download the <code>Battle.net-Setup.exe</code> from https://www.blizzard.com/apps/battle.net/desktop and install it by executing
    wine64 Battle.net-Setup.exe
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 The Launcher should now start up and allow you to install and launch games.
+== Updating NixOS and the Battle.net Client ==
+After updating any wine related packages the Battle.net client may throw an error on launch.
+Re-run the `wine64 Battle.net-Setup.exe` inside the previous wine prefix you used to update the application and avoid this error.
+== Steam ==
+Alternatively, you can install Steam and then add the Battle.net installer there via '''"Add Game -> Add a Non-Steam Game..."'''. You must also go to the Properties of the added game in ''Steam'' and set ''Compatibility'' to <code>GE-Proton8-25</code> (or later version).
+If you get stuck on the login screen where there are no login buttons, you must launch the Steam app with <code>"WINE_SIMULATE_WRITECOPY=1"</code> env variable. This might be just a temporary glitch. You can also add Battle.net client or even the game directly to Steam. Look for installed binaries (.exe) in <code>"~/.local/share/Steam/steamapps/compatdata/"</code>.
+[[Category:Applications]]
+[[Category:Gaming]]