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Barony requires the original game files from Barony: Blessed Edition | |||||
(e.g. 3.1.x) to work properly. These can come from the GOG.com | |||||
or the Steam versions of the game. | |||||
If using the GOG.com version, you should download the Linux version | |||||
barony_cursed_edition_en_3_1_4_20342.sh and use the unzip command | |||||
line to extract the data. | |||||
The files will be in a directory named data/noarch/game. You can | |||||
move the contents of this directory to the %%DATADIR%% | |||||
directory for a global install. You will also need to fix the | |||||
permissions on the files. | |||||
The easiest way to do this is to follow these steps: | |||||
$ unzip barony_cursed_edition_en_3_1_4_20342.sh | |||||
$ sudo cp -R data/noarch/game/* %%DATADIR%% | |||||
$ sudo find %%DATADIR%% -type d ! -perm 755 -exec chmod 755 {} \; | |||||
As an alternative, the game assets can be placed into a personal folder | |||||
of your choice and the game can be launched with the -datadir= option, | |||||
for example: | |||||
$ barony -datadir=$HOME/.barony | |||||
You do not have to fix file permissions in this case. |