Thanks for all the replys so far. I did try all that. The only thing I didn't try is to reinstall the game, because I lack the storage to do so. I am running it from the ntfs partition and is already installed. Wine is set to behave as windows 10.

I can't make any Blizzard game work at all. But path of exile works flawlessly. Also glxgears, vulkaninfo and such seems to be working properly as far as I understand it.

Thanks for all the good will to try and help me.

Snoober, thanks for taking your time to answer, I did see your post before posting this one, but since they were things I did try, I thought of asking for further help. I did all the commands you pointed out in your post in this reply, but didn't work. Maybe I will try to put fedora again, see if I can get everything working and then try to find out why I can't do the same in Solus.

Or I might buy more storage around march, then I can try to install solus and reinstall wow on solus trough lutris and see if it works. I will wait a bit more for a magical answer that might let me use it, if not, I will try fedora.

You are all awesome,
Best Regards,
Soultriger

    Soultrigger Hope you can try to reinstall WoW.

    You mention that you can't get any Blizzard game to work, but I've been playing Overwatch without issue using Lutris. There is a youtuber whose video I found very helpful for my Solus install of Overwatch with DXVK: I hope it's alright to post the link. He helped me understand which runners to use and his video was step by step.
    If you play Overwatch, I hope that helps!

      Awesome video, I am on Windows right now, but I will test asap.

      Thanks you all. The troubleshooting step by step in the video made me run wow perfectly with as much fps as I run under windows. Thanks a lot. 😃

      Soultrigger Wine (or is it bnet) I can't remember which, doesn't like running games from NTFS drives, it only likes ext4. Just a known bug.

          Justin They are mostly working, just HotS, Hearthstone and W3:Reforged beta that are crashing once I hit the play button/launch then. I got a bit better and could not install anything, just use lutris install script, but point it for my already installed battle.net app and launching all games from it. I had to reinstall Solus though, because I installed all the DEs as explained in the help center, then I removed everything letting only budgie and tryed to reinstall lightdm, when I rebooted I couldn't login, so I had to reinstall since as a noob I would't know how to fix it.

          At least, now I can learn Linux as I wanted. I didn't log in windows since I got it working haha.

              Soultrigger Good to hear you got it working, I've re-installed Solus so many times it's not a number any more. But I learnt each time from my mistakes. Just remember your backups and any mistake is easy to learn from. 😁

                7 days later

                @Justin That has not gone well, in fact, I need help fixing a subsequent issue as a result of attempting to do it myself.
                watched several how-to videos on youtube, none addressed the issue i was having. Searching the Solus Forums, i found an post about DRI3, thinking it might help, i used nano to create the file, and upon reboot, only see the Solus login in blue letters in top-left. After logging in, i attempted to remove that specific file from the Konsole/Terminal, which has failed to produce positive results. the OS is not accessible past what I have described.

                Any instructions? And, TY guys for being great!

                  @Justin Sudo nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/20-intel.conf

                  contained this:
                  Section "Device"
                  Identifier "Intel Graphics"
                  Driver "intel"
                  Option "DRI" "3" # DRI3 is now default
                  Option "TearFree" "true"
                  Option "AccelMethod" "sna" # default
                  Option "AccelMethod" "uxa" # fallback
                  EndSection

                  I honestly do not know if i miss-spelled the name of the file, as i attempted to remove it from the "konsole/Terminal" input i found when loggin into the system in upper-left blue letters.
                  i don't yet know how to search that individual folder for it's contents, and to remove that file. Also, I may have accidentally removed "/etc/X11/xorg.conf"

                    catfishsushi I don't have an /etc/X11/xorg.conf, did you create one before to fix something?

                    As for /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/20-intel.conf did you succeed in removing it when you logged in to the TTY?

                      @Justin yes, i created the file in an attempt to remedy/correct an after watching many youtube videos on how to fix most common issues with Lutris not working correctly. One of the issue flags was about a DIR3 not being present, so, searching the forums, i found how to create the file, and based on the success of the Poster's positive responses, made the file and rebooted......to a TTY.....so, any tips on how to get the contents of the /etc/X11 file in TTY and look for the offending file and possibly replace any correct one(s) i may have deleted by accident?

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                        catfishsushi
                        so you still have only a TTY on boot?
                        -> login

                        • cd /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d (-> cd = change directory)
                        • now that you are in your xorg.conf.d directory type ls to list the content of the directory. You should see your
                          20-intel.conf file
                          you can just use nano again to edit the file. Looking at your content, i thing there can only be one line for Option "AccelMethod". Two lines, one with option sna and another with option uxa doesn't seem right.

                        But first, i would remove your /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/20-intel.conf and /etc/X11/xorg.conf (if exist). Or maybe just rename it to 20-intel.conf.bak / xorg.conf.bak first

                        renaming on TTY can be done via the mv command, so it would be:
                        sudo mv /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/20-intel.conf /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/20-intel.conf.bak for example

                        If both, 20-intel.conf and xorg.conf are renamed, you should reboot (sudo reboot) and get to a GUI again.

                        By the way, the TAB key is your friend on TTY for auto-completion. Just type the first letters of a folder/file and the TAB key auto-completes - misspelling is no problem anymore 😁

                          Just to let you know, as I said HotS, HS, and W3:Reforged were crashing once you run those. The fix was quite simple, on lutris, right click and go for winetricks and then add/install dll and install: d3dcompíler_47.dll and d3dx11_42.dll. All those games will stop crashing and run on dxvk/esync without issues.

                          @[deleted] Thank you kind one! Information will be tried out ASAP. BTW, what does the "bak" stand for?
                          @Soultrigger I have noted/written down the info and I will try that quickly!. I was thinking Lutris was having issues due to a possible me not configuring it correctly, having 3 monitors and the program not knowing which one to be on. Sad thing: i paid for FF-XIV on BOTH Steam & SquareEnix....ouch.... 🙁