Why would that matter, though? Even with better support, people gaming on Linux is still a tiny fraction worldwide, Asia is no different there. I can only thin

Why would that matter, though? Even with better support, people gaming on Linux is still a tiny fraction worldwide, Asia is no different there. I can only think of 2 possible reasons-- (1) the support costs are too high for the number of players (online competitive game, I'm sure there's quite a bit of dev time involved in securing the clients & preventing cheating that is Linux-specific) (2) Valve is supporting Linux, epic is busy feuding with valve, and this is similar to a petty toddler breaking their toy so they don't have to share. Could be either, but I don't see how market penetration of windows in Asia could explain it