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It's probably similar to Bungie banning people playing on Linux. They count Proton/Wine as an emulator, and playing the game through an emulator is a bannable
by dx87 7y ago
It's probably similar to Bungie banning people playing on Linux. They count Proton/Wine as an emulator, and playing the game through an emulator is a bannable offense. The store page mentions nothing about this though, so people would try to play on Linux, get banned, and not even be able to play on Windows any more.
https://www.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/dcu7pb/bungie_will_permanently_ban_anyone_who_plays/ https://www.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/dcu7pb/bungie_will_p...
- mroche 7y ago> They count Proton/Wine as an emulator, and playing the game through an emulator is a bannable offense. This is a misrepresentation of the Bungie issue. Users had to patch Proton itself to disable the in-game anti-cheat just to get the game to launch. Disabling anti-cheat is the bannable offense.