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They also bought Easy Anti-Cheat. Same arguments apply.
by Zhyl 7y ago
They also bought Easy Anti-Cheat. Same arguments apply.
- m-p-3 7y agoWhich makes it a non-starter for any multiplayer games using EAC and Proton/Wine, and it would be unlikely to see a native Linux game using EAC considering Epic lack of interest in Linux. They're the new Nvidia of the Linux world. Hopefully a more crossplatform anticheat tool is available..
- cferr 7y agoRust (the game) uses EAC and has a Linux native client. At least it did last time I played it on OpenSUSE. I haven't played it in a while. The lead developer has expressed regret for supporting Linux. Oh yeah, 7 Days to Die also uses EAC on Linux.