Because it's free for one. Second because I have so many more options and control of what my OS is. But really, reality is that Linux support for games is sti

Because it's free for one. Second because I have so many more options and control of what my OS is. But really, reality is that Linux support for games is still caught in the cycle of too few customers to bother -> customers want better Linux support before moving over -> too few customers to bother... So I can now have all the (my) benefits of Linux and enjoy gaming that otherwise I wouldn't.