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Really, is that why Tarkov drops me when I try to start a match? At least CS:GO told me their anti-cheat hated my setup (Windows 10 in a Xenserver VM) and I wa
by unholythree 5y ago
Really, is that why Tarkov drops me when I try to start a match? At least CS:GO told me their anti-cheat hated my setup (Windows 10 in a Xenserver VM) and I was able to get a refund.
- gnif 5y agoCS:GO works fine in a libvirt/KVM VM last I checked. As for Tarkov, see: https://mobile.twitter.com/TheBattlEye/status/1289027672186720263 https://mobile.twitter.com/TheBattlEye/status/12890276721867... Note that the game vendor selects what features they want to apply to their titles that are available. BattlEye allows you to stop people using VMs, if the game vendor opts in to this stupid feature.
- formerly_proven 5y agoDoes running CS:GO in a VM impact trust factor? Trust and prime are pretty much the only thing to reduce cheaters encountered in your matches since CS:GO does not have a working anti-cheat.
- PUSH_AX 5y agoLikely. There were some hacks in the last year or so that required looking glass.
- isatty 5y agoDoesn’t CS:GO run on Linux? I exclusively play dota 2 on Linux and it performs better than in Windows imo.
- lbotos 5y agoit does, but you can only play matchmaking AFAIK, ESEA and FaceIT don't support linux for their anti-cheats.
- isatty 5y agoInteresting, I didn't even know you had external parties providing league based (I'm guessing) match making. All matches in Dota 2 run through the official valve coordinator or are pre-made lobbies. There is a LAN only build iirc, but not widely available to the public.