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I know Activision now owns Blizzard, but I don't know the extent to which these policies apply across other games. I know World of Warcraft has an active and th
by jakogut 4y ago
I know Activision now owns Blizzard, but I don't know the extent to which these policies apply across other games. I know World of Warcraft has an active and thriving Linux user base still. I recommend checking https://appdb.winehq.org https://appdb.winehq.org and https://protondb.org https://protondb.org for reports on game compatibility.
- tempestn 4y agoMicrosoft now owns both.
- tempestn 4y agoActually apparently I'm wrong; looks like that's not finalized yet, and now the FTC is seeking to block it.
- everforward 4y agoI think the gameplay and architecture of WoW means there isn't a huge market for "competitive advantage" cheats. Macros let you do most of that stuff yourself, and something that would auto-interrupt a particular spell is probably detrimental at high levels of play. The only "cheats" I ever really saw WoW care about was botting, and that's probably easier to catch server-side than client-side anyways. Why monitor inputs when you can just see who's been fishing for the past 24 hours in a row?