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Many games work fine on Linux, and if you don't care about competitive online games, it's probably most games. I play games almost exclusively with friends the
by Cu3PO42 2y ago
Many games work fine on Linux, and if you don't care about competitive online games, it's probably most games.
I play games almost exclusively with friends these days and they tend to be those games that don't work on Linux, so I'm stuck with a Windows Dual-Boot unfortunately. Or rather: I'd rather boot Windows and deal with it than miss out on those shared experiences.
- ssl-3 2y agoYou're right -- that does fit my selection of games pretty well, and does explain my "Works For Me" findings. What are some (modern, ish) online games that specifically are unlikely to work with what I'm doing?
- Cu3PO42 2y agoAny games employing strong anti-cheat are unlikely to work without support from the vendor. Games that do not work are e.g. Fortnite, League of Legends, Valorant, Destiny 2, ARK 2, Trials Rising. Some of these may eventually be supported, others likely never will be.
- ssl-3 2y agoAh. Gracias. That's a whole list of stuff that I have not yet had any interest in playing, but I may change my mind some day. And on that day, I will be disappointed. I think it's completely reasonable to demand that all of these titles work on Linux. I doubt it will make much difference in the world, but now that I have some examples in front of me I'm completely willing to switch my mentality from "works for me" to something a lot more pragmatic.