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Excited for this and the anti-cheat systems moving out of the kernel. This should/would make it easier to emulate them on systems like Proton on Linux and thus
by steelbrain 1y ago
Excited for this and the anti-cheat systems moving out of the kernel. This should/would make it easier to emulate them on systems like Proton on Linux and thus push the world one step closer to having cross-platform (Windows, Linux, macOS?) multiplayer gaming. But maybe I'm too optimistic :)
- Rohansi 1y agoMany of the more sophisticated video game cheats (not anti-cheats) run at the kernel level or lower (hypervisor, or even external hardware). So yes, I would say you are being too optimistic.
- zamadatix 1y agoThe value in anti-cheat systems is in being difficult to emulate. Once they become easy they will either have evolved into something even worse (for some definition of worse) or just stopped existing.