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These changes are occurring in a server backend database. They’re not client side cheats. The people receiving the credits aren’t even the ones initiating the

by Aurornis 11mo ago

These changes are occurring in a server backend database. They’re not client side cheats. The people receiving the credits aren’t even the ones initiating the changes. Also many anti-cheat packages do have Linux versions. The primary reason you’re not getting ports for Linux is because companies don’t want to do the port and support all versions of Linux clients they would encounter in the very tiny number of additional installs.

netbioserror 11mo ago
Proton is a single build target, and it's just the Windows build target.
- reactordev 11mo ago
  Exactly, this argument wasn’t a good one 10 years ago and it definitely isn’t one now.
- tpxl 11mo ago
  Valve maintains a 'Steam Runtime', which is similar to a docker container, to ensure it's easy to develop games that run on many distributions.
- mschuster91 11mo ago
  The problem is kernel level cheats, can't defend against those from pure userland.
  - seba_dos1 11mo ago
    Soon: The problem is DMA level cheats, can't defend against those from the kernel.
    - jetbalsa 11mo ago
      Oh those are already here, Its why Battlefield needs Secureboot turned on so it can use the IOMMU to protect the game kinda