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They don't mean all games thru all times, they mean "the latest $70 release" that still can have problem if it is multiplayer DRM/anticheat ridden one. I haven
by PunchyHamster 9mo ago
They don't mean all games thru all times, they mean "the latest $70 release" that still can have problem if it is multiplayer DRM/anticheat ridden one.
I haven't booted windows in months but there is definitely some caveats for gamers
- anon22981 9mo agoThis. I’d move to Linux in a heartbeat if certain anticheats for certain competetive games had supports for it. (i.e. faceit anticheat)
- tonyhart7 9mo agoits easier for me to just have 2 different system for work and entertainment honestly
- shimman 9mo agoEven easier is to just give up on competitive games, at a certain point it becomes another job and you know... not fun? I think Starcraft 2 broke me from this habit, once you're studying various metas rather than having fun you need to take a step back and reevaluate.
- Thev00d00 9mo agoPlay premier instead! I suck and have hugh trust so I never see any cheaters.
- redeeman 9mo agohow do you actually accept having a rootkit installed on your system?
- int_19h 9mo agoIt doesn't have to be "the latest $70 release", there are plenty of games that are many years old now that still don't work because of KAC.
- RunSet 9mo agoOn the other hand, those who find contemporary game development trends distasteful might find much to like about the fruits of the Debian Games Team's work on game-data-packager. https://game-data-packager.debian.net/available.html https://game-data-packager.debian.net/available.html The games on that list have native ports that can be integrated into the Debian environment just by installing packages, and the game data packages can be automatically generated from each game's official install media.