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That's the caveat of Proton. Running games on unsupported platforms they are not meant for. And if it doesn't work who's fault that? Valve? The dev? No one beca
by unpopularopp 1mo ago
That's the caveat of Proton. Running games on unsupported platforms they are not meant for. And if it doesn't work who's fault that? Valve? The dev? No one because it's open source so fix your own?
Honestly Valve should have a stricter warning if a game is Windows only
- bogwog 1mo agoThe situation here isn't that the game doesn't work. It does work, it's just the Ubisoft isn't happy with the quality of Easy Anti Cheat's (their third party anti cheat provider) Linux offering.
- john_strinlai 1mo ago>Honestly Valve should have a stricter warning if a game is Windows only the "system requirements" section is right there, with "OS" being the first line. i dont agree that this is a valve thing.
- clownpenis_fart 1mo ago[dead]
- Valodim 1mo agoAt Valve's scale, it becomes the publisher's problem. Which is, in this particular case, a good thing imo. I certainly don't mind the pressure on publishers to ensure basic compatibility with Linux