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as for the stream deck there isn't that much game compared to everything else
also i think they where talking about linux as a pc working on linux (and my father installed linux on a computer once and it wasn't even able to run as etheir it was uncompatible with the pc component or wasn't able to just work
Except... it can for most games. ProtonDB can show you that most games are playable in Linux.
The only thing preventing the users from playing at the moment is the anti-cheat, we can launch, make a character, select a faction, and deploy to the pvp or pve but once we load in we are kicked. If it's such an awful OS, how come we're able to run the game out of the box minus the anti cheat?
You're hating on the OS because you couldn't figure out how to run it. That's okay, not everyone can fit the round block in the round hole, and we have special education for them.
What are you talking about? It isn't a console. There are no "Steam Deck specific" games. It runs regular PC games. Almost all Windows games that don't have kernel level anti-cheat work on the Steam Deck and on Linux via Proton. Heck even other EAC enabled games work on Proton. All we're asking for is for the devs to enable EAC support on Linux, not port the game over to a brand new platform.
You clearly don't understand how Steam Deck and Linux work.
The ONLY thing that prevents games running on linux, these days, is anti-cheat specifically blocking Linux.
2. Linux is an excellent OS to use to develop video games.
3. "Not that much people use it" -> Linux users now represent ~5% of all desktop and laptop users. Getting 1 person out of 20 to install *any* operating system is a great feat; let alone making the switch to linux. We're talking 5% of, what, 1 billion? That makes 50 million linux users, worldwide.
(Not to mention: ~95% market share in the server space)
4. "the majority of player will be on window" -> For now, but that doesn't mean you should ignore 5% of your potential market. Especially when the cost to capture that is so low.
5. "if they do manage to port the game to linux they may won't be able to make it crossplateform" -> Uhh... There is no need for a "port". We just need the anticheat to stop blocking linux. Linux is already capable of playing the game, but we get booted from the servers. "Crossplatform" is the default. There isn't any difference, to the servers, between running the game on linux vs running it on windows.
6. "and i could be weird to adapt the game to linux for the few hundred player that will want to play the game on linux" -> Given 60,000 online right now, and linux's 5% market share, There are ~3100 people out there that would like to play this game on linux, right now. *
* Many people dual-boot windows to game, for those games that block linux, so some portion of those 3100 are already playing, but would switch back to linux if it was possible.
It doesn't seem like you have a good grasp of what gaming on linux looks like, or how far the linux ecosystem has come in the past 10 years.
I know one guy isn't much, but I'm one EAC checkbox away from giving you my supporter edition money. Trust me, I bought EOD for Tarkov and will not be buying the unheard edition. I'm willing to throw money at a project I believe in and from your teams interview on the Pogcast and how I saw the closed beta go...I'm excited. I'll come clean toilets or shine shoes for us to play on Linux.
New Error:
EAC Action 0x00020008 The client failed to load the Anti Cheat module at startup.