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Seriously very sad and disappointed of the disdain we can perceive from devs regarding this simple request. This is a really minimal request, compared to the huge gain it would offer to Linux gaming community.
So the "just a few clicks" statement made in the original announcement wasn't entirely accurate, and would only apply to titles using the EOS version of EAC, which simply hasn't been many games aside from either pretty new ones, and likely predominantly Epic exclusive titles.
We are still looking at what is or isn't going to be possible, but it's not as easy as it was made out to be -- far from it in fact.
There may be other solutions or workarounds, but ripping out the old EAC and rewriting everything to implement "NuEAC" and potentially asking our entire playerbase to connect through and sign through EOS for an honestly tiny market share that was (and would remain) unsupported from the get go might be a deal breaker.
Time will tell.
Hopefully it is possible to use it without that or any workaround, looking forward to it :)
The only certainty we have is that it would require all our players to make use of EOS.
Thanks for this update.
It seems the "just a few clicks" thing is only causing more damage than good then. There are lots of people buying steam decks banking on compatibility being pretty good and these anti-cheats are pretty much the largest blockers left. Lots of linux gamers were echoing this line wondering why it hasn't happened much. If this is a similar case to lots of other games out there using EAC, then it seems unlikely that (at least for older games,) EAC compatibility will be delivered on a wider scale.