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[-] mercury@lemmy.blahaj.zone 31 points 1 year ago

Windows put a full page ad for windows 11 before my computer started, I'm never upgrading. Hope to God Linux gaming gets better by 2025

[-] Cihta@lemmy.world 4 points 1 year ago

Honest question - what is the current problem(s) in Linux gaming? And I don't mean that the way it sounds, I just haven't done it in a long long time. I mean back then it had to have a linux specific version and you had to deal with X11 mouse input.

Now with Wayland and things like steamdeck existing I'm surprised it's not more viable.

I'm sure it's a long list but what are the main factors? Just a curiosity. Unfortunately I just don't get to play games these days. Still GPU and sound driver issues? Publishers refusing to take the extra steps to make a multi platform engine work on it? Too many unknowns based on flavor of Linux installed?

[-] Gale@lemmy.world 2 points 1 year ago

Only reason I don't switch to linux is because of both riot games and easy anti cheat(you can kinda play league of legends most of the time)

but valorant's vanguard is just straight up built for windows so you can't cheat in their game, so you can't even open that game in linux

And 99% of games that use easy anti cheat are also unplayable (except elden ring somehow)

Tbh I haven't really played their any games that fall into this category lately, but I don't want to have to install windows every time I get a urge to play league and tilt myself

and I know that dual boot exists but I have a very limited storage right now (I'm only on a 480gb ssd since my hdd broke)

[-] Barbarian@sh.itjust.works 1 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

A lot of EAC games work just fine on proton now. For any game released and/or updated since September 2021 enabling EAC on proton for the devs is as easy as ticking a checkbox.

[-] Cihta@lemmy.world 1 points 1 year ago

An interesting point.. i didn't even think about the anti-cheat engines nor considered they'd be bound to windows but yeah i get it, i deal with that on licensing services.

I feel your pain on storage. It's cheaper now but it's all relative. I'll save your UN and hit you up if i stumble into something that may help.