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Linux Gaming: Anti-Cheats question
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this post was submitted on 29 Oct 2023
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Since they wish to maintain a cheat free environment, perhaps they should stand up a server only for Linux users where the anti-cheat is not required. This way they can serve the Linux community. Players who want to play under Linux will be informed that they play without the benefit of the anti-cheat?
yeah it's a cool solution, but I think that the servers won't be populated much and the matchmaking time will be like 10-15 minutes.
That would be very cool actually. And hell, while they are at it, give us the tools to host the servers on our own and moderate them. IMO this would solve some issues