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Unfortunately Easy Anti Cheat doesn't agree with your allegations.
At least they offer a Linux version
I have no issues playing games with Easy Anti Cheat or Battleye.
Can you demonstrate this claim? Which games and what setting adjustments did you make?
Halo MCC, BattleBit, and Apex Legends all work from my library without any tweaks.
No tweaks, just install the runtimes for the anticheats first in Steam
Ark, and no adjustments made.
Rust doesn't run properly on Linux because of EAC
Correction: Rust doesn't run properly on Linux because the developers fear an uptick on cheaters caused by EAC being less invasive on Linux than on Windows.
I didn't know they did anything about cheaters.
But that's a choice made by Garry Newman, not a limitation of the platform
what do you mean rust has run on linux for like ever and how does EAC have anything to do with a programming language
Nope. Rust on servers with EAC enabled doesn't work, because Face Punch refuses to support Linux.
I currently play on a server (without EAC) with a group of friends. They all use Windows and I run Linux. It plays as smooth as butter.
Yes, you are correct, but EAC continues to be a problem on Linux.
It's not EAC that's the problem.