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EA Anti-Cheat arrives for Battlefield 1 breaking it on Steam Deck / Linux
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Maybe Valve needs to stop pushing updates for things they certified working until they certify the update won't break them.
Never understood why Steam forces updates, but this would be a very good reason for them to do a 180 on it and let customers choose the version they want instead of forcing an update to the latest.
Bf4 next?
Remember folks... If you got it on steam, you can try to get s refund 🐸
Would this replace the existing PunkBuster?
no idea... good point, i bet it would require more work. was BF4 last PB game?
Is EAAC similar to EAC where we’ll need a specifically compiled glibc?
Nope, it's completely proprietary, there's no flag to flip for proton. It's just borked on the deck now.
it is then.