I'm tired with this anti-cheat trend. It's not a confirmation of any sort but still.. i don't want Dark and Darker to be "borked" for gaming on Linux.
With some many companies considering that option, is this far more effective for an anti-cheat ?
this post was submitted on 25 Oct 2024
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That's not what I'm saying. I'm saying "I'm ok with Intrusive software practices that provide a tangible benefit (fuck cheaters) because I air gap my shit."
that's an interesting claim, how do you use online multiplayer games and discord while "air gapped"?
and again, your "tangible benefit" is rendered largely moot by the fact that you can absolutely get around kernel anticheat. All it really does is keep the skids releasing free cheats on UnknownCheats and MPGH out.