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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I'm at the moment quite sick of competetive multiplayergames in general. If you have to resort to malware to thwart cheating in a cost effective way maybe the very Concept of anonymous(as in playing with randoms instead in small communitys on moderated servers) multiplayer itself is flawed
Very good take. That's why i'm mostly playing cooperative games with friends on private server now. The situation is just annoying.