> Games work beautifully with proton.
Most of the popular FPS games require anti-cheat software that does not work in Linux :(
Most of the popular FPS games require anti-cheat software that does not work in Linux :(
Nonsense. It worked on the day of release for me, on Linux. I don't know what went wrong on your side, but I played it on release day.
There were two issues, namely:
1. It crashed on start-up roughly half of the time. Not great, but survivable.
2. Swapping to a different workspace (Sway, Wayland) for an extended period of time made the game think your framerate is low, and it forced you to play offline with "FPS unsuitable for online play".
That's all. Other than that, the game experience was buttery smooth.
Of course, if you play them for the experience. If you have to have 144 fps in 8k, you need to give a kidney to a video card manufacturer indeed.
But you don't have to play 'popular FPS games'.
There are thousands of good single player games that offer memorable experiences and tens of thousands that offer so and so experiences.
If you want to socialize, go for a beer with friends :)