And those games are easily ignored, as they should be.
And those games are easily ignored, as they should be.
*unless the developers explicitly enabled linux userspace support which some do
Note that this is a much less robust form of anti-cheat, which is why many developers do not enable it.
But, especially for children, a lot of these games are a big part of their social lives. Paragraphs could be expended on the vices of these games, but I disagree with considering them easily ignored.
As others have noted though, a surprising lot of these games with anticheat do work on Linux. It's not even rareOverwatch, Halo, and Helldivers to name a few.
Sure Linux also works with a lot of games nowadays, and you can ignore whatever doesn't. I use a Mac and accept that it'll run even fewer games. Not my priority.