For anyone playing it on Steam Deck, the devs are going to be adding Face It Anti Cheat which is incompatible with linux devices. And for anyone who needs virtualization for work and other activities, Face It Anti Cheat forces you to turn it off from bios before playing the game.
Man, I don’t use linux or a steam deck, but that seems like a poor choice in the long run. Seems like more people are using linux for gaming all the time.
I use Linux, but cheating in multiplayer competitive games just destroys games. I can see where they’re coming from.
I mean, stuff like this isn’t a fantastic solution, but there really isn’t much of a fantastic solution.
considers
Maybe it’d be possible to sell some sort of glorified USB dongle that a wide range of games could use that has a trusted computer inside and then stream sensitive data to it and have it only expose data to the host computer if it’s necessary for the player to see it. That won’t help with, say, aimbotting, but it could deal with “see through walls” hacks and the like. And you could implement some anti-cheat checking stuff on the dongle that you can’t easily do remotely for stuff like aimbots, like get access to all mouse movements and such.
That could also be cross-platform. Have someone like Valve sell it.
For anyone playing it on Steam Deck, the devs are going to be adding Face It Anti Cheat which is incompatible with linux devices. And for anyone who needs virtualization for work and other activities, Face It Anti Cheat forces you to turn it off from bios before playing the game.
Man, I don’t use linux or a steam deck, but that seems like a poor choice in the long run. Seems like more people are using linux for gaming all the time.
Wow, I haven’t had this visceral of a “fuck you” reaction to something since Tencent’s anticheat came out.
I use Linux, but cheating in multiplayer competitive games just destroys games. I can see where they’re coming from.
I mean, stuff like this isn’t a fantastic solution, but there really isn’t much of a fantastic solution.
considers
Maybe it’d be possible to sell some sort of glorified USB dongle that a wide range of games could use that has a trusted computer inside and then stream sensitive data to it and have it only expose data to the host computer if it’s necessary for the player to see it. That won’t help with, say, aimbotting, but it could deal with “see through walls” hacks and the like. And you could implement some anti-cheat checking stuff on the dongle that you can’t easily do remotely for stuff like aimbots, like get access to all mouse movements and such.
That could also be cross-platform. Have someone like Valve sell it.
Thanks, just saved me $15
So glad this is top comment here
So you could say there’s a catch.
For official servers, they’ve said custom servers will use easy anti cheat so should still work on steam deck.
It’s only if they opt in and also only if you’re ok with not being able to save or keep your progress.
Well shit.
Yeah, I was going to pick it up, until I saw that.
Too bad. I was interesting into the game, but then this is a nogo. Thank you for the warning.