We need the game publishers to face more consequences for shoving BS kernel level anti-cheats and not focusing on where it actually matters, server-side.
(Which would also solve the Linux AC problem by extension)
I mean if the game you paid money for is deliberately broken to shaft you, you are a clown for reviewing the game positively.
Judging by the complaints of every game with linux-breaking anti cheat, it has failed to remove any of the cheaters.
Sure. Harassing developers always works. I remember when everybody did it to CDPR about The Witcher 2 so they fixed all the issues and made a perfectly working Linux version of The Witcher 3. They definitely didn't swear off Linux completely.
inb4 all of the "significant segment" gives me a total of 27 downvotes - I am a full time Linux enjoyer on all my personal computers. Including but not limited to all of my gaming purposes. And I'd love for more game devs to release Linux native builds.
I just don't have illusions about being in any kind of target audience for larger game devs.
Are we so desperate that we want what is basically malware ported to Linux? Ew. I didn't tolerate that shit when I was running Windows, and I'm sure not going to start now.
I'll just keep on voting with my wallet, and not pay money for such user-hostile products.