Janet
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not the author, but it is interesting that instead of staying on topic, you diverge the reader to some contraption that as you say doesnt even run code on the machine we are hypothetically talking about.
i believe the article i brought forward was from an earnest, non-cheating gamer, sounds even like a dev to me, trying to clear up to non-dev gamers or devs-who-havent-touched-AC-tech-so-far-as-a-dev (like myself) why (some) anti cheat protected games dont play on linux.
and, pardon my french but you seem to be trying to be a dick. the article was only relevant in so far as it’s about anti-cheat and was not in response to this lemmy post. look at the date.
and i clearly stated it as only kinda relevant. so, like, chill out dude.
stumbled over this a couple days ago, kinda relevant in case one wants to know more about ac and why its as it is on linux
i said “you seem to be trying to be a dick”. now you are misrepresenting what i said.
ok then, here we go: how do you think COULD anti cheat catch such a contraption?
how is such a contraption relevant to a kernel driver on another machine?
the article isnt about “how to cheat nowadays effectively” but “why dont these games work on linux?” and also what joyjoy above correctly took away: “gamedevs COULD do better and not need to rely on kernel level anticheat like valorant does and yet here we are.”
im done with you two.