Gabe at #Valve had already discovered Windows being a nightmare many, many years sooner and decided it was ridiculous to allow their eggs to solely be put into that basket - and so they spent a ton of money and resources in the following years developing #Proton so all#games on #Steam could be played on #Linux rather than just Windows.
Tim Sweeney however has been given the option to give the greenlight to allowing their (first-party) games, with anti-cheat, to be run on Linux using Proton, and decided not to. He's been spoonfed a solution at no cost, and refused it. I may agree with his recent sentiments against Microsoft and even #Apple, but make no mistake - the fella's an idiot.
I bet someone thought that selling on the most hated store on the PC realm, without physical copies, sold exclusively for current gen consoles on their exclusive storefronts, would never lead to unprofitability.
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Here’s my latest post on #AllThingsTech talking about #EpicGames and their new store and asking questions about how the focus on regulating Big Tech will actually affect consumers
Confirmado.
No juguéis a nada que use #EasyAnticheat a menos que podáis deshabilitarlo y jugar por LAN como hicimos nosotros en #EldenRing.
Easy Anti-Cheat (en declive desde que fue comprado por #EpicGames) ha sido demostrado como vulnerable a ejecución de código remoto durante el último torneo de #ApexLegends, que ha quedado suspendido. Esto implica que se puede instalar #malware sin vuestro consentimiento al estar jugando en una partida "protegida" por Easy Anti-Cheat.
La mayoría de medios de prensa especializados en videojuegos cuenta con #EpicGames como patrocinador y por tanto se suele echar la culpa con facilidad a #EA y #Respawn en vez de a #EasyAntiCheat, que es lo que se usa en estos juegos para evitar problemas así.
El servicio de #EAC debería ser de inicio manual, por lo que desinstalarlo no tendría por qué ser necesario, pero por si acaso podéis acudir a esta lista de los juegos vulnerables.