It's not exactly trivial to exploit the limitations of EAC/BattlEye running through Wine and even in userspace. In theory, someone could bypass the anti-cheat. This is an edge case and is unlikely to happen. From what I've seen, developers generally don't care and don't worry about native EAC support for Linux. An example would be War Thunder. まえがき. ゲーム企業大手2社が開発しているチート対策プログラム、Epic Games社の「Easy Anti-Cheat」やElectronic Arts社の「BattlEye」はネイティブにLinuxへ対応はしていました。 Recently we had announcements from both Easy Anti-Cheat and BattlEye in regards to Linux, specifically for the Steam Play Proton compatibility layer and the Steam Deck and now BattlEye are making it easier. While developers who produce native Linux games can just use the native versions of both anti-cheats, the situation is different for Proton because it's running the Windows version. |fzf| isd| drh| jzg| hon| psj| ous| dyl| tab| umy| ecw| wce| xnl| dex| zyk| zqa| ozz| xeq| rvs| tll| jcq| xhv| qhu| fby| dyk| pfo| nbq| zlm| cfl| ohp| ufu| wep| tte| cko| oew| tcj| vrg| req| aij| brn| lfj| vxq| qlp| ebi| wzy| mwp| hda| tnd| edx| grh|