Linux Feedback Megathread
There were a lot of posts concerning the new linux change. I have merged all those posts into 1 mega thread to keep the topics together. If you have any concern about the linux change feel free to po...
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And as Captain Picard said; "The first time any man's freedom is trodden on, we're all damaged."
Based off Steam's stats, 2% of people use Linux, and the game has about 150k players at peak. If we're being incredibly generous and assume 30% those people on Linux are cheating, that's 0.6% of the entire PC population, or 900 people in total. Meaning 2100 innocent people are getting screwed over for the sins of others.
It's generally accepted that the majority of people who play the game are on console. If that's true, then something isn't adding up. No way 900 people on the platform with the smaller share of users are the game's biggest source of cheaters.
@quadeamadoryou might be right, if it would be only steam installations ...
i guess your numbers come from most people taking the Steamcharts as an indicator of how many people on PC play Apex and that approach is kinda wrong.
You can easily install the EA App/Origin with Lutris, no steam account involved.
And i bet the reason why they stopped Apex being run on Linux is the fast growing number of cheaters using that method.
I dont wanna go into the details , bcs that could be seen as advertising cheats on this forum, but if you dig deeper into the topic you likely see why Respawn had to take those steps.
Only that much, when you look at a infamous support website for those kind of things, you can see hundreds of thousands of views especially on those linux cheat topics for Apex.
