Linux Feedback Megathread

It's great that you've had a good experience, but please do not invalidate those of us who are upset with this change, and the fact that we literally have no way to play this game anymore. Windows isn't an option for some of us unfortunately, for one reason or another, and the game has worked flawlessly for a long time on Linux based OSs. 

@E9ine_AC  This post right here proves that you know nothing about what you are talking about. I don't know * about how they cheat, but using a Windows vm on linux is the exact same as using a vm on Windows, so they wouldn't need Linux. Furthermore, the cheaters who use vms would still be able to play the game and cheat, since they're technically playing on windows, not Linux.

"Not sure how some can state windows runs bad with apex. When linux users majority of the times are running a virtual machine of windows to cheat in apex legends hiding their linux machines. lol"

Also, cheaters don't need the game to run well.

@ZutcheyNo, using those OSS (proprietary ones like VMWare or HyperV wouldnt work anyway) VMs on a Windows Host System isn't "exactly" the same as using them on a Linux Host. They lack crucial functionality on a Windows Host which is needed to make those cheats and/or the game work. Otherwise they wouldnt need Linux in the 1st place ...
I wont explain further since it might be seen as advertising such practices.

@r1ggedgame  I don't know how these cheats interact with these vms or other * like that, but what I do know, is that they probably still work. Considering how apex and eac believe they're on windows, they won't get kicked, meaning that the only ones who suffer are regular people like me, who play on Linux, but don't use vms. That's really the main point I was trying to make. @E9ine_AC  was basically making a point against daddy EA, without realizing it, and I just wanted to point it out.

@r1ggedgameI know, I just kind of found it funny how he himself implies that cheaters won't be affected, only the regular person will suffer the consequences, since the "majority" of cheaters on linux are using vms, and those that are affected, could just use vms, according to him.

@Zutchey I am against linux in this situation. As a linux owner (I have 7 linux machines) I just know, yes they can game or be built to game. Are they regularly used to game by a vast majority of the world? Certainly not.

There is more to cheating than just aim bots and walls. You notice how actual farming bots who afk and randomly shoot not to be kicked for afk are virtually gone now that linux is no more? Cause I sure do. I have 37 videos going on Hong Kong Halloween event and all 37 matches had endless bots physically standing still and randomly shooting. Linux change went in I played for 18 matches same mode same server and did not find 1 single bot in the entire game.

So while you look at cheating from 1 aspect some of us see it from all angles not 1 sided.

On the bright side, Respawn can close all linux bug threads as "not-reproducible" :D

It's be interesting to see how ea responds to refund requests of any purchases made in say... the last 6 months. They'll probably refuse but it'll ne very interesting to see it progress through a mis-selling national complaints process.

Normally if a game shuts down you're out of luck, but ea/respawn *choosing* to terminate the contract and remove your access to that content while supporting it for others makes for an interesting angle. They'll hide behind Terms of Service but in most countries those can't overrule misspelling... especially because this won't have been a snap decision - they considered it in advance, while taking your money, and then terminated it.