AFAIK, the only VM like environment that is currently supported is G-Force Now.
I have seen in the past that Shadow PC is blocked.
I do not anticipate upcoming changes regarding VM environments.
Thanks.
So let me get this straight—EA actively blocks Shadow PC, a paid cloud service, while allowing GeForce Now? And the best response I get from support is, “We do not anticipate changes regarding VM environments”? That’s it?
Let’s break this down:
I PAID for these games. They are MINE. Yet, because I use a cloud PC instead of a physical one, I am locked out?
GeForce Now is allowed, but Shadow PC isn’t? What exactly is the difference in security risk? There is NO logical reason for this.
Other anti-cheat systems handle VMs just fine, but EA refuses to put in the effort? This is pure laziness, NOT a technical limitation.
I have tested every possible workaround. Nothing works. And every EA response is the same useless corporate answer.
If EA is going to keep blocking PAID users from playing their own games, they need to:
PROVIDE a legitimate reason why Shadow PC is blocked. Stop hiding behind vague “we don’t support VMs” excuses.
ACTUALLY give a solution. Either support Shadow PC or create an alternative that doesn’t force users into GeForce Now.
STOP IGNORING THIS ISSUE. We are PAYING CUSTOMERS. Our money is just as valid as those playing on physical PCs.
I expect a REAL response, not another copy-paste of “GeForce Now is supported, but other VM environments are not.” FIX THIS.
