Sorry to see that you are having issues @kia_sovari but you need Origin in order to play an EA title through Steam and Origin does not currently support Linux.
I am happy to pass your feedback on.
Darko
DICE TeamIt does not. Origin currently supports Windows, and OSX.
We have nothing to announce regarding Linux support at this time.
It's now two years later. Has EA decided to make playing their games on Linux easier?
Personally, I don't see what the issue is or could be. Steam Play works quite well with so many other titles. Linux users are still paying EA to play the games, or would be if it worked. in my case, Mass Effect Ledgendary Edition and Mass effect Andromeda. I want to play the games. I do NOT want to have to deal with Microsoft Bu** S**t and advertising in order to play the games.
And furthermore, it should be quite easy for EA to program and release a Linux compatible launcher or Link2EA program. I mean, it's linux, it's open source, so you don't need to deal with any proprietary BS to make the program work, you don't have to pay any money to Microsoft or Apple to be able to use their libraries, and you can make your program closed source if you want. If anything, making your games available to play for Linux users should be the easiest thing in the world. And you should already have programmers who know how to do it, All your servers are running Linux to begin with.
Lets go, Slackers.
The problem has been solved! or at least explained. I recently bought a new laptop that came with windows 11 installed, and with windows comes the xbox one account, and with the xbox one account comes the free EA account.
In conclusion, EA play will never work on Linux because EA is balls deep in bed with Microsoft.
Community ManagerHey @CptnOblvs please do not spam on AHQ.
Darko
bro actually told him to stop spamming when he was just talking about how this weird company doesn't care abt the players & don't wanna make things easier for them LMAO
