Linux gaming is at a point where the only games that don’t work are the ones being actively blocked by the developers, mostly through anti-cheat systems. Just install a stable distro like Ubuntu or Fedora, and use Steam, Lutris and/or Heroic to manage the games and compatibility layers needed for them.
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halendos@lemmy.worldto
Games@sh.itjust.works•Sea of Thieves temporarily yanks nearly all its big new stealth features following "significant issues"English
10·1 year agoThere has been for some time the option to play on “safer seas” where its basically a private server for your party, but you get lesser rewards.
New video just dropped by the way!
halendos@lemmy.worldto
Games@sh.itjust.works•God of War Ragnarök Launches to ‘Mixed’ Steam User Reviews — With Most Complaining About the PlayStation Network Account RequirementEnglish
7·1 year agoFor a single-player game…
halendos@lemmy.worldto
Games@sh.itjust.works•Guild Wars 2: Janthir Wilds Launches TodayEnglish
3·1 year agoI started playing a year ago (also on Linux), I never felt a lack of players to do anything, be it recent or older content. As for performance, from what I can compare with my friends, its runs at about 90% of windows. It’s free to play the base content, give it a try!
I had that issue for a while and it turns out I forgot I had an extension changing my user agent. After I changed it back to default everything worked fine.



Hank Hill aproves