> EAC supports Linux, but by doing so you're disabling a number of security features since you're making the anti-cheat run entirely in userspace. I see I was

> EAC supports Linux, but by doing so you're disabling a number of security features since you're making the anti-cheat run entirely in userspace. I see I was assuming EAC is EAC, but it seems there is a difference between the kernel mode version (windows) and the client mode version (linux). There are different assurances and therefore not the same security can be guaranteed. In that case it can indeed be that the assurances on linux are not sufficient. However I think the EAC marketing or documentation is a bit unclear/misleading around this issue. Still I think they should offer the game for the customers on linux, though maybe they are not allowed in the competitive lobbies?