After banning all Linux and Steam Deck players, Ubisoft’s For Honor is free to keep until September 28th
A little while ago, Ubisoft announced that it was introducing new competitive modes to its online multiplayer game, For Honor. In the same breath, it then announced that it was flat-out banning everyone playing on a Linux OS from playing, because it couldn't properly code a kernel-level anti-cheat when the kernel is open-source.
A little while ago, Ubisoft announced that it was introducing new competitive modes to its online multiplayer game, For Honor. In the same breath, it then announced that it was flat-out banning everyone playing on a Linux OS from playing, because it couldn’t properly code a kernel-level anti-cheat when the kernel is open-source.
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