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Regarding anti-cheat hacks: I've noticed the same thing with GTA on Crossover. It works great in single-player mode, but it thinks I'm cheating on multi-player because of some subtle detecting the game is doing that doesn't work with Wine.
From a somewhat uneducated perspective though, I can see why Proton might be pretty different. They're both *nix environments, but macOS and Linux are pretty different and I'm not sure how similar the wrappers would really be?
Agree, there's likely subtle differences between the interaction. Let along adding in the other layer of Apple silicon (aka ARM). I'm actually intrigued on the overall performance of this.
Most of the anti-cheat could be fixed by the game developers to allow Wine. I know there are numerous posts about it to Epic games and the overall consensus is they are purposefully detecting Wine. Having Apple back this direction might help the community overall push the AAA game studios to finally allow it? One can dream.....
Yeah hopefully. I would imagine Valve has as much industry pressure as anyone though.
Not being able to play many games on the Mac is definitely holding it back.