• Mikina@programming.dev
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    Shame that they also announced to be actively not supporting/banning Linux users, which probably rules out a lot of users who are familiar with Godot.

    Also, I’m not familliar with all the dev companies BF has so I may be wrong, but I don’t think I see any of them in the Godot sponsors list.

    I know that’s not how FOSS works, but it still sucks in this case. But, at least it will introduce new generation of modders to Godot, so that’s a plus.

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    6 days ago

    Wow, I knew godot had a lot of potential for general app usage too (its a great Dev environment in a lot of ways) but I hadn’t predicted “AAA games use Godot as mod editor.” The idea of just using it as an open source interchange format for loading into proprietary engines is… blowing my mind a little. I kind of hate it.

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    Neat. But I doubt battlefield will run through proton so I will not be deving for it 😂 wild to see from EA though

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      It, being the game, will certainly run through proton… basically everything does, just give it 3 to 6 months for patches to happen.

      What won’t run is their entirely unneccesary kernel level anti cheat.

      Because running a closed source game as root is a fucking terrible idea, that compromises your system’s security and integrity.

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        Alas, their anti cheat prevents proton for at least the recent EA titles ive tried (Madden). I should have kept reading. Yeeeee you are spot on, friend

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          Kernel Anti Cheat is functionally a marketshare boon to MSFT, to prop up their shitty bloated spyware OS.

          … and I am saying that as someone who used to work for MSFT.

          Do everything possible to keep people on Windows, make it annoying or difficult for them to leave.

          Hopefully I do not need to mention that Kernel AC doesn’t even work. Point me at a game with Kernel AC, give me 30 minutes, I’ll find you a working hack/cheat engine/method for sale, which, even more ironically, 99/100 times only work on Windows, not Linux.

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            Agreed 100 p. Its all bullshit and dangerous to boot. I’ll stick to Linux and not have to deal with MS bullshit

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              The even more insane part is that EAC and BattleEye have supoorted linux via proton for 3 or 4 years now.

              Just… hardly anyone bothers to use this support, which they are already paying for, by licenscing EAC and BattleEye.

              Almost every single AC currently in use has at least one game where its used, and is working on linux, no problems.

              It is entirely possible to get AC to work on linux, I have been digitially screaming this for years, it is nice to find someone who is listening, lol, my thanks to you.

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    6 days ago

    Not exactly sure what this entails, but here’s a little bit more info:

    While detailing what needed to change with the series to stay current in the face of evolving multiplayer games, the developers explained how Battlefield 6 aims to leverage the modern live service experience—and the growing power of user-generated content (UGC)—to create a platform called “Battlefield Portal” for greater opportunities.

    And it turns out that platform is powered by Godot. - Source

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    That’s awesome! I wonder if disable the asset library tab before release 😆