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Epic 重建反作弊后《堡垒之夜》将登陆 Linux

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Oct 15
  1. Rock Paper Shotgun
    Epic rebuilds Easy Anti-Cheat to bring Fortnite to Linux, but Steam Deck support is still unclear

    Epic announced it is rebuilding Easy Anti-Cheat as EAC Linux v2 so Fortnite can run on Linux, with no release timeline given yet. The new version will be tested in Fortnite first before opening to other multiplayer games, and existing EAC developers can keep the older implementation. Epic said Steam Deck does not support the features EAC v2 requires and that it is talking with Valve about future support.

Oct 14
  1. @wario64
    Epic rebuilds Easy Anti-Cheat for Linux, piloting in Fortnite first

    Epic announced it is rebuilding Easy Anti-Cheat for Linux as EAC Linux v2, with a pilot planned in Fortnite first. Once EAC v2's effectiveness is validated, Epic says it will make it available to more game developers so they can bring their multiplayer games to Linux players too.

  2. @pcgamer
    Fortnite Coming to Linux Once Epic Improves Easy Anti-Cheat

    Fortnite is coming to Linux once Epic improves Easy Anti-Cheat

  3. PC Gamer
    Epic plans to bring Fortnite to Linux after improving Easy Anti-Cheat

    Epic says it intends to bring Fortnite to Linux, but first it is rebuilding Easy Anti-Cheat, and will launch the game via the Epic Games Launcher once EAC Linux v2 works with a critical mass of distro maintainers. Epic says the Steam Deck does not currently support the new EAC Linux v2 solution and that it is talking with Valve, while game security engineering director Rick Deist said Epic is investigating compatibility with Steam Deck and SteamOS devices. Epic has also released a new Epic Games Store client that includes a Linux version for the first time.

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