Apex Legends was a top 50 Steam Deck game, but EA's dropping Valve's handheld because it can't tell if those players are actually dirty cheating Linux users
While the population of Linux users is small, their impact infected a fair amount of players’ games
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GamesBattle RoyaleApex LegendsApex Legends was a top 50 Steam Deck game, but EA’s dropping Valve’s handheld because it can’t tell if those players are actually dirty cheating Linux usersWhen you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Here’s how it works.
GamesBattle RoyaleApex LegendsApex Legends was a top 50 Steam Deck game, but EA’s dropping Valve’s handheld because it can’t tell if those players are actually dirty cheating Linux usersWhen you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Here’s how it works.
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EA has announced that it’s pulling Linux support for Apex Legends, meaning that the game is no longer officially supported on Steam Deck. The devs say it’s down to just how hard it is to catch cheaters on the operating system.
“The openness of the …
