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Competitive gaming on linux?

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i’ve been interested in switching to linux for gaming but i’m not sure how the games i play run; i like to play Apex legends and Overwatch 2 competitively. can linux run these games with low latency and high frame rate? i’m looking into the Nobara project and pikaOS distros

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HamBrick@programming.dev
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I can give next to no actual helpful advice, but I’ll throw something into the void. I’m pretty sure the anticheat Apex uses isn’t supported on Linux, and I have no clue about O2

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simple@lemm.ee
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Apex uses the version of EAC that works on Linux actually, it should work.

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jaykstah@waveform.social
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February 2022 they put out an update that enabled Proton support for EasyAntiCheat. Apex and Overwatch 2 both work.

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