Genshin does run on Linux though?
Now I have to move to FreeBSD…
Go to Haiku. Maximum incompatibility but still with a slither of daily usefulness.
not always though AFAIK
Nah, it runs perfectly fine. This is a nice launcher if you want to test for yourself:
https://flathub.org/en/apps/moe.launcher.an-anime-game-launcher
ok but what if my ps5 runs Linux
Ps5 is based on FreeBSD, unless you’ve literally jailbroken it and replaced the OS with linux
yes, the latter
The latter has recently been made possible if you have a super old, unupdated PS5 that still has the launch firmware.
I’m out here on my Wii running Linux Desktop
Very cool, though there can’t be many of those around :(
Unfortunately, Epic store will soon be available on Linux soon too. Geforce Now already is :(
oh no, making linux usable for more people who stick with windows because their games don’t run. that is so bad and definitely not what we want at all, apparently. linux bad now, because epic.
I’m pretty sure that the comment, as well as OP’s meme are jokes.
Geforce Now? More like Geforce Later because i don’t use Nvidia.
But not on FreeBSD!
Now I want to see a Bringus Studios video titled “Gaming on FreeBSD, because Linux now runs Fortnite”.
Don’t give madthumbs ideas
But I still don’t want it
Yeah you do.
Haven’t you heard. Epic games and nvidia really care about all of us so much
They just want our best!
And they’ll take it
Conclusion: Linux wins
Linux can run all of these things. You have to actually understand Linux.
This is like, “Without saying it, let me explain I know nothing about Linux and I blame it because I didn’t rtfm”
Or you have to give a shit about playing shitty games. Any way, Linux still wins.
I don’t know what you are talking about. I run EndeavorOS. I game just fine. Also have a SteamDeck.
I regret to inform you that Linux runs Genshin Impact just fine.
Day absolutely ruined.
Switching to BSD rn
Instructions unclear, now I’m trapped in a gimp suit
Fun fact: Playstation uses a BSD fork https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PlayStation_4_system_software
Time to switch to TempleOS I suppose.
He is the Messiah.
You mad man.
Calm down, its just a VM nothing really mad about that tbh.
I think you mean holy man
I regret to inform you that TempleOS runs your destiny just fine.
Wait, actually?
Unfortunately, if can only run the personal destiny of the user, as it is divinely inspired. /s
Read again. Not “runs destiny” (as in the game) but “runs your destiny” (emphasis mine). It’s a joke about faith controlling your fate.
*The game. Just not the launcher.
Hopefully they can patch that security flaw soon
League of Legends has official controller support (from I’ve heard). The graph will need to be updated when the game inevitably hits consoles.
Huh I was pretty sure I played apex legends on Linux briefly, years ago.
Yes, they changed the anti cheat on it and explicitly blocked Linux a few years ago
Does it count if I run destiny 2 through a VM with passthrough and a bootleg copy of Windows?
How’s that working out for you?
Pretty well during those rare moments where I still play. The GPU I use is unfortunately EOL (GTX 1080 Ti), but it’s nice and smooth. Basically native performance.
Linux runs Hunt Showdown 1896, what the fuck else do I need?
Wardogs ;((
Fuck that company and their Linux compatibility communication… “Somehow worked…” My arse
I’m still pissed at what Ubisoft did to Rainbow Six after Raven Shield!
And the Ghost Recon games. Absolutely destroyed.
You can call me names but I am sad that I cannot play the new Skate game.
Git on outta here you… you…skate lover
I started dual booting just to play it. It was disappointing.
I have run genshin on both the steam deck and a relatively old laptop running mint.
Neither was without hassles, but it played fine
same
Some of them might be able to run just fine in Proton though I haven’t tested any of them. Games that use EAC already run in Linux that way.
These games all explicitly exclude Linux by way of anti-cheat. EAC and BattlEye both have functional Linux versions of their anti-cheats but choose not to enable them. The others are kernel-level.
Genshin Impact apparently does run fine, though.
