jomarocas
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and the solution for steam version is ... an update of devs on steam version or is EAC, what solution, please ...
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for me kick out version steam and install EAC runtime, when I try to play a match, there is only one step, only one for playing dbd at least
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I have more than 300 hours playing this game, I latest only try if the game is working on Linux, but nothing I have iridescent fragments that I have not spent in-game because there is no working the game in ubuntu, only try if a new update makes the game working in them, is terrible, waiting for any update of devs, or my money also of my all friends that playing in Linux is not sufficient for BHVR.
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the support of this sucks, while you try to forget all users with the new pathetic changes, new users of users that have the game and want to play, you only ignore them, I'm a programmer, you need help free? only call me and I make the game work in eac with Linux
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the devs and community are only interesting in the money, cosmetics stupids, new DLC, and no interest in players that can play on other platforms, you want a reworking of the game, but sadly I'm interesting in leaving the game, this is behaviour interactive, the community no interesting, you are interesting in the money
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@Stephen304 said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/2764600#Comment_2764600
This is fantastic news! Now both EAC and BattleEye games can support linux in actually a few clicks. No changes to game code or SDK updates required. I've been wanting to play DBD for so long, thanks to Valve bending over backwards to get game developers access to these easy options maybe we will be able to play soon :)
@MandyTalk In case news hasn't reached the devs yet, do make sure they hear of this recent update which should make the task much easier. In a few days the deck compatibility ratings will start going live, but I'm sure it will still be a while before the testers get to DBD. It would obviously be better for DBD to start out with a good deck compatibility rating rather than require a re-test.
From the new Steamworks documentation:
Easy Anti-Cheat
Proton supports Easy Anti-Cheat without requiring any recompilation, but it does require you to manually enable support for your build by following these steps in order:
1. Go into the EAC settings on the EAC partner site and enable Linux support from the dashboard.
2. Once that's done, download the EAC Linux library (easyanticheat_x64.so) for the SDK version integrated with your game, and add it to your depot next to the Windows library (EasyAntiCheat_x64.dll).
3. Lastly, on the Steamworks site, publish a new build of your game containing the new depot contents. (You don't have to make any changes to the game executable, just include the new files in the depot contents.)
So now the steps are, ticking the box on the dashboard, and adding the correct .so file to the game depot and publishing that. No new builds, sdk updates, or recompiling required.
Also of note regarding resubmitting for re-testing:
If your title's functionality was previously blocked or limited by anti-cheat, but you've since completed the above steps to enable Proton/Steam Deck support, you can resubmit your game for a follow-up review. Please see the Steam Deck Compatibility Review documentation for more details.
im waiting with this release, but i dont what happens in linux stay update always, i cannot play in the steamdeck, is terrible, bad for BHVR for a simple update
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you are don't interesting in make support for linux, is simply the quota es very low, but thinking in this, only you need to update the eac to latest version, and is all, the rest the users are beta testers and all that happen later is for developers of wine or vk3d3, the only of users want is support EAC, i think the game works out of the box but we need support of devs of this game, but i cannot believe that you wait until steam deck, i want play in linux, i forget this game because is the only game that i no play in linux, and of course i don't have the popup the show me the survey if i play in linux, the quota can be grow, but steam has a bug with this, the quota can be of 3% or more, thinking 1800 users play in linux or more
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@Mandy said:
As advised in our recent QA Stream, we will be implementing this but we want to advise people not to expect it at the Streamdeck's launch, we haven't confirmed when it will be actioned.
Thanks, i will be noticed to people like expecting like me to play in linux, and come back to play
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only support EAC in linux and now working out of the box with steamplay please support developers
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ok i have the same issue for linux in steam play, any support for dead by daylight for this please, only i need this game, all games that i try that i want to play working good, but this is neccesary, please developers only support EAC in linux and you dont make nothing, for develop
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the comment before ugh, tha mac users play? linux users dont have more support because the same client dont count the users of linux, with steamplay i can play this game