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This sounds like an anticheat issue. You may or may not be completely at the mercy of the developers. Titanfall 2 does use EAC, though, and Steam does have a Proton runtime for it (which should alr...
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Sounds like an anticheat issue and you may or may not be completely at the mercy of the developers. Titanfall 2 does use EAC though, and Steam does have a Proton runtime for it (should already be in your library but might not be installed). Again, not a guarantee this will solve your issue because anticheat software does not play will with Linux for numerous reasons.
- This sounds like an anticheat issue. You may or may not be completely at the mercy of the developers. Titanfall 2 does use EAC, though, and Steam does have a Proton runtime for it (which should already be in your library but might not be installed). Again, this is not a guarantee this will solve your issue because anticheat software does not play well with Linux for numerous reasons.
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Sounds like an anticheat issue and you may or may not be completely at the mercy of the developers. Titanfall 2 does use EAC though, and Steam does have a Proton runtime for it (should already be in your library but might not be installed). Again, not a guarantee this will solve your issue because anticheat software does not play will with Linux for numerous reasons.