If your linux distribution doesn't spam trigger words when playing the game, then no you won't get banned. 'Cause that is all that matters in this game. any 3rd party tools, plugins or OS don't matter at all. Play on whatever you want.


My man, there is a SIZABLE population in this game using third party apps to turn the entire experience into straight up adult content with fetish tier modbeast characters and/or third party tools that monitor DPS and basically do fight choreography for them and you're concerned about whether using Linux to play is gonna get you banned? You're completely fine, trust me. They don't care about actual cheaters or perverts enough to chase them all down for breaking ToS so there's no way they are gonna give you a flogging for playing on a different operating system whether it technically violates the ToS or not.


With the Steam Machine coming out soon and SE having already worked on the Switch 2 version its long overdue for SE to start working on a native Linux version for at least Steam OS (Arch Linux) and a client that is both Steam and Non-Steam
Age of War
Linux is fine, they don't bother people for modding I doubt they will care about linux users just playing the game

I play on Steam Deck and nothing has happened?



SE probably just doesn't care if the current workarounds do fine and don't give some unfair advantage. More revenue for them without putting in the dev cost.
I also played for about a year on Steam Deck just fine. I was always surprised at how little it affected the game.
Now I'm curious if the Steam version (or Mac version) have any unique details in them because of the unique launchers.


well MacOS is based on Unix/Linux as well as it is, so I don't see any issues with it.
It's ok, the official launcher barely even works on windows.
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