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And despite implementing EAC they intentionally made the game just not work on Linux. That killed any interest I had, I'm not surprised about the horrible port in the slightest
Yeah, usually ArcSys games run just fine on Linux and PC in general. But I guess Sony's involvement required making everything crap
Yeah... The fediverse audience skews towards Linux, so maybe we're a vocal minority about this, but I'm with you.
I love ArcSys' fighting games, and as a Linux user I can play many of them. I also don't think cheating in rollback/p2p netcode based fighting games is a big problem. So, I'm certainly not going to go out of my way to support a game like Tokon that not only has a bad PC port in general, but also has a pointless anti-Linux anti-cheat configuration.
Really annoying that they've messed this one up, but there are other good fighting games to play.