What you're talking about will hit pre-existing games on Steam, again, some of the most played and biggest earners where players absolutely will move because a lot of the time it's their main game. It's different to trying to launch new games elsewhere.

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If Valve banned kernel-level anti-cheat, some of the most popular and most-lucrative games on Steam would go to the Epic Store, terrible business move that will never happen.

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Oops, it didn't even show up when I searched Steam for Beholder when writing this article either as I knew there were previous games 🤷🏻

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The Apex Legends issue on Linux was different though. You're running it on a system it wasn't even designed for.

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Says who?

Just because you want to know more, doesn't mean anyone has to give it to you. The developer owes you nothing. Good games usually take a long time to develop, they likely just announced it initially perhaps a fair bit too early.

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I don't think it's realistic to force developers to give any updates on unreleased games, feels a bit unreasonable just because people want it.

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Article updated with a note from Valve.

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Completely unrelated. As the article mentions, it's just a documentation update for the upcoming Mesa release. This is all normal Mesa update stuff for Linux.

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Updated the title to better reflect what I actually wrote.

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Poorly phrased and cut on my part, edited to be clearer that was just for SD2.

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