Zoom is good about promoting Linux and has DRM free games. www.zoom-platform.com

Same here, fellow Fedora and Windows dual boot. I have a seperate hard drive for kernel level anti-cheat games: Escape From Tarkov - some PVE maps do run under Linux but PVP and parts of the map require anti-cheat.

Battlefield games from 5 onwards

Call of Duty games Coldwar onwards - do not open a call of duty game under Linux, there have been posts where it is an instant ban.

Ghosts of Tabor

I do have hope that one day the anti-cheat situation will work out where it doesn’t matter what operating system you are running but for now if I want to play some of the above games with friends for now I dual boot.

Robin in “Final Cut” as well… these two movies are more like horror movies.

I should add that the link is an adult swim joke infomercial. Very well done in my opinion.

You reminded me of this youtu.be/xg29TuWo0Yo

Holdfast is a pretty awesome. Most servers are 150 players but I have seen some at 64 and 200 players. It has proximity chat and most players have mics which can be funny at times. I cannot recall a game where you can talk to the enemy during a game, usually it was only in the lobby.

You reminded me of a song I had totally forgot about, thank you. I’ll post it here youtu.be/6TmJw8j2Eos

Same here. The closest thing I have found is Townsmen VR store.steampowered.com/app/749960/Townsmen_VR/

I had read they have confirmed the game will be coming to steam deck shortly after, so I assume this will be working on Linux day one. I play on Linux and enjoy Warhammer so will be purchasing this game with that assumption.

Really late… but I would also like to request an invite.