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You just went the Microsoft route there: “their system is too old and doesn’t have TPM, they need a new system to stay secure”
Or the BF6 route “you need to have Secure Boot enabled to play our game”
This just creates more e-waste and doesn’t really solve the problem as their user base will happily follow them for much longer than you’d probably think.
I think they were being facetious.
The point was that alienating their main player base this way will lead to the demise of companies that use kernel level anti-cheat and those companies will deserve it because they did it to themselves.
Fair point. Tone was hard to read
sorry, i’ll use italic next time
BF6 requires secure boot? ...fuck outta here...
Huh? Why? That's none of the game's concern.