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Maybe Rainbow si:x siege multiplayer on linux is possible

LoudTechie 18 Jun 2024

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Following a conversation of a bunch of classmates I was looking for the problems of Tom Clancy's rainbow six: siege I was checking protondb and found an interesting comment suggesting that by providing the native BattlEye client in your wine prefix you can get it working fully.
I've not tested it(I don't even own the game), yet.
This native BattlEye client exists.
To me it sounds realistic.
What are your thoughts?

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*BattlEye runtime

Last edited by LoudTechie on 18 Jun 2024 at 1:02 pm UTC

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LoudTechie 18 Jun 2024

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Something else I noticed.
There is currently no proper bugzilla for wine for Tom Clancy's rainbow six: siege and the most recent test is with wine 4.0

Last edited by LoudTechie on 18 Jun 2024 at 12:50 pm UTC

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pleasereadthemanual 18 Jun 2024

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To me it sounds realistic.
What are your thoughts?

It sounds like it would get you banned. Ubisoft bans people for playing Siege in a virtual machine. Destiny 2 bans people who try to get the game to work through Wine.

There is currently no proper bugzilla for wine for Tom Clancy's rainbow six: siege and the most recent test is with wine 4.0

Because the game works great in Proton. It's just the multiplayer that Ubisoft won't enable.

Once again, the Vulkan port of Siege performs worse than DXVK's translation of DirectX to Vulkan. Whether it's Unity or Ubisoft, companies really struggle to write Vulkan instructions for Linux that are anywhere near as performant as DXVK. Is that praise or an indictment of all these companies? I really don't know.

If you really want to play Siege with just your friends, use a tunnel. A few Siege players set a Discord server up for it a while ago, though most of them are just playing XDefiant instead now, because they're sick of waiting.

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LoudTechie 18 Jun 2024

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To me it sounds realistic.
What are your thoughts?
It sounds like it would get you banned. Ubisoft bans people for playing Siege in a virtual machine. Destiny 2 bans people who try to get the game to work through Wine.

There is currently no proper bugzilla for wine for Tom Clancy's rainbow six: siege and the most recent test is with wine 4.0
Because the game works great in Proton. It's just the multiplayer that Ubisoft won't enable.

Once again, the Vulkan port of Siege performs worse than DXVK's translation of DirectX to Vulkan. Whether it's Unity or Ubisoft, companies really struggle to write Vulkan instructions for Linux that are anywhere near as performant as DXVK. Is that praise or an indictment of all these companies? I really don't know.

If you really want to play Siege with just your friends, use a tunnel. A few Siege players set a Discord server up for it a while ago, though most of them are just playing XDefiant instead now, because they're sick of waiting.

Thnx, I didn't know that about the Discord.
I think you could be right about "can get you banned", since this is basically trying to get it working through Wine as with destiny 2.

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