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Edited by TuxyDoh:
9/20/2019 3:12:01 PM
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Wine has caused numerous bans. Windows is listed as a required OS, any software that tries to fool the game into thinking it is in a windows environment is most likely going to fall under the emulation category and get you a ban.
The reason is that D2 uses parts of windows to for its anticheat detection, running in any sort of emulation it cannot detect what is actually running/interacting with d2 as it may be outside of the emulation "bubble".
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Edited by cuthroat ninja: 9/20/2019 3:12:57 PMI know and I was asking if they had changed their stance as a previous bungie post sounded like "we'll think about it" anyway Wine Is Not an Emulator :D
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They have not made any public announcements. And just because they say it is not an emulator does not make it so. By definition, it is. [quote]emulator [ˈemyəˌlādər] reproduce the function or action of (a different computer, software system, etc.).[/quote]
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For semantics sake, replacing dx calls with vulcan ones isn't reproducing function, it's replacing It isn't the sort of thing I'd expect a public announcement about anyway, I'm not asking about a native linux port, (although there is one in the wild for stadia). Im asking them to not ban players.
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The issue is not in the replacement of the calls, it is the fact the that playing the game on an OS other than designed for renders a good portion if not all of its anticheat useless. Stadia is a closed ecosystem, you cannot install an aimbot onto Stadia's servers or try to inject code into d2 while it is on them. Them allowing it would be a public announcement as it would be a change in their well known policy of banning attempts to run it via WINE and other such applications.
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I'll wait for a representative to reply
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