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The official store lists Windows, not native Linux support. A dated launch test reports successful SteamOS/Linux play through Proton with EAC enabled, while EOS overlay and intro-video problems remain system- and Proton-version-sensitive.
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FIELD BRIEFING
Separate the official platform listing from third-party compatibility tests.
Start with Steam's standard compatibility tools and avoid copying launch options or DLL changes without understanding and backing up the original state.
PROCEDURE
Check the Steam store and Steam Deck compatibility badge at the time you test; the official store currently lists Windows requirements.
Install the current game build and Proton EasyAntiCheat Runtime through Steam when required by the selected environment.
Begin with a standard supported Proton choice and launch the tutorial before joining a server.
Confirm that EAC, EOS sign-in and voice each work; a menu launch alone is not a multiplayer compatibility test.
If an error occurs, record the Proton version, distribution, device, launch path and exact message.
Treat community launch options as temporary experiments and remove them after a patch before retesting.
COMMON PITFALLS
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The official Steam requirements list Windows. Proton operation is a compatibility result, not a native-support statement.
A dated GamingOnLinux launch test reports that it worked, but anti-cheat behavior can change and should be retested after patches.
Launch reports describe EOS overlay or sign-in problems under some Proton versions. Record the exact error and consult current reports before applying a workaround.
No universal FPS promise is made. Device power limits, map, player count, patch, Proton and settings all affect results.
SOURCES & EVIDENCE BOUNDARY
These high-intent guides use current first-party product facts first, then dated technical or editorial evidence where the publisher does not publish a complete workflow. Exact bindings, costs, cooldowns, performance values and server-provider behavior remain scoped to the cited build or source.