Well to be fair, we're like 1% of all gamers. Most gamers don't give a flying fuck and will gladly buy these products anyway. So the companies don't really have much incentive to give a shit.

See, you don't understand. /s

Nothing ever matters, and nothing ever happens.

Another “to be fair” - what do y’all reckon is the proportion of gamers who could define kernel? (not rhetorical)

Edit: maybe not as good as a question as how many have any opinion on kernel-level anticheat, since you don’t need to be able to define kernel to be against the anti-cheat if you’ve heard it slows down games

I've been using some browser plugins for Steam that add ProtonDB information to each Store page, it's a useful thing to have. It may even make sense to leave it as a plugin, since many Windows users won't care.

If kernel level AC is a concern, you can play the game on Linux where "kernel" level AC runs at user level thru Wine