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Hello guys and gals, it's me Mutahar again! This time we take a look at what appears to be the world of online gaming and how it continues to get invasive. I will constantly argue for computer safety and find ways against some of the biggest companies in gaming getting more and more invasive on your system. Thanks for watching!
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Don’t worry we will
no way he waited 17 minutes to release this video
Nah I’d rather self host with terabytes of backing with multiple ips
And trust me expressvpn will turn to the feds
Express VPN will protect you when you have to make a new account
I love how two-faced companies are forcing changes and bans that make no sense while ignoring glaring issues that can harm their communities in a seriously major way.
capitalism
@ImperiaGin they don't care.
@@keylightsystems capitalism
@@pizza-pi. They are an arm of the government, doing things they “can’t” do ……..
Sounds like any company run on capitalism, basically all of them.
I only tolerate anti-cheat for multiplayer games, but if I ever found out anti-cheat are to be enforced in SINGLE player games then my predicted reaction are to uninstall that games, and blacklists the company's future products.
Well, get ready for the future of gaming!!!
There's god damned RHYTHM GAMES that have kernel level anticheat now, like wtf
Anti chest are just absurd studder machine and accully make the cheater more hype about making cheats to bypass the anti chest
They have to protect the achievements somehow 💀
..... Yeah.... No.
Anti-cheats should not be in single-player
elden ring had easyanti cheat
Also something that will help with the cheating issue, BRING BACK SERVERS!! That way we can play what modes we want, what maps we want, with friends, communities, clans and pubbies we want to. AND have admin to take care of it right then and there!!!
Realest solution out here
bruh imagine playing Warzone and a SINGLE admin was monitoring the entire match. now imagine how many servers are running on warzone at the same time and getting an admin for each one of them will just bleed money from Activision. and this is just Warzone. there are thousands of games out there needing online babysitting
@@lukabrasi001community run servers were managed by community not by the company
We don't want the company to administrate it.
We can do that ourselves.
What we want is the option to do it ourselves.
@@lukabrasi001the admin isn't employed lmao
Ubisoft: "we don't want Linux gamers to bypass our invasive cheat software"
Linux gamers: "hold my beer"
Dont support it? Then we gonna need to bypass it. Congrats, we need to use cheat methods to PLAY THE GAME. just like play integrity. Custom rom? How dare you! Rooted phone? 100% fine
more like hold my terminal
thank you for mentioning the school proctoring extensions and programs mandated by universities and community colleges that are just licensed malware. After several courses my first one with one of those proctoring requirements popped up and caught me totally off guard. I refused until they threatened my grade and then offered me an in person alternative. shit was crazy
We had to use honorlock and it was INSANELY dystopian, i couldn't even take my eyes off my monitor during an exam or it would flag me and a proctor would yell at you
@@greensheen8759they gotta protect the profits of CollegeBoard somehow
@@greensheen8759yeah imagine trying to do your work for math and looking down is not allowed.
I understand exactly what you mean. I'm back in college and bought a cheap PC just for tests because of this. One time the "software" uninstalled some game program (it was preinstalled) because of "cheating". You are also on the whim of the proctor that has access to your entire system.
Dang, that's crazy. I did my first year in uni during the pandemic, and our exams were just done in a web browser and became open book. You did not need to install anything, and did not need to have a webcam turned on or anything like that. I was not even aware of how horrible it was for other people.
Having a sponsor on a video asking to be banned is wild but I love it.
Tell me you didn't watch the video without saying it
The video has absolutely nothing to do with his youtube channel. Usally a good idea to just finish the video before making a comment.
So many likes on this comment scares me how many people have a small attention span.
All the people replying saying "Q_Q you didn't watch the video!" need to take a step back and read the original comment again. Muta does indeed have a sponsor on this video, and he is indeed saying, essentially:
"Go ahead and ban me [from certain games] for using a VM. Your anti-cheat software is too invasive and I'd rather be banned than run it bare on my host OS."
The original comment NEVER said anything about a UA-cam ban. Y'all really need to work on your reading comprehension: This is a single sentence!
Those who promote that sponsor should get in trouble.
Thought Muta was on a self destruction arc for a half a sec
I love how to the core he is. Even from the creepypasta days he kept it real and told how he felt
Watching Muta feels like hanging with an old friend I've known since childhood. Love you bro. Bless up.
ironically i have met him in gtav once
a bit parasocial but hey
Been watching muta since 2014. So yeah, pretty much since i was a child.
what is wrong with you
@@ThatOneAgarAgarioThePro deez
I couldn't agree more with your thoughts on virtual machines and anti-cheat tech. While VM tech may seem like a hassle for some, it's a fair compromise when considering the invasion of privacy from kernel drivers. As you said, our privacy should not be compromised for the sake of video games. Disappointingly, we, as non-cheating gamers, are flagged as suspicious just because our method of gaming relies on VM.
What is this chat gpt
@@turtlesrprettycool3379yeah 100 percent
Muta asking for his account to be banned is like the middle child asking their mothers to feed them. It’ll never happen.
Edit: I’m sorry I didn’t watch the video
@@Globalresearchdata*Your time has come.*
@@turtlesrprettycool3379 Execute Order 66
Lmao cap. It’s the oldest child.
I would know, my little brother gets fucking everything he wants. He is the middle.
As a middle child i can agree with this statement
I'm a middle child and I got squat.
This is very similar to what we Malware Analysts do. The VM Sandbox that we set up, aims to mimic an actual system, since some malwares are quipped with VM detection mechanism. Good to see it's propagating to Gaming
It's very similar because anti-cheat software is malware.
You should turn the 'migratable' attribute (under tag 'cpu') off to get more performance in the VM as it causes QEMU to run the VCPU's with a subset of the actual CPU features so as to ensure the VM can be migrated to similar CPU types while the VM is running, obviously dont if you actually do want that feature but the average VM user (i.e. a user without a small datacenter) won't ever do this, great vid by the way!
The entire CS2 community has been crying for a kernel AC since it came out. I'm so sick and tired of trying to explain to these idiots why Kernal AC is BAD... I'll just link them this video, thanks!
I have a feeling that the solution of having these anti-cheats work on Linux isn't a solution either. Something tells me that a good chunk of Linux users wouldn't be okay with Kernel level anti-cheats regardless.
The real solution is we stop using kernel level anti cheats. They aren't very good anyway as it is... they certainly don't stop cheating except when it's people who don't know what they're doing... need to use a better solution.
It should be a choice just like it is on Windows.
@@patcho7518 Can't pirate multi-player games so I don't see what your point is.
When I saw the title I thought you were going to address EA banning an account just for writing "stfu" in chat.
There is seemingly no achievable balance between a non-invasive anti-cheat and an anti-cheat being able to fight against all types of cheats. I wonder if there some kind of way to get this golden balance.
invasive anti cheat just means more invasive cheats.
the cheats have been running kernel mode for well over a decade and are still detectable by noninvasive anti cheat.
kernel mode ac just means cheats will target the tpm and get even lower than kernel.
Yeah. Use the bare minimum because if people really have the drive to cheat they will. It's like leaving a lock on your door. It's more about the peace of mind that it will keep more honest people honest. There's no reason to be so invasive whatsoever.
@@pizza-piyeah. just round up accounts and do a ban wave. harder to adapt to the AC when you don't know if you've been flagged.
Unfortunately you're right, there isn't. I actually appreciate the lengths these companies have gone to to try and save online gaming but unfortunately it just won't work and like everyone has said it then also poses security problems on top of it all. It's a shame because if it really worked I'd be all for it, hacking has completely ruined competitive gaming and I'd even give up a little security on my gaming rig to actually enjoy my downtime.
@@freedustin sadly thats inevitable, if there were lax anti cheats we would see more cheaters than now. At least actual good working cheats are usualy available by paying alot which would probably filter out a lot of want to be cheaters
Muta you are a got damn hero. Thanks for what you do and the way you explain things
so about catching cheeters in real-time vs after the act. A former Blizzard dev who worked on WoW on youtube, Piracy Games or Thor, said that you actually want to do it through banwaves because then not only do you make it hard for them to figure out how they got detected, but you can also have their users hit them with a wave of chargebacks.
that can really bury a cheet dev.
Can't remember who said it, but "remember, anti cheat is not meant to protect you or your gameplay, it's meant to protect the companies profits and they are willing to sacrifice your security for it".
I was surprised just how good gaming on Linux is. Im so happy that I gave up Windows, it just sucks so much. I really hope companies start taking the little effort to enable anti-cheat usage on Linux and shooting for Proton compatibility.
I'm surprised battle-eye let their own anti cheat run without kernel validation and I am honestly A little worried that as anti cheat eventually makes its way onto linux, they will start to validate the kernel.
Its possible to make these anti cheats in such A way that the kernel has to be A whitelisted variation, like steams custom kernel for the steam deck or A build used on only specific distros. This would let them validate that the kernel hasn't been customized to cheat in their games, in exchange for being unable to add use custom kernels for supporting new or even proprietary hardware.
The good news is that because linux kernel variations are GPL anyway, the public can make themselves as involved as they like in getting an anti cheat to add A new kernel to its whitelist, But it would still be lame if linux hardware products that need kernel customization for supporting their hardware ended up having to negotiate with each anti cheat maker for support individually. Maybe they could delegate to the main branch of the linux kernel? That way hardware supported by the default kernel would be anti cheat compatible day one.
Or just compile your game to linux, many game engines provide you the option...
its a whole lot easier than you think!
Muta fighting on the front lines! The hero we need
I love how many of these issues are ultimately because people can't play fair and behave online. We live in a society and so on.
it's seriously so fucking depressing though, imagine justifying cheating to a point where you CANNOT play a multiplayer game without cheating at all. like how does that happen? and the worst thing is how these people keep paying for the softwares, and if necessary they WILL rebuy their 30-60 bucks game in case of a ban
Welcome the only online world. You know when we cared little for cheaters and anti cheat software? Back when single player / local friends only multiplayer was the norm. But everything has to be giant massive multiplayer / single player only online fulled with microtransactions
These issues are because corporations like control and if 1% of people are doing something they pretend that 100% are.
@@skorpersAbove room temp IQ take, finally
I would love to see a tutorial on his GPU passthrough. I know he already did multiple videos on that but I would love to see an updated version of it.
the thing is muta the gaming companies have literally 0 incentive to help you out. I understand your situation and it sucks but your careful style of life just comes at the cost of some of the games you like.
don't forget. virtual machines can technically be used for cheating yes but I think the bigger problem is that vms are really useful for ban-evading. oh you got a hardware ban for some (really bad) shit you did make a new account and hop on a vm so you can keep advertising cheats in game or whatever else you were selling/doing. It's simply easier to just ban the use of vms.
Muta asking to be banned from certain games is like Arnold calling out the Predator to come after him. The stones on this guy.
Honestly I don't blame you the fact virtual machines aren't talked about enough including emulation and how invasive some anti cheat software is, astounds me to this day :/
To give a good reference as to how good gaming on linux is getting. When the 7900 XTX came out (I got the XT), it only worked on debian with one screen, else you needed the latest mesa drivers from the aur. Once it was up and running mainstream, games running DX12 were mostly unplayable. The Witcher 3 ran at below 1 fps, around 30 fps in DX 11 but with an ungodly amount of bloom for some reason. Today, I reinstalled with the latest and greatest, and The Witcher 3 runs in DX12 at 60+fps. We have come a long way, and are still progressing. The developers do incredible magic.
that's a you problem, games have been running fine on Linux except for those with specific anti-cheat or relying on Windows exclusive features, for the past few years
I appreciate you making this video so much. My gaming machine runs Nobara Linux but I really wanted to play MW3 with my brother. Unfortunately I'm a broke boy and I hardly have the hardware to run MW3 so running it in a VM is out of reach for me. I couldn't believe it wouldn't work with the success of the Steam Deck. I ended up picking up another SSD and installed Windows on it just for one game O.e
Hopefully the frustration continues to grow over this until something is done. I feel bad even buying the game because that doesn't help our cause as lowering their profits is likely the only way to get them to make a change.
Just virtualize a machine with virtual higher specs, work smarter not harder.
This seems to be the obvious answer to me. A Dual OS solution would seem to make so much more sense.
Actually not expensive to make a vm capable maschine. Need help? I know pc parts run a vm setup. Whats your budget. Can help you sell your old parts and buy vm capable hardware.
I realized that muta actually uses the description to talk about the video, props to him.
13:50 - To be fair, I actually support that game companies try to sue such cheat software devs. I don't care if you cheat in a singleplayer game (and devs who make singleplayer cheats are not a problem and shouldn't be sued) but as soon you start to cheat or develope a cheat for or in a online multiplayer (competitive) game, you'll lose all my respect and I hope you get sued with full force.
fair but that'd have to be REALLY carefully thought out, because it could extend to save editing of purely singleplayer games [which, trust me, companies will find any way possible to make an extra buck, even if it means fucking you over]
@@verifiede4125 yeah of course. I meant actually scum bag cheat devs not something like save editing a single player game or cheating in like gta5 story mode
I wish there was just an option to stay offline to not have the anticheat active, at least for the very prevalent anticheat easy anticheat can be bypassed by renaming 2 files
Remeber when you actually have to input the cheat manually in game to used it? Yeahh
@@KABLAMMATS good old times
Just fyi a lot of companies perform ban waves as they are very effective at killing cheat companies as it leads to hordes of people getting angry at the cheat company. [the high level anti cheat is still very annoying.]
Sorry I'm gonna sound cynical here so let me preface this with: you do good work, keep it up. People need to hear the message you're sending. That said the current situation was pretty obviously coming when the DMCA was passed and that was what, 20 years ago almost? A lot of us more middle aged people were screaming about consumer protection and getting ignored. The current situation is a lot like the pre-depression era in terms of wealth gap and crappy consumer/worker protection laws, low wages etc.
Hopefully history repeats itself because having a very small number of large holding companies is really bad for everyone but the companies themselves. We need REAL consumer protection so thank you for making it so obvious. I hope more people will realize this situation can be changed with enough public will.
Never stop making these types of videos, muta
Mutahar consistently delivers (more than) valid takes on topics like this, and more. He’s more of a journalist than most of these bull shit “influencer” (God I hate that word) types.
I would think it’s hard to not talk about somthing forced onto the consumer
its ironic theyll just bar linux from even playing, when actually getting a game to launch properly is a struggle on linux, so few people would even have patience to try to install a cheat program ontop of that lmao.
i just ordered the gpu for my first pc build and i gotta say i am so freaking excited to get this pc built and get linux on it. im going to have a dual boot of windows but i will probably hardly ever need to use it. In the meantime of waiting for paychecks to get parts ordered i have been running linux under a vm on my current pc and ive pretty much just been using that for testing if id like linux and i absolutely do. i can't wait! thank you mutahar for introducing me to so much, especially linux!
@15:00 - Another problem outside the very real privacy issue is that if the kernel mode anti-cheat driver is hacked (i.e. if the company who produces it is hacked and the source code for it is stolen) then your system is extremely vulnerable
The reason kernel-mode anti-cheat is a requirement for these games in the first place is simple:
As a cheat developer, if I want to avoid detection from a user-level anti-cheat, all I have to do is make my cheat run at kernel level. It's literally as simple as that obviously some caveats still exist). Is it more difficult to make a kernel-level cheat than a user-mode cheat? Yes, but it's not significantly harder, and for the money I'm making, along with actively wanting to invade my customers' privacy AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE, it makes little sense not to.
Does it suck ass that so much of the worlds' oxygen and resources have been wasted on "people" that should've been burned at the stake? Yes. But that is life. And if people want to enjoy these games without cheat software, then the sacrifice needs to be made. Whether one chooses to make that sacrifice largely comes down to: 1. How much do you trust the anti-cheat companies? 2. How much do you care?
As for Linux support, it's incredibly frustrating that games like Siege STILL won't even comment on the topic, let alone enable it. Granted, quitting Siege and games like it led to a significant uptick in my mental health, so maybe it wasn't all bad.
People have been emulating anticheats for ages but not for privacy reasons just for cheater reasons, it's kinda insane knowing theres people out there who've bypassed Vanguard to such a degree that they're now emulating it to play the game like its CSS
Maybe a similar board to the ESRB should be formed to evaluate the security of code and drivers that come with a game prior to its release with a website that updates to reflect potential threats that appear post release.
I'm so glad that I never play games online. It avoids all of this nonsense!
Do the games work on Linux or are you using Windows?
@11:00 - Quick note for anyone interested, Mutha is showing the manual way of setting the smbios info (which is fine) but an easier option for the average user is which will copy the host smbios info into the virtual machine
Sounds like a good alternative for those who don't like the extra homework
I'm hoping Linux gaming gets significantly more support very soon. I'm fed up with Microsoft, I've always used Professional editions because they had less BS than the Home editions, but nowadays there's no difference whatsoever. My Windows 10 Pro shoves just as much useless shit down my throat as Home edition does on my parents' laptops.
I'm tired of useless features being enabled by default. I'm tired of redoing all my audio settings every update. I'm just tired of Windows.
I would love for you to do a gaming Linux tutorial where you show us what you use and how you configure everything. I am a massive Linux Fan. But my gaming PC is windows just to get past all the BS that linux had, may look at finally making the move.
This is why Muta is my favorite channel, he speaks to the nerd in me.
Online gaming feels like an scam today
Sitting down on the couch with friends and gaming was the best experience ever
5:21 muta love the fact that youve got explorers of sky over there, props to you just for that
To clarify to those who are confused why VMs would be a problem for anticheat, spoofing hardware IDs and being able manipulate memory outside the VM, and therefore be totally undetectable, is the concern
the issue is this can already be done using DMA cards and a seperate machine
the issue i think could be solved by basically every game by having non-free to play games and a community review and reporting system
if you detect and ban cheaters rapidly they will go away eventually, $25 for a single match is not worth it for many
Ping spoofing 💀
Blizzard has been suing cheat makers way before bobby was even CEO, they were suing emulation projects and hackers in 2004 with world of warcraft, most famous one being glider and valioent chaos map hack for starcraft 2.
ya i use my pc just for gaming mostly, my work is done on a company laptop. so i just dont see the value proposition of using linux. adding more barriers, regardless how big, to the one main thing i use my pc for doesnt make sense to me. im not in agony using windows like some people seem to be. i may try a virtual desktop of linux or put it on my old gaming laptop but thats about it, the perceived pros n cons arent in favor of me changing to linux otherwise as i am not super concerned about anti cheats if im totally honest.
MW3 is also banning people using a ROG Ally. Due to the fan curve and battery optimization changes you can do and the changes the ASUS software does on the fly.
I am actually planning on turning to Linux because of Muta, just need to take care of my data, but I hope by the end of 2022 I will change over. I can't express how thankful I am that Muta to explain and show to install Linux (Arch), heck he even showed how to install Linux Mint which is so easy a baby can do it. Thanks, Muta.
PS: I realized that I wrote 2022 thanks to the efforts if pizza pi (details in the reply I guess if you are curious).
The end of 2022 huh?
@@pizza-pi time travler moment
@@ShaggytheRodgersbot activities
@@pizza-pi shit I have no excuse other than I legit didn't knew I made a mistake. Pretty sure I typed 3 but O well, I will probably leave it as it is
They can't ban you now...I just subscribed!
Mutahar makes ya boy MUTAHARD
Mutatard
Blocking cheating real time argument, what really matters is blocking it within a reasonable time period. As long as its within 24 hours youd see a massive decrease in cheaters. Because buying the game generally isnt worth only 24 hours of time.
Different for free games, but thats a different story.
Well just pair noobs only with other noobs. If your forced to play for a certain time to be able to play for real. Could make it that the first hours of the game is mostly pve. Making it harder to get to the pvp side.
@durschfalltv7505 that's a good work around.
Valorant anti cheat is insanely good? More like insanely good spyware
Elaborate please
@@turtlesrprettycool3379 Even Mutahar explains why is this cancerous in this video.
Everything 3rd party that has access to Kernel level of your PC is bad. This gives you acces to your CPU, memory, disk i/o and internet.
@@blyad2137 makes sense ty
@@blyad2137 Could have just said Tencent is using it to collect more data about you. That alone is a big enough risk.
@@blyad2137 just curious what can they do with all that access. And why is it so bad when they would get in serious trouble if they do anything negative
i think tarkov was like every normal player left cos of the cheaters
You got me interested in VFIO again. I dual-boot just to play Destiny because Bungie hates Linux for some reason. Oh, and my Skyrim modlist is really difficult to replicate on Linux.
Otherwise, Linux gaming all the way for me. It’s so simple these days, especially with a distribution ready to go for gaming like Nobara. Do you use a dual GPU system or what? Last time I did a gaming VM setup, I had to have a GPU for the host and guest. Other nuisance was switching inputs on my main monitor. But it’s been a while. I would love a full tour of your virtualization setup!
I just rebuilt a Hyprland system so I’m looking for more ideas of what to do after I finish building my rice.
its like what gabe said pirates are just dissatisfied consumers.
I already was aware of the security level threat these anticheats are at as due to their "vulnerabilities." My job considers these absolutely invasive and possible back door threats if they were ever exploited.
About the sponsored segment, security professionals recommend NOT to use a VPN while connecting to the dark web through Tor. It reduces your anonymity instead of increasing it.
Glowie here are you telling me I could shine even brighter in the darkweb🥹
Ive got a coworker that refuses to use anything with Linux. I ask him why and his only response is "cause it sucks". I think I'd rather trust someone who knows what they're talking about like muta on such topic
It does suck. I shouldnt have to use a command line to make a game work.
Linux is an os for power users, not for cassual users...
But also linux lacks a lot of things
@@marcasrealaccount it could be bad, however my main issue with the coworker is he would just say it sucks. I'd ask why and he'd be like it just does I have no examples
@@Codamans Then maybe they just don't want to change, not really a bad thing tbf.
@marcasrealaccount never said he did. I was just telling him I was thinking about it. When he butted in with it sucks. So wouldn't make sense for it being him changing?
I love to hear you rant about Ubisoft and rainbow six siege and Ubisoft. You know it's almost like I'm developing a sixth sense about knowing when gaming CEOs are about to unload another turd
A performance comparison between guest and host system would be interesting here.
5-10% depending on workload and config. It's really not much considering how much hardware costs.
Usually hits cpu power. So it will do up to like 30% but only if the cpu is a bottlebeck. Most games use like 30-40% of your cpu since they can only use a limited number of cores. If your gpu is the bottleneck i doubt there is ANY effect. Maybe 5%. But that's margin of error territory.
Unfortunately best solution is still to just have a separate ssd to dual boot windows/linux for the few windows games that need all this crap. Wish there was some attempt to get games to run in docker containers thats a good middle ground between vm/hardware.
I'm too console-gamer to understand this.
I got a steam deck last week, we're now Linux bros! 😀
Talks about Halo Infinite, shows Reach gameplay. Muta knows whats up lol
The problem with virtual machines is that you can disguise your hardware and bypass bans of these games. It is not even the cheating aspect. It is often easier to just ban virtual machines then have a bunch of people bypassing the ban and completely ruining the game like an unmanaged server. The moment you have rampant cheaters it will harm the game much more.
Though I do agree that games should not have such invasive anti-cheat.
cheaters consumers are usually normies who cant setup virtual machines & probably don't even know what it is
thanks for clearing up so much about linux when i cant rly when i meet anti linux person because of too manny holes in my knowledge
I will never understand why anyone would want to cheat in a video game. What satisfaction is there in beating somebody if you need to give yourself an advantage to do it?
they like feeling powerful but are too shallow to value genuine achievement and personal development
They want to get a reaction from people
I've been a Linux user off and on but have not for some time. The Steam Deck has re-vitalized my insperation in the system. I totally agree with this entire system and truly see this as a step forward in the right direction.
My man goes through so many hoops to not allow these big companies have their way with him, but then willingly gives his money to epic to play some epic store timed exclusives.
I love you muta but damn, lmao.
smol correction because credit where credit is due - theres no such thing as steam's version of proton. proton is steam's version of WINE, which is an open source project maintained by many many people outside of Valve for years before Linux gaming was even a twinkle in Gabe's eye. I am thankful for the open source nutty community for their work
I think these games should have 'free-for-all' type servers, where if you're caught cheating, you're forevermore restricted to playing with the other cheaters.
Then make a spectacle of it; full on cheats vs cheats in these specific servers, may the best one win!
this is what diablo 2 did with the whole open battlenet vs. closed battlenet, open used your local saves and was the free-for-all while closed was server-side and cheating was hard to do (at least, as far as i remember). switching between the hacking insanity of open and actually playing the game on closed was some good variety and i'm sad that i haven't seen any other games do it
I just love companies figuring out new ways of naming memory mapping.
We used to memory map to hardrives then moved to graphics cards then to memory and now back to hardrives.
Just know upscaling the graphics and using your hardrives as a memory bank will shorten the life of your SSD.
Backing up your data is a primary if you go this heavy in to your graphics settings.
Fun drinking game, have a shot everytime muta says "ladies and gentlemen".
I'll see you folks in the ER.
Speaking of virtual machines, I'd love a vid on QubesOS from Muta
Imagine how giddy he'd be, installing it
Another reason why I hesitate to install Linux, even despite the fact that I'm single player gamer. Because gaming on Linux is still like doing some voodoo magic. Sure, if it were simple as just install the game and play then I would be already on Linux, but because it is not that easy, I don't want to install Linux to break my head over it.
watch a tutorial?
or maybe install it on a VM? altrough it would be kinda useless on a VM now that i realize it, so best approach is to backup your files on a hard-drive and replace your main OS or smth idk
@@chibisayori20 You just made a reason for why I refuse to install Linux even bigger. Because, you have to install one crap, to run the other crap, but then there is no guarantee that it will 100% work etc. So yeah, until someone gonna make gaming on Linux as easy as on Windows, don't event talk to me about this OS.
@@deathcold_longplaysua4846 i mean you go into steam setting and flick a switch. He showed it in the video, its actually really essy
Did you watch the video? You just said you are a single player gamer, which is literally just install and play using steam.
It's actually really simple lol don't worry
I've been investigating moving to linux and gaming is one of the main things i do. so this is very interesting.
Oh come on, self harm isn't allowed here!
Also there was the Genshin anticheat that was repurposed into malware by hackers lol. Dont even have to have genshin for it to work. Idk I hope AV apps pick that version of it up as malware at this point.
I thank Valve so much for Proton, truly amazing 🎉
That Remix Rumble ad before your video is 🔥🔥🔥
It amazes me that Muta is a cyber expert / deep web enthusiast but recommends Tor over VPN for an ad read
Yeah. It lowers the credibility a little. But I guess he has to make money....
@@arturpaivadsI though he said he didn't care about making money with youtube.
@@tcbobb1613 I didnt watched all his videos but you got a point.
Amen dude. Linux gaming, especially on AMD, is insane.
I wish everyone could have been there from the start, watching this slowly but surely coming to a head. I remember when mainstream gaming on linux wasnt even a thing people talked about cause it was such a pipe dream. Now look at us.
These last two years have been incredible.
I didn't understand a word. Nevertheless, I appreciate Muta's passion & I hope he gets his new Linux (?) thing.
Literally skipping ahead by minutes because I’m so lost. Still wanna support Daddy Muta, though, so I’ll watch to the end.
Linux is an older os focused on programers, it runs most of the servers you use for social media and in the past 10 years it went from being able to play nothing to being able to play almost everything
muta finna get that lawsuit bag
Man I wanna get into Tarkov sooo bad but for my own sanity, I can't.
honestly instead of making anticheat, they should fuck with cheats instead, like having dummy players that are hard to catch, simply not sending out-of-view players to the client, etc.
I was there for the awesome zen flow of Quake 3 in 2000ish. Online play has never been as fast as it was then for me, but I did not use vpn like I do today. Enough weird stuff happened for me to always use vpn today and it is amazingly almost still playable some of the time. 60 fps was the best we had then, now we got so many refresh variables and latency jitters whatever. We actually used to end task explorer before launching a game with a batch function bind just to free up some more resources on win xp as it was lmao.
Ugh that sounds great. I was just born a few years too late to really enjoy those times, feel like I missed out on gaming's golden era.
It's crazy that there is enough losers out there willing to risk massive security issues to cheat in video games that there is a whole market of cheat makers.
Since both cheaters and cheat makers push companies to hurt the public, cheating should get included in the law with stacking penalty, so the more you do it the worse the penalty gets, would be nice to be exponential penalty too.
15:34 my life is falling apart and it's bin better then it's ever bin. the woman i love still loves me but wants nothing to do with me but thanks for being here for my mental break down
Something to keep in mind, there is often a choice between compatibility and performance. The more "targetted" the software is, the easier it is to implement it, and the more you can squeeze out the performance. This is part of why consoles is competitive and emulation/port tend to suck. A proper port tend to require rewrite of 10-50% of the functional code, possibily including the engine itself, this is why those are rare. Instead, most "ports" are just patch work that ran barely better than emulation. Similarly, it is likely that any other software feature will also require significant rewrite to expand compatibility.
As such, have you considered that it is possible that DLSS is as good as it is because they have choose to ignore the other OS etc? I'm not saying this is what actually happens, as I don't have insider knowledge of Nvdia's decision making. But this is most certainly a possibility.
As it were, the best way for linux support to come is for the user base to grow, so that assorted company would deem the effort of a proper "port" of their software/feature to be worth the cost. If we were to be honest, Steam didn't add the compatibility layer out of the goodness of their heart, it's just that Linux market have grown large enough to justify it.
For as long as I can remember, nvidia has fought hard against offering any sort of support or help (drivers or othewise) to linux users. Unless something dramatic has changed over the past few years, since I stopped paying attention for a little while with the chaos that has gone on, they are still hostile. amd has no such reputation, so it truly is about corp ethics I suppose. lol
@@pizza-pi I would never depend on "ethics", companies almost have an legal obligation to disregard ethics (benefit of shareholder etc etc).
So either government regulation or market forces. And in this case, wide adoption of linux would be the market force.
@@justanoman6497 I'm glad you're in position to never depend on that. Good for you. The sad reality is that often it comes to that with large companies and the small percentage of users known as desktop (casual) Linux adopters. If you in your position of power to be able to choose what you can depend on can make the continual small percentage of adoption of any distro of the OS grow, please do so!
@pizza-pi They've definitely gotten better in recent years. Now it's "we acknowledge you exist" instead of "die you mongrel scum".
Just wanted to interject that proton, and all the linux compatibility stuff is not emultion in any part. It's called a translation layer, and the distinction is rather important.
And DLSS is largely irrelevant to this topic because in this case, the largest dependency is the graphics driver itself, which does not have the same enabled feature set on Linux as compared to Windows, and all of the game-related features and calls are already translated through DXVK.
Ring 0 permissions for anti-cheat is almost like having to give your SSN to an event organizer to play some football.
The fact it got to this point and still doesn't work really shows the conventional way of anti-cheats... well... doesn't work.
No it does not, i think going back to a community hosted servers with admins would make it so much easier to ban cheaters.
Buddy protects his personal info too much for being such a public character.
If the FBI wants you they'll ask Walmart or Amazon, they'll have all of Muta's info
I can understand you saying amazon but wtf walmart gonna do
my thoughts exactly, i bet he will go all his life without anything negative happening to him even if he wasnt so serious about privacy. But i respect his mindset
There is no such thing as protecting your info too much. It is better to be safe than sorry, no matter who you are.
Thank you mutahar. Been trying to get another gpu so pass through is actually possible for my other one and I’m glad I’ll be able to game on Linux or vm’s soon with nearly everything
Can we just appreciate how much healthier muta looks compared to a year ago!