An upcoming multiplayer FPS called Wardogs has announced that it won't support Linux-based PCs, despite previous comments from the developer suggesting otherwise. Normally, prioritizing Windows over Linux is nothing shocking, as most developers focus on the former for a couple of reasons, including its larger user base. However, the situation with Wardogs has become somewhat dramatic, as some fans believe they've been lied to.
On August 21, Wardogs started a playtest that turned out to be a massive success. According to SteamDB data, the test surpassed 100,000 concurrent players on Steam. Days later, developer Bulkhead announced an open beta for Wardogs, which broke August's record by reaching over 245,000 concurrent players on September 5. Despite these impressive numbers, the developer is also facing backlash from the Linux community.
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On September 4, a Bulkhead developer posted on Wardogs' Steam Community, saying, "We do not officially support Linux, and we cannot commit to having support for launch." Fans were quick to reply, reminding the developer that previous comments from the team had confirmed Linux...
