OK. Use the OS that fits your use case.
But posting "Linux sucks, Windows is better" on a Linux community isn't helpful.

Cool, so since you left linux why are you posting this here?

We all know windows is more compatible by design of the capitalism machine, we left it by choice for a reason.

it doesn't run on linux because of EAC

Nah, it doesn't work because the developer doesn't want it to. EAC works really well on Linux, the developer just has to enable it, which takes literally less than 10 seconds.

All the developer needs to do is push a button to make EAC work. They're probably busy hotfixing the 1.0 but I'm sure it'll work soon, they are excluding all steam deck users by not pressing it

Edit: apparently it's not EAC that is the problem. The game has its own anti-cheat which also potentially bans your account if you try to play on linux https://www.protondb.com/app/2073850

*Linux is all good if you don't play competitive multiplayer games where the developers don't want to enable EAC for Linux.

There, fixed that for you.
Surprised that people even still play Nexon trash to be honest.

Why is everyone always so stuck to one side or the other? Dual booting is a thing. You can have your cake and eat it too.

Bait post aside, I never really understood why people make a big deal of "switching" to Linux or back to Windows.

An OS install is like 60 GiB. If you're a pro hacker gamer you probably have over a TiB of fast storage. Just keep the Windows install around and dual boot into it when/if you need it.

Pains me to see people saying "I permanently switched to Linux and deleted my Windows install", when you can keep it around for emergencies or modding.

So some random new game is enough for you to change your whole operating system?