GloriousEggroll has released GE-Proton11-5 as a hotfix to address a serious loading issue with Easy Anti-Cheat (EAC) that arose from the previous GE-Proton11-4 build. This update, which quickly followed the earlier release, restores compatibility for essential anti-cheat middleware used in popular multiplayer games like Monster Hunter Wilds and Hunt: Showdown. The response time reflects the significance of EAC for Linux gamers, as a failure in this area can lock players out of their entire library of multiplayer titles. Users can easily update through the protonup utility or by manually placing the update in their Steam runtime directory

GE-Proton11-5 Released: GloriousEggroll Hotfix Fixes Easy Anti-Cheat Breakage

GloriousEggroll released GE-Proton11-5 as a rapid hotfix to resolve a critical Easy Anti-Cheat loading regression introduced by the GE-Proton11-4 build. Rebased on Valve's upstream Proton 11 branch, the update restores compatibility for kernel-level anti-cheat middleware required by multiplayer titles such as Monster Hunter Wilds and Hunt: Showdown. The patch arrived just three hours after the previous release and has already accumulated nearly 4,000 downloads on x86_64 systems. Users can update immediately through the protonup utility or by manually placing the archives into their Steam runtime directory.

GE-Proton11-5 Released: GloriousEggroll Hotfix Fixes Easy Anti-Cheat Breakage @ Linux Compatible