Hello there! I need some help with Call of Duty Warzone,I am running wine on a linux mint 19.3 Cinnamon OS and i tried to make the game running! Battle net works fine,the game installed but when i press launch it does not really work and i searched pretty much around but no help found. CoD Warzone is my favorite game and i want to play it someone please help me!
PC Specs:
Processor Intel© Xeon© CPU E3-1220 V2 @ 3.10GHz × 4
Memory 15.6 GiB
Hard Drive 1921.8 GB
Graphics Card NVIDIA Corporation GF106GL [Quadro 2000]
Multiplayer online competitive games (particularly the FPS ones are not Linux friendly because of its Anti Cheat system automatically flagging Wine as cheat engine of sorts.
Dont try to circumvent or force it to run, because you might be banned for “cheating”.
I’ll help you out!
Install windows.
End of headache.
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As of right now there is no work around for it. However, whenever i am on, i just use virtmanager w/ iommu setup on manjaro. If you have a good spare gpu, its a great option. But it looks like you are using a win box 
Hey there can u show me ur setup or at least explain me how to do please.
Setup kvm/qemu https://dennisnotes.com/note/20180614-ubuntu-18.04-qemu-setup/
that is for debian base. I use arch so its different.
if you go w/ manjaro someone actually created a script. for iommu. but you need to do research on your motherboard. which there are threads and videos level1 and chris titus tech have created.
You should take a few days and really understand whats going on and read over articles.
It is not very nice that CoD Warzone does not have Linux support because like this they throw away a bunch of people who’d like to play very much! This is not fun anymore people should start thinking that linux players have the right for fun and gaming as well.
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That´s true. I use Linux …
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As of today, there is no way to play Call of Duty on Linux. However, recently there has been some hate going towards kernel level anti-cheats and other kernel level software thanks to the Crowd strike issue that occurred. It would not surprise me that, within the next year or two, Call of Duty will support Linux by implementing a new server side anti-cheat. With the end of Windows 10’s life in 2025, many people will look to alternatives to Windows and may switch over to the Penguin OS, giving more market share to Linux and possibly giving us the recognition we need for games to switch over to a non kernel anti-cheat. This is all just hopes and dreams for us though, we can only wait and see.
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Any idea if Activision or any of the CoD developers is planning to release a version to run on linux? I play Strret Fighter 6, Residen Evil 4 remake and Shadow of the Tomb Rider in Ubuntu and runs practically the same than in Windows 11…
Ask nicely in their respective customer service support page but don’t you dare mention Linux support (you hacker you), instead, ask nicely and serenely for a Steam Deck support, like an innocent pleb lay person (because that’s what your mom got you for Christmas, or so you can gently state).