In this video, I also cover the absurding of the claims that Sweeney thinks “Linux is great” while at the same time doing his best to ignore it and even hurt it. Tim Sweeney (CEO of Epic Games) has something against Linux apparently because he seems to refuse to support Linux with any games owned by Epic Games even to the point of buying a game that already had support for years and removing that support with Rocket League. Epic Games is aware of the issue and will be working on restoring service. Instead, this outage is due to Epic Games Service’s authentication services having issues. Shortly after Psyonix announced Epic’s acquisition, Epic sent its own press release claiming Rocket League will be coming to the Epic Games Store before this year (while still being supported on Steam.) The PC version of Rocket League will come to the Epic Games Store in late. There’s no major issue with the game itself. Epic Games decided that Linux and macOS Gamers don’t deserve the ability to play Rocket League on their preferred platform so I made this video because I am frustrated with losing my favorite game and I’m sick of Epic Games attacking the Gaming Industry while pretending to care about gamers. Epic’s Original Plan Was to Bring Rocket League to Its Store.

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