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I've avoided kernal anti-cheat basically forever on principle. On the plus side, there is talk about Microsoft kicking 3rd parties out of the kernal on windows, stemming from the cloudstrike debacle. If they kick out anti-virus, I can't imagine that they let game publishers stay. We might actually see the death of kernal anti-cheat soon.
On a side-note, it's a really sad state that so much of the world runs on computers but the majority of people don't know the first thing about using them. It has led us to so many bad places today that I really didn't expect when I was a teen...
Crowdstrike*
Aw dang it, you're right. lol