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The relaunch has been pretty excellent in every way in terms of the actual changes to the game and I've been having a fantastic time playing on Linux. It's even reasonably well optimized for Steam Deck, though I'm not enough of a gamepad player to stick with it there. It's too bad that I don't expect it to last too long unless they make a huge marketing push (as they claim was supposed to come a while after the relaunch for...some reason), because in the putrid realm of live service shooters this is one that actually has the sauce and is worth pushing through the business model. Unfortunately if it goes down sooner rather than later, the live service disease will take another worthwhile game from all of us.