Conan Exiles moves to native Linux for smoother, more stable servers

Conan Exiles now runs on native Linux with BattlEye on by default and new death drop options. Also fixed 7 Days to Die crash loops, Rust startup and backup issues, and added Minecraft Bedrock game rule controls.

Conan Exiles now runs on native Linux for better stability and performance

We moved Conan Exiles off the old Windows-emulation setup to Funcom's native Linux Enhanced server. Expect smoother performance and fewer of the quirks that came with running it through compatibility layers.

• Prevented 7 Days to Die crashes from incompatible crossplay settings: 7 Days to Die servers now automatically keep XP multiplier and anti-cheat settings within the limits crossplay requires, preventing crashes that used to happen when those settings went out of range.
• Smoother performance for Conan Exiles, Enshrouded, Windrose and Icarus: We tuned how these single-thread-heavy games use CPU resources, cutting down on stutters and tick delays during busy moments.
• New Minecraft Bedrock settings for game rules and experiments: You can now control keep inventory, mob griefing, immediate respawn, coordinate display, and other game rules for Bedrock servers, plus toggle experimental features and HUD options.
• BattlEye anti-cheat now on by default for Conan Exiles: New Conan Exiles servers now ship with BattlEye anti-cheat enabled out of the box. If it causes connection trouble for you or your players, you can still turn it off from your server settings.
• Isle of Siptah now included on every Conan Exiles server: Conan Exiles servers now run on a faster native engine and always include the Isle of Siptah map alongside Exiled Lands, so there's no separate toggle to manage.
• More accurate death drop options for Conan Exiles: You can now choose to drop only your backpack on death instead of just "keep everything" or "drop everything", giving survival servers a middle-ground option that matches the game's real behavior.

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