Will FiveM be released for Arm Windows so that M1 mac users and Linux users can play?
Currently, FiveM does not natively support ARM-based devices. While there are workarounds, such as using emulation or running Windows on ARM through Parallels, these methods come with limitations, particularly regarding performance. As of now, there is no official release for ARM compatibility
Why???
It’s not convenient for FiveM to natively support because it requires significant resources to adapt the software to the ARM architecture. I also had a Mac and could install Windows, but with Apple processors, it’s different now. I’ll leave you the guide, I hope it helps: Opzioni per l'uso di Windows 11 con computer Mac® con chip Apple® M1®, M2™ e M3™ - Supporto tecnico Microsoft
I’m not sure if FiveM will work but you can give it a try and see how it goes. Let me know !
I’ve already tried running through Parallels. FiveM opened but it says that it is running in insecure mode as the anti cheat components are not supported by arm at the time. The app opened but couldn’t connect to any server because “authentication ticket wasn’t specified”. I recently saw a video about anti cheat games on parallels https://youtu.be/PMOPQ8B7xaQ?si=d9Fyr-w1ezcULjBN could this help?
I don’t think it will work, as the main issue is the compatibility of the architecture with the anti-cheat components, which is not yet supported. As I did years ago, I recommend switching to a Windows PC to play without these compatibility issues.
Yeah but I just bought a Mac M1 mini
Well I really wouldn’t know how to help you, I’m sorry. I recommend selling it as new and getting a windows computer instead
Thank you for your help . I will find something
No problem, I wish you a good day
Have a good day
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