I wanted to contribute to the discussion on Linux support for R6S and
suggest an alternative solution for those who want to continue using
CentOS 7 despite its EOL:
(https://tuxcare.com/extended-lifecycle-support/centos-7-extended-support/): (https://tuxcare.com/extended-lifecycle-support/centos-7-extended-support/)) status.
If you're someone who relies on CentOS 7 for your system, you can still
receive extended support through third-party providers such as Red Hat,
CentOS's parent company. This means you can continue to receive
security updates and other critical patches even after the official EOL
date has passed. Overall, I think it's important to consider all options
when it comes to choosing an operating system for gaming, especially if
you have specific requirements for your system.

It amazes me. This has been the most viewed, liked and replied post at Ubisoft forums; yet they still laugh at our faces and don't give a damn about what we want (even though we payed for this dying game). You guys enable 'Division 2' right out of nowhere, which no one asked. And yeah, that should be the case with EVERY game without even being brought up by us. I wish you the worst Bugisoft.

Ubisoft please enable BattlEye anti-cheat support for Linux.
I and many others are looking forward to it.
Many games are now supported on the Linux platform and have good performance.