Quoting: BrandonG777Seems like a missed opportunity to not use the gryos in the Steamdeck but surely someone has made a good community template.

I think that might be because the only way to use the Steam Deck gyro is through Steam Input, which the dev may not be using.

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So... Who wants to test performance? ;)

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Still, despite everyone's negative opinions here, I'm glad that they left the code for us to peel through. Even bad games are worth preserving.

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Quoting: MayeulCCEC as in HDMI CEC? Is that a feature on Steam Deck?

It is as of SteamOS 3.6

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Quoting: CatKillerOnly Valve (and probably their suppliers, and that guy that trudges around delivering them all) know for sure; we can only guess. I guess around five million.

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Finally, the reason why Steam Decks aren't sold in Australia: they haven't built the zipline yet.

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As for Proton, I have mixed feelings. On the one hand, it worries me that it's basically giving up on native Linux games. On the other hand, it will arguably hollow out Windows, turning it from an operating system to a platform specification to make games for, which can then be played from the OS of your choice. Which sounds nice.

So he echoes many of the sentiments we have here. In my opinion, I can completely understand the idea that Native Linux games could disappear, but I also doubt that it will happen. With the rise of Godot and open-source frameworks like MonoGame, games are coming out with first-rate Linux support out-of-the-box. Plus, I've heard it said a few times here that Native Linux games weren't all that great to begin with. Such as Black Mesa.

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Quoting: PyrateThat's basically been me these past couple years, a mix of emulation and generally older titles I missed out on. It's a good life; you'll probably never run out of good games, and your backlog will remain enormous for years to come

I have the same idea, although my Steam Deck is mainly an emulation machine at this point. The problem is, I don't enjoy many retro games and I feel like the games I do enjoy have only recently started to come out. Thank God for indie games, though! Even where they're not my taste, I can appreciate the vision behind them. For example, I'm not into the sniper gameplay of Children of the Sun, but I can see the appeal!

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Quoting: jams3223If you live in New York let's link up for one.

Sadly I'm from across the pond. But I appreciate the offer!

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Quoting: ToddLSounds like you're setting up for a LAN party (if that's still a thing) :wink:

Haha, if I need to! Hopefully, I can just use the LAN mode to connect two instances on the same machine

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Nay for no local coop, yay for LAN coop and gamepad support. LAN support means that I can use Nucleus Coop to hook multiple games together

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