And nothing of value was lost.

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Thought I'd play a bunch of demos tonight. Only managed The Talos Principle 2. :grin: A bit on the heavy side, but still manageable on my 5 year old machine. Unlike a certain robocop game.

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Picked it up recently. The game feels like a top view minecraft.

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Quoting: CorbenSomehow VR on Linux is currently completely broken for me. Even Steam VR stable. Though Steam VR 1.27.5 boots up, I cannot start any game anymore. Beat Saber (1.29 legacy), After The Fall, Until You Fall, Synth Riders... they all used to work like 2 weeks ago. When I tried it two days ago again, none of the games are starting anymore.
Haven't tried 2.0.3 beta yet, but the versions before didn't start for me at all.
Hopefully this gets resolved soon, I miss playing VR!

Are you on the Steam Client beta?

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I did notice the release. Then also noticed that they didn't bother to add key rebinding since the demo, so I skipped it.

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Any game with an online requirement should be flagged as incompatible with Steam Deck.

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Quoting: Gueststatistic fluctuations happen, the overall trend is what matters. and to me, the growing plot looks not linear, but accelerating, like the beginning of parabola

Pretty much double linear. Did a quick estimate and pre-Steam deck growth is about 0.0065% per month, but after the Steam Deck release it is 0.033% per month. A pretty impressive change.

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The big jump was never going to last. Just a statistical anomaly and it's reverting to the realistic trend line. To visualise the real effect of the Steam Deck, the trend line could be split to show the trend before and after the release of the Steam Deck.

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Quoting: Eike

Quoting: Ehvis

Quoting: lejimsterEdit: that's a shame if they've given up their engine and native support for this release. I wonder if the Linux programmers have left? I still will buy, but that is disappointing to hear if the person above is correct.

I think it was only one programmer and he left for Stadia.

I guess in this case he's got time again now...

Seems to have moved on to Roblox since then. Not sure what I should think about that.

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Quoting: lejimsterEdit: that's a shame if they've given up their engine and native support for this release. I wonder if the Linux programmers have left? I still will buy, but that is disappointing to hear if the person above is correct.

I think it was only one programmer and he left for Stadia.

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