No cables and more resolution? Yes please!
Although for the latter the 4000/7000 GPUs would need to perform considerably better than expected to really be practical ^^

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Quoting: slaapliedjeThere is a problem I'm seeing though. Games that have native ports being installed using Proton by default on Deck.

I must admit this does have some merit, especially for older games. I've had several instances where the native version wouldn't work (at all or properly, mainly controller-issues) but running it with proton worked like a charm.
Don't get me wrong, i'm all for proper native versions! But compared to abandoned and/or poorly done native versions, proton is the better option.
So depending on the rules on how/when proton is prefered on the Deck (personally have never noticed a native game being run by default on proton?), it might actually be the "safer" option ^^

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Sounded like fun, just tried it out with three friends. Gameplay surely needs some more finetuning, it somehow doesn't "feel right" yet imho...
Worked well though.

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Great first impression - doesn't finish loading neither in chromium nor in vivaldi...

But if it would work, this would be a great way to provide demos imho - after all, downloading 100GB to test a game for 10min is kind of excessive ;)

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After their disappointing stance towards Linux after D:OS EE, it is surely nice to hear.

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haven't played MWO in ages (i guess since i abandoned windows in 2016?) - maybe time to give it another go then ^^

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Considering how extremely well the past titles' native version ran, this still is nowhere near a state i would consider paying more than 5 bucks in a sale for...
Just a real shame considering their previous track record...

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Quoting: STiATCan you buy that and just unlock the DLCs if you have some of them?

I have about half the DLCs, but the rest struck me sometimes as too heavy.

Usually they are all separate keys, so you can only redeem the ones you don't already own.
On top of that, you can activate and deactivate which owned DLCs should be used in the steam properties if that's your concern.

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Quoting: KithopI wonder if the name is a reference to Scott Manley [External Link] and his trademark closer, "Fly Safe"?

my first thought exactly :D

Looks like a fun game, will definitely give it a try!

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This is absolutely the way to go - this will imho greatly enhance the chance of pirates buying the game at some point (if they like it) and is vastly superior to implementing some bullshit DRM that will only bother honest buyers and won't affect the pirates at all...

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