Quoting: SpykerOne day, all those people will have to admit that kernel level anti-cheat is not future proof and maybe they will start to find another solution.
Server side anti cheat supervised by AI could be the next better solution against cheaters.

Don't hope. I predict we see CPU firmware level anticheat before we see spread server side aticheat.

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Next step? Add support for steam workshop :-)

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Quoting: ArtenValve dont have actual data about all, because every month only subset of their user is in survey.

As I have been complaining forever, Valve could easily take the data from live Steam client connections. They really have daily information of the base OS for every single user. It wouldn't have the hardware detail, but the OS statistics would be a 100% sample of logged-in users. Not sure why they don't.

It's hurts more then help. Automatic telemetry shared with 3. party is no go in my case and probably it is relatively common opinion in linux community - more then in windows community. So it can cause bigger falsely underreporting of linux. One in year with exact data is best case and tolerable for me.

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Quoting: TheSHEEEPWith these, I always wish Valve would give out absolute numbers instead of percentages.

It's a bit like that "PC gaming is dead! Mobile is the future" nonsense that crops up every now and again - with PC gaming being in better shape than ever and with more games than ever.
Just because some share shrinks (or grows), doesn't mean there are actually less (or more) absolute users.

You only get this "very rough ballpark" number when Valve shares some actual user numbers once in a blue moon.

I don't think it is good idea. Valve dont have actual data about all, because every month only subset of their user is in survey. So % is better solution, because if they write absolute number, you expect real value.

Side note: -0.04% is so small number that can be be statistical error and reality can be positive change just because some bias in selection process or small sample size...

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Valve just need ramp up production ever more and they need enough buyers. In principle, we need larger marketshare.

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Quoting: PixelDropSweet, mine got moved from Q4 to Q3 too. I'm a 64GB model since I'm okay with slower load times off SD cards.

I did not diging my self, but on "on deck" podcast they mentioned problem with shader cache. Every game have it on main storage, so internal SSD can be full even when you does not use it for games. It can be solved with symlink to SD card...

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Quoting: RandomizedKirbyTree47I don't see why the game library is an obstacle to selling Steam Decks in brick-and-mortar retailers. A bigger issue might be that game stores could be reluctant to stock a console that doesn't allow you to buy games from those same retailers.

It's allowed, box game with steam key are think, bux mostly they are colectibles...

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Quoting: tfkWhy is OneShot native but unsupported?

On ProtonDB is mentioned problem with bundled library librt.so.1. Solution is easy, you just need remove it, so game is forced to use one from system. I thing this is probable reason for unsuported.

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I love to see some good old necromancy :-D

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Quoting: Craggles086Is there any way of playing Counter Strike solo?

Would love a single player campaign mode.

Only thing I had against it.

Counter-Strike: Condition Zero has single player campaign.

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