Quoting: slaapliedjeCan we please have one with a 10key?

What is a 10key? something that inputs "10"? Never saw anything like that, especially not in keybindings.

The layout is not column-aligned (ortholinear or ergodox-like). I'll pass, I have enough typewriter keyboards :)

Plus, I've recently discovered the joy of binding games to esdf instead of wasd/zqsd: my fingers rest at their natural positions, I have more keys to bind on the left, and with a straight/ergonomic layout, it's a breeze to access the keys, like on a numpad. Good luck trying these bindings on a typewriter layout...

Also, I now have a gaming layer on my ergodox EZ: I rebind keys that would normally be meta, caps (ESC) and other to be more game-friendly. Basically, I can bind any key reachable by my left hand.

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Has any EAC title checked that box yet? Or is it only going to be available later?

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Quoting: TheRiddickI use wifi keyboard and mouse and have no issues with latency. Then again I only play at 4k 60hz, no doubt at 144hz there maybe a noticeable difference.

Firstly, are you sure it's wifi and not some other wireless tech like bluetooth, 433MHz or other custom stuff?

One of the issues here is AP and band congestion. If wi-fi is being used a lot, latency-sensitive signals might have to wait for their turn, or for retransmission, since only one device can emit on a given band at a given time (a bit less true with beamforming and MIMO, but I trust the principle still applies).

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Interesting TorrentFreak article that goes a bit more in-depth about the lawsuits: https://torrentfreak.com/github-removes-gta-fan-projects-re3-revc-following-new-take-two-dmca-notice-211004/ [External Link]

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Looks like GOL User Julius Was on the right track:

Quoting: Juliushttps://uploadvr.com/valve-steam-deck-processor/ [External Link]

I hope that will be the big next hardware announcement (other than the Steam Deck docking station ofc.).

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Ah, that's been bugging me a lot on that map, pantheon. Usually I just bounce off the platform and try to shoot a portal.

It's a nice fix, though they could also have lowered the bridges, or made the portal surfaces in the side bunkers more visible. At least this is a generic fix for that often-frustrating situation.

I had a bit of graphical corruption on Club silo, and karman station in the main menu (looked like uninitialized-to-zero buffers). I hope this is fixed, we'll see.

Looks like they lost a lot of players [External Link] (though they say they're doing well on ps4), but that didn't stop the annoyingly slow server capacity check on login.

I also have a few other gripes with it:

• confusing menu, especially slow to navigate cosmetics and filter those that you own


• no dedicated server available


• mandatory Steam connection, no LAN or offline mode that I know, which makes it a bad proposition for LAN

Despite this, I still enjoy the gameplay, though it could be perfectible.

As usual, here's a ref code (I swear I do not post on purpose, it's just that I am playing this game a lot these days, so that makes me want to comment): E5YY8B

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Also the official X-Plane account showing a shot of it at the beach.

The beach looks obviously faked on a monitor, you can see the pixels and "screen door" (Moiré) effects on the sky.

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The question to you: what will be the first game you play on the Steam Deck when it arrives? It's a question that seems easy but I've been asking it myself and I'm completely lost.

Probably some mindustry, but I would like to use it on the go to try and finish my backlog at some point. I have plenty of half-finished games I could play while traveling:
- Nier: Automata
- Hollow Knight
- Bastion & Transistor

To only name a few.

I like the thought of having a Steam Deck. Next time I have an issue with a game, I can just test on it instead of reporting "I have an issue on Arch Linux" and getting the usual "Unsuported Distro" answer.

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we will also support the upcoming Steam Deck (Proton)

It really does sound like they will have a proprietary module on the steam deck with in-kernel anti-cheat, not sure we'll be able to use that on our computers?

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help migrating the game’s outdated rendering system to a newer API such as OpenGL or Vulkan.

That sounds quite interesting, is there more info on this somewhere? Why not just plain SDL2? Is the game way too complex?

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