@TheEroica said:
@last_lap said:
@TheEroica said:
@last_lap said:
I thought PC guys bought big beefy rigs to play their games at 4k, 120fps, and yet the deck doesn't do any of that i'm lead to believe.
I'm Valves favorite new customer.... Never cared about beefy rigs. No interest in what components are running my games as long as they run fairly well. I want my game library tk never be locked behind a console wall and I want free online. Gabe salivates for his new favorite customers. He made pc on the go gaming totally relavent for us.
Correct me if i'm wrong but not every game runs well on Steam deck, basically some unplayable right?
What's the point of a portable device if some of the games you bought run crappy or not at all?
What does paying for online have to do with anything?
Right off the top many brand new tech pushing games probably won't be optimized for deck. So no not every game will run on the deck.
I terms of the rating system, games are "verified" every week and valve has done excellent working with developers on keeping that process moving. It should also be added that I install and play games perfectly that are rated "playable" (meaning you may have to sign into an account or something small) and "unplayable" (I just put 20 hours into sunset overdrive and it ran perfectly despite being rated unplayable.)
Ivr played no games in my library that if define as "crappy" and I've been disippointed I couldn't play a few games (splinter cell conviction was one I tried and never got it running)
I assure you I barely even look at the rating system though. Nearly all of my library is playable.... Performance is fantastic on it too...
I terms of paying for online play.... Look at what Sony just did to their online services pricing structure and ask me again why free online and full backwards compatibility matters.
Well technically you don't have full backwards compatibility then if we go by the highlighted parts.
Secondly the Steam deck is not cheap, and yet doesn't play your entire library. that alone is grounds for an instant refund. If this was something happening on Xbox, Switch, PS they would cop a heap of criticism (and rightfully so) for it.
"Steam Deck in Australia: Pricing and availabilityAussies can expect to pay around AU$849-AU$889 for an entry-level 64GB model, roughly AU$1,049 for the 256GB version, and somewhere in the AU$1,212-AU$1,250 region for the top-end 512GB variant.7"
Why would I want to pay between $889-$1,250 for a gaming system and have to look for a list every time I want to buy a game to see if it works or if the games I currently own work, that just crazy.
At least when you buy a game that has an Xbox, PS or Nintendo logo you know it's going to work.
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