Surprised we haven’t seen launchers adding native support for Linux. You’d think they would want to take advantage of the millions of steam decks on the market.

Perhaps they are busy contemplating their own hardware investments, which will surely flood the market with cheap and poorly constructed knockoffs.

Spoiler warning for those who haven’t seen Part 2 yet.

I think it’s much more likely they have 39 wastes of energy that will be sent to the void in the near future, and one chance to make something of value. At least based on what I’ve seen from these organizations in the past.

For me it was a time issue. If I was a teenager with time to kill, I’d sink endless hours into it. But regularly picking it up and putting it down is kind of disruptive to the flow of the game in my opinion. It’s not something I feel you can play for 30 minutes or even an hour and get much out of.

Overall incredible game though, that I highly recommend.

Doesn’t matter if it’s gone, as long as it is available elsewhere, which of course it is.

A fork will most certainly pop up. I’m curious what this means for ryujinx development going forward.

I agree, and rarely see this opinion voiced. So much love for such a subpar game.

The multiplayer especially was one of the worst experiences I’ve seen from Nintendo in a while.

Chillet is basically one giant weiner you can ride around the world while blasting your pals from afar.

I think you may not be playing the game correctly.

Hogwarts Legacy is a great game, but it doesn’t play as well on Steam Deck as many other incredible titles do. I’m not sure why it was picked for that.

This whole list is full of questionable choices imo.

Somewhere in another reality

Because… Larian has acquired the rights to make a new old republic game in the style of BG3

Just wanted to say, I am a software engineer, and your concerns are valid.

The user experience is surely something Steam wants to improve, and I expect they will iterate both on the current software and future hardware revisions.

I don’t think anyone other than Valve will know why they don’t have the desired functionality. The answers are usually long and boring for this type of problem.

I think it’s most noticeable when he’s trying to add inflection for an emotion. Like when Rick says “baby” or “shut up” in the trailer, that’s the most notable for me.