Steam Deck Just Did What Others Couldn't!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 มิ.ย. 2024
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00:00 Start
00:54 Valve does it again
02:33 Microsoft Handheld’s problem
03:55 Three more Deck updates
04:55 Big Publisher returns to Steam
06:46 Epic cares more about devs
09:09 PC port we should give up on
12:32 Deck Bits
12:51 YCG Presents
13:49 Fallen Aces
14:10 Dudelings - เกม
Epic doesn't care about devs, they are just trying to compete with steam
Epic doesn’t care about black people.
Epic doesn’t care about the LGBTQ+ community
Epic doesn't care about Israel v Palestine
Epic doesn't care about workers rights.
Epic doesn't care about white people.
Lets be honest, Epic Games Store exclusively is the closest we get to an actual Q.A. pass on a game before it hits steam these days. So in that regard its good for gaming.
I was about to say something similar:
Let Epic have it's 6 month debugging early access. I'll buy it more polished, when it comes to Steam, and, who knows, with all DLCs, for the same price.
😂
E(arly Acess)GS.
I love this take, but I'd argue that the lack of reviews or support forums on egs, which is a huge reason I refuse to use their platform, also means people have no easy way to communicate the issues within the game on egs. It's so bad, that many games with problems on egs have had users flock to steam community forums in order to look for support.
@@JasminBeauregardThat's how I thought, too. Then Sonic Colors Ultimate and Kingdom Hearts came to Steam after a long time, only for absolutely nothing to be fixed
When something is broken, bugged, has technical issues, or worst of all: horribly optimized, there's a 99% chance it'll NEVER get fixed. Maybe in live service games that're constantly releasing updates? But not in singleplayer games. Especially ports. They're usually abandoned as soon as they released
@@cqllel5186 Yeah... There are sh...y devs out there! More often than not the big names, on top of that. They are really creative when in comes to skim their user base. I personnally avoid them. AAA games have lost a lot in quality, imo, in the last few years. They traded quality for the quick buck. It pleases the investor's board.
All this is one more reason not to buy on day one: wait for reviews, see for yourself if the devs are willing to patch the game and if not, you have the leisure to decide if you want to keep you money in your wallet.
I hate to throw blindlessly my money for any game.
I think Valve should offer incentives (perhaps financially) to game developers to ensure 'Verified' experiences on the Steam Deck and Valve's future hardware ventures. Maybe offer bigger cuts to developers who are fully embracing Steam's features, NOT using their own launchers and have Linux compatible anti-cheat.
I really like that idea.
YOU the one that needs golden parachutes, sign on bonuses for a company strategy position.
That's a great idea.
The financial incentive is there. It will drive more people to buy the game. Both Linux desktop users and handheld gamers alike.
Steam Deck users are several million market for developers to sell to. AAA is just taking a while to adapt, like always.
I think Epic is basing their decision on the behavior of Fortnite players. For teenagers, being left out of some trend for 3 seconds is pure agony, for the rest of us, a 3 year wait for something we want is the norm.
So. You are saying that they would not survive WW3?
I’m so happy this video came up. I’m visually impaired and the one thing I wanted was a bigger magnifier on the deck. Didn’t even know this was added!
I use the magnifier regularly even just to get a better view of a map, for example. I'm happy to hear that I was able to provide you some helpful info!
Same here. Now if we could make the mouse bigger too…
(maybe we already can, I’m new to Linux.)
"Epic cares about devs" is an oxymoron. 🤣🤣
How so?
I wonder how too?
they could give out all there games for free.. i mean ALL of them, and all i do is collect them and never open that app. ill never support them. they are not worth it. why... because 1 xbox game i bought on the store, didn't work online which it was an online only game, just no servers... then refused to refund me. to the point i had to reverse charge my card. which they fought and i closed my bank account just so they couldn't get that 15 bucks back. im still seething about this and i will not change
@@tenkrow He proved he doesn't in the apple lawsuit when he admitted on record that if apple had offered him a secret, better deal than other devs, he would have taken it.
He isn't interested in helping devs unless it helps him get a foothold in the pc storefront business, not to mention that the 30% cut is largely industry standard.
It's not. It's sarcasm. Please look up oxymoron.
Haven't played my Deck for a while and recently went on a road trip and used it for so many hours playing Dark Souls 3. It ran a rock solid 60fps at all low settings, and honestly looked fine. It drew 22 Watts total but I have the LCD Deck. I had extra batteries and was able to play the whole trip.
what you mean extra batteries ?
@maynardcortes1493 When the Steam Deck first came out, Best Buy was getting rid of their old stock of these external batteries that were 95Wh each and had a 65W USB-C output. I got a couple of those for $20 each. Those have been my preferred external batteries for the last few years.
@@maynardcortes1493lmaoo
@@maynardcortes1493I think what he means by extra battery is a power bank
@@maynardcortes1493 I wrote a long comment explaining, but yeah, extra batteries.
TH-cam deleted that comment for some reason.
GOD I want devs to support Linux for their anti cheats so damn much, it’s the biggest flaw of the SD and it’s not even valve’s fault😭
With some AAA games I wonder if they'll release on "Epic First Runs" to be able to say they were on PC day one to investors, without having to worry badly about negative user reviews on Steam if their game is poorly optimized for PC. Effectively buying themselves time until they can fix issues.
One thing to note with playstation is that it is based on bsd that has many similarities to linux and it should be much easier to port games to linux and steamdeck. A translationlayer for linux and bsd would be an awesome project!
Apparently there are 4 current projects like that (counting only the somewhat active ones). You can find them on the PS4 emulator section of the gametechwiki.
You don't need a translation layer just change some APIs, even some desktop environments originally from Linux works pretty well on BSD
I used to buy games from EGS sometimes, but since getting a Steam Deck I just don't wanna bother with 3rd party launchers anymore.
Sweeney’s logic just seems so backwards. Imagine trying to open a donut shop and prioritizing being the best partner for the guy who sells you flower instead of focusing on the experience of the people buying the donuts.
Facts lol.
That casting couch needs a coffay table, maybe Mario pillow or something that doesn't make yah look locked up in a basement.
But if he were locked in the basement would he have gamer rgb? Oh, that's exactly what he would have?
be a patient gamer, get the best version of a game with all dlc and all bugs fixed at a fraction of the price.
Steam is home. Try to compete with that.
Thanks bubbles
Remember? When Valve refused to make
Half Life 3, Valve said screw it, we ll do it ourself...
But aren't they themselves?
Steam/Valve/Gabe Nowell releases HalfLife 3 already. Half life Alex.
Also, I'm speculating that he's waiting for HalfLife 3 [4] is going to be released when Ai Brain games are released 😅.
🎉 Congratulations! You're actually in the Halflife world SIMULATING the world around you.
People will go bonkers. 😮
Bloodborne has an abysmal framerate of PS4, PS4 Pro, and PS5 as well. Please release us from this hell. Modders might just be able to fix this on PC. Make it happen!
im sure ps6 can do it if not just wait for 7:)
Modded 5 can actually increase to 60. But you know. You need a modded ps5.
Ngl my steamdeck is pretty much limited to fallout nv. Being able to chill anywhere with a chill game is peak and I've put hundreds of hours on both my deck and nv
Wait for how are you playing it? Through Steam or emulation? I tried NV with the 360/Xenia emulator, but it doesn’t work, too glitchy
@@paulkendrick4153try a cracked pc version if you can or even a different console emulator from what I’ve heard from friends and online the 360 emulators are finicky especially on the deck
@@paulkendrick4153I just played it all the way through with dlc on steam
@@paulkendrick4153 literally just normally installed through steam. i dont have any problems with it i wouldnt have naturally on pc.
Finally leaving my algorithm comment early enough to make a difference haha. Finally figured out where to go next in Turbo Kid, about to beat, *huge* recommend again for fans of metroidvanias and long steam deck battery life. It's sweet, it's cool, it's graphic, it'll make ya laugh it'll make ya cry and if you haven't seen the film it's based on do yourself a favor and buy it. If I could get a bulk sell of digital codes I'd buy a hundred dollars worth and give them out randomly that's how much I love that film.
Even tho I haven't the need for the oled better battery life I have decided that I'm going for it with the 1tb ssd when they run their first sale, hopefully this summer sale, which is one year from my purchase of the lcd
I just wish I could get price of persia on steam and can't wait for evil empire to get their new PoP roguelike deck capable
Honestly your algo comments are always great and they're extremely thoughtful so they're not just algo comments. Take your time!
As a steam user i really like epic, game gets released early on there and when it arrives on steam most bugs are fixed
Nice shirt dude! And watching this makes me proud to have a Steam Deck! I may not play it as much, but its still well worth the purchase. Currently playing Ghost Song, Neurodiver, and a bunch of old Toaplan shooters.
Ubi$oft is just bad, don't care about their "games".
Preach
i gotta say , they did an amazing job up until black flag then "something" happend
now , years later i still buy their games but at 90% off and only at that price
sad to see the gaming industry going this path
@JustAJoX my earliest experience with ubisoft was late 90s and they sucked then and have only gotten worse
I've been playing assassin's creed Odyssey again and I will never in a million years relate with your "opinion"
@@Time2gojoeThat game came out 6 years ago. And it was mediocre back then. But alas, opinions are like assholes. We all have one. Ubisoft loves to add microtransactions to single-player games and over bloat their games to make people have to play longer. If you like that.. then good for you, I guess.
Epic is simply not in any sort of position to plateau on features and UX. You simply can't do that when you are so far behind. Tim Sweeny is seemingly insistent on keeping Epic nothing more than a minimally viable product.
Waiting 6-12 months for a timed or console exclusive game to arrive on Steam is a feature, not a bug for me. With so many great games to play, it *slightly* stems the tide of my growing back catalogue.
4:48
Thank you for upping my sniper game
The steam deck also making sure that you should only buy games on steam because of it supporting Linux. This really making your money way more worth it knowing yes the games are expensive but you are getting a social hub, a game store, community forum, user reviews, platform flexibility… etc way more than the epic game store with 88/12 cut, free coupons & games.
Jusy wish we get Steam os for desktop PCs. Then hopefully Valve will launch steam box. Then hopefully devs will support Linux and steam os and Linux with hopefully with more Vulkan.api support.
DX 12 and windows is bloatware.
They do have Steam OS for PC.
They did launch Steam Boxes.
Both were launched 10+ years ago.
Steam Box failed.
@@NextNate03
No, that version of steam os was bad. Yeah I know that. It failed because that version steam os is very old and was no proton. There was no vulkan yet either. Proton help makes many windows games playable under linux. Before without Proton. It was horrible mess. Cus 90% of games on steam are using dx 9/10/11 and DX 12 now. Few games that had Linux support were using very old and outdated openGL, and very few devs put any optimization into it or OpenGL. 90%+ all devs target Bloated DX 11/12+ now. Thanks ms they killed off OpenGL because it was competition for directX.
Very few games use OpenGL anymore. Valve realized, the only way beat windows, is build your own OS Specifically for gaming. That what they did with steam os (Proton) and Linux. The Old steam os was crap or so I hear.
Windows is and has been Bloatware. Gaming was tacked on since win95. If Valve release new steam box. (Not steam machine’s) and base on what they all leaned from steam deck. It could do well. It could give devs the excuse to start target steam os as standard for pc gaming. Instead of devs only targeting “ windows only bs “
There been rumours Valve has 4k/60fps VR capable box or console like system, using steam os. So yeah that is more then posable with zen 3+ or newer with RDNA3 or newer SoC/APU. Anything 12 to 20 TFlop would be more the enough. 1080p/60 or 1440p/60 native, upscale to 4k/60 is possible.
Been gaming since intel 8088/86 days and building pc since 90’s.
That's called GNU/Linux
@@NextNate03Asha with all of their developments over the years, can prove to be a successful hardware. The deck is basically that already.
google search for HoloISO. It's steam decks latest OS ported for desktop. I have it as my OS on my HTPC
The one good thing about EGS is that game exclusively launched on there means more dev time to fix bugs before the Steam and GOG release.
I was able to wake up my LCD with my Elite 2 controller one time and now it doesn’t work
Sweeney was only partially correct. It's true that there was little room for competition on the basis of user experience, as Steam has pretty much cornered the market in that aspect. But his big mistake was focusing solely on courting developers, while providing subpar user experience. He managed to get a lot of developers on board, but that was temporary as the users did not like his storefront or launcher. In the end, all he did was lose money to exclusivity deals with developers.
For such a bigshot businessman, he seems to have forgot that the money ultimately comes from the consumers. Geting developers on board does fuck all if the bottleneck is still the storefront/launcher that connects those developers to the people buying the products. What he should have done is get the developers on board while also investing in making the user experience better (or at least on par with Steam's).
4:00 This update actually completely broke using my Steam Controller with the Deck.
The moment I interact with the trackpads, it stops responding and in SteamOS, the Bluetooth toggle and Switch to Desktop break.
Not a major issue and probably soon solved, toggling sleep fixes it by disconnecting the controller, but annoying for the moment.
Bloodborne doesn’t need a remaster it just needs a nixxes quality port.
If Epic added real proper customer support, I'd be more inclined to use them. It's crazy that 20 years later, if you have a problem with Steam, Valve themselves basically has no realtime way to get in touch with them to discuss it. It's better than it used to be, but 'make a ticket and maybe someone will get back to you' isn't good enough for a company like Valve and store/service as big as Steam. There's no phone number or live chat or way to ensure you get a human to respond to you. If Epic did that, I think it could be a big draw.
Support for Linux will increase right along with the userbase, it's really that simple, and thankfully, the last couple of years, mostly due to Valve's efforts, has seen the biggest increase. M$ pushing OS-level malware (recall) with Windows is opening up more folks' eyes to Linux. I made the switch to Linux shortly after I got my Steam Deck a couple of months after it was released. It impressed me that much, and I had never even considered Linux prior to that after being a Windows user since the 3.11 days.
2:33 This is literally the whole reason I eventually got into Linux. I was using an Xbox One controller with Windows 10 back in 2015 and really wanted to use it to do basic stuff like browsing the web and navigating Windows Explorer. It was doing okay until I wanted to customize my button layout. The controller from Microsoft has a horrible default on Microsoft's flagship software. I was getting frustrated with both Sony and Microsoft making products that not only aren't compatible with other products, but aren't even compatible with their own eco system, and paying for said frustration on to of that.
Enter the Steam Controller. If it didn't do what I wanted, I could make it do what I wanted, across eco systems. After finding out how Linux is similar I began my transition.
Black Magic Design over Adobe
Linux over Windows
Valve over Microsoft
It does everything I need it to do on my terms, and I'm paying hundreds of dollars less. I still have times where I'm spending all day troubleshooting, but that's the same for me back when I was paying for the in privilege to waste my time instead of doing it for considerably less money.
Never looking back.
Tim Sweeney Says that but Epic has not Even Copied the Steam Experience
Always enjoy your deck news!
This is my one stop shop steam deck infotainment channel. Second is Retro Game Corp for emulation schtuff. And I'll catch nerdnest alot too sometimes, there's just a guest or two that I don't prefer (no malice or dislike just preference, the bryant guy and other long hair one, more click baity titles, bit hyperbolic at times) but the nerdnest / fan the deck / retro game corps is my triforce of game peeps (with phawkes hanging out on the side cause he wouldnt want to be apart of a triangle word on the street is he and Pythagoras got into it way back when)
I've actually never played shovel knight I'm getting that version!
Thanks for the kind words! And Phawx will always get my love lol
For emulation news you should also watch Mr. Sujano.
He's great and is to the point.
All these steam deck updates and we still can’t search discussions in game mode.
Things you get with steam that you don't get with any other market out there, voice chat that's actually really good high quality. Another thing is recording raw video uploaded from your computer while you're live gaming. That's three things right there in that last sentence. Steam has great prices, amazing sales and every game made. And not to mention over a billion users every single day because how well well treats us. Epic can go eat itself. Just like EA learned, it's just better to be on Steam.
I hope Valve will fix Bluetooth-related updates.
The "Allow device to wake Steam Deck" option is in LCD but doesn't work on my controller.
Battery info is not showing up, too.
Using 8BitDo Pro 2. Was really waiting for this update.
No one is respected in journalism and games journalism.
I'm a new Steam Deck owner, and also new to PC gaming since my main computer is a 2019 MacBook Air, which as we all know, is not a gaming PC. I will eventually plan on getting some Ubisoft games, but one thing that isn't exactly clear to me is whether the launcher is included if I purchase a Ubisoft game from Steam, or if I will still need download and install is separately. I have found plenty of tutorials for installing the launcher, but most of these tutorials seems to be written with the assumption that you are just going to boot up the launcher and install the game to run from there. Is there anything that needs to be done differently with the launcher if the game is bought from Steam? It probably will still be a while until I try this anyway since I am waiting for Assassin's Creed Mirage to be available on the Steam Store.
If you buy a Ubisoft game on Steam the launcher is included in the download and automatically installed when the game is first launched. There's no extra steps in the process for you to take as the end user except for logging into your Ubisoft account.
Would have loved to buy a steam deck oled but the lack of windows 11 drivers for a dual boot and the screen resolution kinda killed it for me. Will be dual booting my legion go.
Speaking of the anti-cheat, I do wonder if Valve could solve that problem at an OS level, being that Valve have full access to the code on SteamOS, if there is a way for them to emulate or translate the anti-cheat code on Windows to run on SteamOS so it can't tell it's running on SteamOS and think it's running on Windows, so kinda like what Proton is doing with Windows games on Linux but not as simple as I think anti-cheats have deeper access on the OS.
Just like Valve found out over the years that getting software developers to support Linux natively is almost impossible to do on mass, well they are seeing the same thing with anti-cheats even thought it should be much easier for developers to do, so maybe, if possible, an automatic solution is needed, so developers don't do anything, because the only alternative way I see this changing is if Linux becomes popular enough that developers can't afford to ignore it, but it would have to become massively popular for that to happen with how many publishers do such bad ports on the PC already.
Rich you got some of the best hair on youtube!
I think console exclusivity is no longer a viable model for the large gaming companies or studios. Consoles will be in the near future rated on their technical specs and not the games they offer. And so we are moving into a future with a single dominating console for AAA games, much like we have a single dominating platform for PC games. That's futurology for you, but I don't see this moving in any other direction.
Imagine how much revenue companies would receive if they allowed COD, FPS with anti cheats to play natively using steam OS to play on Steam Deck.
I would pay 2 or 5 bucks monthly to proton if it helped make more ports and integration at a faster pace
Shame about the Bloodborne stuff but I guess after all this time it's not that unexpected it was Sony holding the project back.
Mina the Hollower is looking like it's gonna be an awesome game, fingers crossed right!
I think it will come one day but not until they remaster it for PlayStation consoles first. I'll wait patiently for now 😿
Say it with me now... STEAM CONTROLLER 2 -- STEAM CONTROLLER 2 -- STEAM CONTROLLER 2!
Sweeny: We'll win by showing developers that we're better.
Devs: Yeah, uh, no.
I haven’t finished the video but you better not say we should give up on Bloodborne😢
If Microsoft wants to do a handheld they need to have plenty of games for us that will be optimised for it and if they're planning to do a Windows os on it they need to get rid of a lot of its unnecessary bloat. In order to make it run well.
Narr we need handheld OS
And I don't think they will change window for handheld and they make money from that bloat software
Xbox OS is based on Windows since the beginning, just a debloated and gaming and cotroller focused version of Windows, they already have that, they just need to have an option to boot into that version from any PC and they would be golden.
Imagine that you boot your PC/Windows handheld and on the bootscreen there's two options the Xbox mode or Windows Mode, you click/tap the one you want and boom! Done!
Windows handheld and no bloat is also an oxymoron
Best they will do is charge you for online lmao.
btw the xbox/gamepass app in windows support gamepad to navigate
I've got the Steam Deck Oled and I'm verry happy with it. But I wouldn't say that it's better than the Legion Go or the Rog Ally. They're just different. In fact, I'm planning to get a Windows Handheld PC as an addition to my Steam Deck which I use mainly for retrogaming.
Check the rog ally x, it’s awesome way better than the original rog ally. I’ll copy the comment I left on this channel so you can see briefly some of its specs.
Can’t you talk about the rog ally x? I seems it’s going to fully kick steam decks’ butt. 80 watts battery (the main reason I wouldn’t get the ally) now with double the battery, it’s going to be decent, 24 gb of ram which is faster 7,500, 1 TB drive which is easily upgraded (using the normal size SSD) , Much better ergonomics, buttons and joysticks. Same chip, which is good enough, z1 extreme (at least twice as faster than the steam deck’s chip). The screen is LCD but it’s 1080p and 120 hz, and has VRR (game changer). Finally they improved armor crate (which is the software) so that it’s easier to use. Honestly the only reason I would pick a steam deck I think is if I only emulate some light games or play games which are 5 years old, I know the deck’s interface is the closest to a gaming console, but honestly it ain’t that hard opening games on a pc lol. I know this is a steam deck channel but I was hopping the bias wasn’t that strong. Btw, I was going to buy myself a steam deck oled on Christmas but said “I’ll give it 6-10 months, if there is no refresh o upgrade I’ll get the steam deck.” Unluckily, the rog ally x just was announced and it just seems too good for me. I can only find two things in which the deck is better, the fact that the deck has trackpads and an easy to use/direct software (the only advantages). Of course the price is a bit cheaper on the deck, but for 150 more bucks I’ll choose the rog ally x all the time. Hoping to hear something from you!! A video or a response at least. 😅
@@davidsuarez2479 Honestly, the Rog Ally X seems to be great BUT I prefer waiting a little bit for a handheld with AMD 8840U CPU. TheOne X Player has it already but I'm not comfortable with this brand.
@@PC-ONEyeah of course, the ally x is a mid term refresh. But if you want a handheld right now, I can’t think of a more complete one. I would love the ally to get at least 1 trackpad, Hall effect joysticks, a bigger display and a more powerful chip. But honestly that just might end up making the device too expensive. 800 is already a steep price, can’t imagine myself paying 950-1050 for a handheld lol.
@@davidsuarez2479 If I buy now I'd take the Ally X :) I was expecting Legion Go to the same as Rog Ally but they went into a mini model. Kinda disappointing for me. I prefer bigger screens. Oled would be an asset.
The update of 13th or 14th (named Stability 💀) broke Bluetooth on gaming mode so it's not only on your end.
What do you mean by "broke"? Did it break pairing? Because I couldn't get new Dualsense controllers to appear as available to pair...
@@mbazoka Bluetooth won't turn on on gaming mode , Although it works fine on desktop mode
As a developer, I must say, offering official Linux support for anything is a sure way to lose money.
Less than 2% os the players are Linux users, and over 50% of support tickets are for Linux users... It's "cheap/easy" to make something compatible with Linux, but the amount spent on technical support, overshadows any profit from the game sale.
It's sad, i know, but is the reality, having many variations of the same OS, with different libraries and drivers, make the errors unique to some users, making hard to troubleshoot a solution that works for everyone.
It's easier to just... don't support it officially, and be happy if a 3rd party can successfully port your game.
Publishers can do what they want.
I wish Valve would fix the terminal problem in Fallout 4... if you use the built-in keyboard (STEAM+X), when you hit ENTER, the game crashes. I just want to set FOV values to make it easier to read Pip Boy. Bethesda seems oblivious to this. It worked fine before the Next Gen update.
The same thing happens in Skyrim for name and other text entry.
I always forget how big is Fromsoftware now, back in 2012 they already had my all time favorite games
Sweeney's point that EGS wouldn't overtake Valve based on features becomes kind of moot when my experience with EGS has been that it forgets my password roughly twice as often as Steam, that it fails to launch games much more frequently (and a restart doesn't always fix it), and that while Steam has never rejected my debit card, I've had to flip a coin on Epic every time until I just resorted to handling it through paypal, which requires a password and 2FA every single time.
Maybe people don't want a better storefront or launcher. But they absolutely do want to minimise their use of something that doesn't even come close to baseline standards.
The one thing i wish Microsoft would implement is adjustable deadzones on xinput controllers.
I'm confused… What does an Xorg configuration utility have to do with Windows?
Make a xbox handheld with universal disc play!! Id buy that!
Shirt ID? Looks great!
egs can have star wars outlaws, was going to ignore it on steam anyways lmao
Most company's it seems to me are about 2 years out of step with the current trend then by the time they cotton on the scene has changed direction again.just give people what they want & you won't go far wrong!
The brightness in this video seems way off. Is it just me? Nevermind, I just needed to restart Firefox.
Why don't I see this update on my OLED yet? I'm in the US.
And I thought VALVE just Upgrade the Steam Deck OLED by increasing the ram to 32GB 7500 MT/s. Increase the battery to 80wh. Now has space for a full 2280 SSD. Hall Joysticks. And Louder Speakers?
This is just a normal video.
I think a lot of the major players not doing Linux-compatible anti-cheat is solely out of fear of lost revenue. They'll spend quite a bit of money to get it running, and likely not make enough in primarily Linux sales to justify it.
I think the steam deck is helping justify it more, and when a lot of people switch to Linux when Windows Recall gets forced onto everyone, they'll likely change their tune.
It’s definitely stubbornness and loyalty to their commander and chief bill hates
A Microsoft handheld is gonna suck, it'll probably have asymmetric sticks 🤢 no gyro or trackpads plus you'll have to pay for online too, no fanx
Will reuse/repurpose surface laptop, maybe will stick in more appropriate laptop (mobile) APU, which will struggling below 20W...
Or likely, as always, will try to coerce (PC) hardware manufacture to make hardware only compatible/pre-installed with its OS. Already began with all those rushed (more than year after SD, even more years after GPD, by bigger and more experienced manufacture, and still made multiple F-ups...) Windows handhelds?
You forgot ads lol
I swear ALL I WANT IS TO BE ABLE TO PLAY DESTINY 2
Companies still use the "den of cheaters" excuse for not making anticheat for their games to work on Linux. Especially the companies who want that intrusive Ring-0 anticheat.
Fallen Aces looks good🤔
The "problem" with Linux anti-cheat software is it is not kernel level, and I can't see any major distro ever integrating such a huge security hole just to stop cheating in multiplayer games.
I think that's a good thing, even if it means we miss out on games. Surprisingly most multiplayer gamers on Windows are happy to trade full access to their system just to stop cheating in games. I don't think it is an informed choice though... Does the average Call of Duty player know they're giving the game access to everything in memory, like their password manager, a browser tab open on their bank site, all files on disk, etc.?
Plus games like Call of Duty have had several well known remote RCE exploits over the years. Combining RCEs with the game having full kernel level permissions is not good news.
Demon's Souls Remake on PC is what I have been waiting for since they originally announced the remake was happening in the first place. Never actually got into bloodborne. I am however wondering what ever became of that leak from last year about FromSofts supposed next game ebing a souls like more focused on spellcasting and a big mages tower or whatever. 'spellbound' or whatever it was being called in the leak.
The steam deck is just too good, it's in a league of its own.
dude idk i wanna play d2 on steam deck. it would be really cool
Handhelds are amazing when in the right hands. (Get it.)
Especially for those extra spicy visual novels
I see what you did there
I do!!! I do!!!
@@BrokenNoahOMG you are so right! now I need to spend money on a steam deck, thank you and fuck you ❤
I would argue that Microsoft is so bad that the right index finger doesn't know what the right thumb is doing, let alone the hands communicating. You might even be able to extrapolate that down to the joints of a finger not working together.
how about implementing something like afmf at a system level like amd does on windows and lossless scaling has done, that would be impressive they are going to fall way behind in terms of handheld performance if they dont come up with an implementation of this.
i have bazzite os a steam os like experience dual booting on my legion go the only reason i have it is the seamless console like sleep and wake mode if windows added that feature i wouldn't be bothered with bazzite os.
The head of EGS is dumb
I have a pretty large library on GOG but their launcher is a resource hog STILL, so I don't use it.
EGS might not use as many resources as GOG but I'd still rank it third just because of the janky feel while using it.
Can’t you talk about the rog ally x? I seems it’s going to fully kick steam decks’ butt. 80 watts battery, 24 gb of ram which is faster 7,500, 1 TB drive which is easily upgraded, Much better ergonomics, buttons and joysticks. Same chip, which is good enough, z1 extreme (at least twice as better than the steam deck’s chip). The screen is LCD but it’s 1080p and 120 hz, and has VRR (game changer). Finally they improved armor crate (which is the software) so that it’s easier to use. Honestly the only reason I would pick a steam deck I think is if I only emulate some light games or play games which are 5 years old, I know the deck’s interface is the closest to a gaming console, but honestly it ain’t that hard opening games on a pc lol. I know this is a steam deck channel but I was hopping the bias wasn’t that strong. Btw, I was going to buy myself a steam deck oled on Christmas but said “I’ll give it 6-10 months, if there is no refresh o upgrade I’ll get the steam deck.” Unluckily, the rog ally x just was announced and it just seems too good for me. I can only find two things in which the deck is better, the fact that the deck has trackpads and an easy to use/direct software (the only advantages). Of course the price is a bit cheaper on the deck, but for 150 more bucks I’ll choose the rog ally x all the time. Hoping to hear something from you!! A video or a response at least. 😅
I've talked about it on a few news videos. It looks great! I'll likely do a review and I also want to cover how the ROG Ally holds up in light of the Ally X.
It's price also kicks Deck butt at $799. $799 is too close to a decent desktop price. Right now Ally is running the same price as the Oled Deck at Bestbuy for $550.
I prefer the OLED Deck but I still think the LCD Deck at $400 is the best bargain for the bucks. In comparison Ally X cost the same as 2 LCD decks which can play a lot of the same PC games. (2 LCD Decks equals 80wh of battery and you can charge one while playing the other)
It's the same a $2000 desktop will naturally outperform a $1000 desktop but a $1000 desktop can play the same games (just not at 4K) which to me is the best bang for the bucks.
@@smidlee7747 oh yeah, for sure, the steam deck LCD is the best bang for your buck. Get the 64gb and easily upgrade it to 512 GB. Tbh a 800 pc is obviously better than the 800 ally x, but hey, that’s only the pc, without a keyboard, mouse, DISPLAY (120 hz with VRR), speakers, etc. I mean and of course I’m sure someone that wants a handheld PC is because it’s portable and easy to use anywhere. Personally , I prefer playing on my bed, But still want something powerful to run the new games. I think I’ll probably just wait for the ally x to get some discounts. But honestly I can’t think of a better handheld. The only thing I would have loved they improved in the new x is a bigger display. A part from that, 10/10 in my opinion.
I bought Fallen Aces, but refunded because I was experiencing so much stuttering and freezes on my deck it was just unplayable. Seems like a good game, but I from what I learned it couldn't handle proton, or at least Valve's proton.
Works on bf4!
we need to get beyond this non-thinking fanboy mentality
Yeah about Bloodborne on PC it's not just up to FromSoftware it is also up to Sony because they published it. At some point Bloodborne will come to PC. Yeah Demon Souls will happen before Bloodborne in terms of a PC port.
All i hear is: here is hoping and alot of hopefully.
I waited years for kingdom hearts on steam. Decade plus if you count 2 to 3 (in general)
Tim has misplaced his judgement on how to win the storefront war. There are far too many PC gamers that refuse to buy stuff on EGS, so no matter what the revenue split is Epic offers to devs, they're still getting only a fraction of what they would on Steam, even with its 30% split.
I would so love Bloodborne on my SD OLED. Would look so good and probably run 60fps. Sigh.
Then its official optimised when coming to steam
Couldn't pay me to use Epic. I rebought all the games I owned on epic on steam and abandoned my epic account.
0:45 stubbornness but I also wouldn’t be surprised if kickbacks where involved I mean you can’t tell me that they keep using something like denuvo because it’s a great product, the product have been proven time and again to tank a game’s profits as gamers will refuse to by a game that uses it and it tanks the games performance by trashing the PC running it and lastly it’s way to easy to hack, on average your talking less than a day to get into it even its hardest one was like a week.
I prefer Steam over Epic because of two things: Steam has a feature set that no other game launcher even comes close to. And secondly, trust. I simply don't trust Tim Sweeny, he seems opportunistic and sneaky. Putting in a bunch of money into their store front seems risky to me.
Bungie has lost a fan until they make Destiny 2 playable on Steam Deck...
So far I have not seen anything about people getting away cheating with Linux with wine and proton unless is out right Linux port. With a VM yes with the host Linux, window or mac os but is why alot dev at right ban VMs. But I can be wrong can be due time I see something out there.
I don't have a gaming pc, just a steam deck, but can someone explain to me I always hear people say other stores need to be as good as steam for them to buy from it, but I just add games as a non steam game and they fit right in with the steam library of games. From what I read people won't switch away from steam no matter what cause their libraries are built up in steam with achievements and what not. In fact I've heard people say they install the free games from epic store and never even play them. If steam users won't even play free games what would other store fronts need to do to get people to switch from steam, cause I don't see users switching no matter what other stores do? I'm traditionally on consoles so I'm not biased when it comes to buying pc games. Had I built up my library on steam from years ago I can see how it would be tough to switch over.
it's a combination of what some might call a sunk cost fallacy with the simple fact that no other pc gaming storefront has as many integrations, features, and additional extras to support both game devs as well as their players. An example of this is forums. EGS doesn't even have community pages let alone any built in place for devs to share changelogs,, while GoG forums mostly focus in on CDProjectRed's games as they own GoG. They are also not built into the launcher the way Steam is, and even the newer GoG launcher falls a bit short in community features. It doesn't help that as some have said above, GoG's launcher isn't very well optimized.