Hell I usually limit games to 45 or 30 if they happen to run 50+ on the Deck. Not because I don’t notice a difference but because “what if I can’t charge my Deck for some reason?”.

I had the same impression at least 4 years ago as well. More privacy maybe but less security definitely.

Lenovos used to be even better, with quick access to a lot of internals via various hatches on the bottom

Default configuration worked fairly well for me in my first hour. Perhaps it tanks significantly once your factory really gets into swing

It’s great. My only complaint is that the character models are not to my taste at all. But theyre fine targets so it’s a minute issue.

Intentional, the game is made by Battlefield alums. This also means that playing the objective influences your score more directly than kill count does.

One of the last phones designed for a human hand. Hope this comes to a good resolution.

And the account has to have prior purchases older than the notice of this release. So only the most forward thinking scalpers who made hundreds of accounts after last release will be able to compete.

Saudi monarchy and other rich folks probably encouraged him further.

My first steam deck that I returned due to screen bubbles had a sticky B button out of the box. My replacement has a creaky left trigger. Can’t win.

Yeah OSI model says to check the connection between access point and deck. I remember back when I used the Steam Link to stream to my living room from my wireless desktop I would actually get better performance if the Steam Link was wireless point blank from the access point than if it was connected via Ethernet.

Moonlight is unreasonably capable. I initially dismissed it when I had shoddy performance between a wireless desktop and the steam deck. Then I set up tailscale and tried it outside the home during a lunch break, it was impossibly smooth. I thought maybe it was something to do with the fiber at my work. So I tried it at a friend’s place in the next town over with the same ISP, impossibly smooth.

Now I’m in the process of overhauling my home network to figure out why it’s better outside my home.

There was a tweet before the recent Cyberpunk update that essentially said "expect very high CPU utilization as we now use the whole CPU" which I thought just meant they dropped the ball somewhere.