Re:75% of the Most Played Games on Steam Are Playable on the...
by jchw on Friday March 31, 2023 @05:30PM
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This is the important bit.
> > An insanely helpful community. Tons of knowledge out there for getting it to do anything you can dream of.
> This may actually be one of the biggest lasting impacts of the Steam Deck. It puts a lot of enthusiasts with a common interest on a highly reproducible and officially supported configuration. If a game doesn't work, you can file a bug with Valve on Github about it and most of the time it'll be fixed within a week. If the system itself is misbehaving, you can feel safe knowing that there are thousands of others on the exact same configuration.
The community building that Valve does is important for this in my opinion.
> > An insanely helpful community. Tons of knowledge out there for getting it to do anything you can dream of.
> This may actually be one of the biggest lasting impacts of the Steam Deck. It puts a lot of enthusiasts with a common interest on a highly reproducible and officially supported configuration. If a game doesn't work, you can file a bug with Valve on Github about it and most of the time it'll be fixed within a week. If the system itself is misbehaving, you can feel safe knowing that there are thousands of others on the exact same configuration.
The community building that Valve does is important for this in my opinion.