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2 points ·
A company would only be able to do that by setting up a system of fraudulent accounts on Steam, which would violate the TOS individually, and potentially be quite illegal collectively.
And a huge hassle just to end up with a bunch of unsupported hardware
2 points ·
Hey Hexen was 3D!
0 points ·
Dude, I've got one, no need to go all fanboy on me.
1 points ·
Dunno, but doing that would kinda defeat the purpose of a handheld, wouldn't it? I guess I could do that if I were staying at an hotel or something, but this was not the case at the time.
1 points ·
Yeah I mean I though it was implied that I played it with a keyboard on the PC, what kind of comparison would it be, the Steam Deck is itself a big controller
-4 points ·
I don't understand what you're getting at. I don't mind controllers, but in my opinion the controls for BG3 on the Deck aren't great; I mentioned the Deck because that's what I used, I have no idea how it is with other controllers. I played it on the Deck because I own one, I own a copy of BG3, and I like playing on the go? But it wasn't great so I moved to the PC.
I didn't issue any critique, I just asked a question because I wanted to see if anyone had info, no need to go all fanboy.
1 points ·
Yeah I don't play RPGs with a controller
2 points ·
When I played it, Steam Deck controls were ok but absolutely not comparable to PC. Has this changed?
7 points ·
Ideally they don't even need to, other manufactures can adopt SteamOS on their handhelds now
2 points ·
Shit, presents are evil now too
6 points ·
They usually taste like water tho
3 points ·
Yeah no shit, Trump's administration is racist
1 points ·
Really? Can't tell
5 points ·
My partner a couple of years ago joined me for a weekend while I was working in the Netherlands, she escaped 40-45°C weather... To spend a weekend under the rain at 20°C. She was elated.
4 points ·
What's more, we wouldn't be dragged into the US' imperialist shit anymore. Well, hopefully.
2 points ·
Didn't know they gave awards for breakfast excellence
8 points ·
No kidding, when I went to renew my license there was an old guy there, accompanied by his son apparently, who couldn't even understand when they told him to sit.
He got his license renewed no problem.
22 points ·
They managed to build and launch ICBMs with '50s technology, I'm sure they could still scrape enough together to ruin everybody's day
6 points ·
Yeah sure, but if you go to a military base in your country and release a swarm of drones, they'll likely at least attempt to shoot them down, the base has its own wall of defence.
28 points ·
So my thoughts watching this is that it wasn't exactly a quick attack. The drones were actually being used as quadcopters, manually controlled instead of seeking a target or coordinates, and they seem to be launched sequentially, likely because they're piloted locally by a limited pool of operatives.
This means that there was no useful jamming going on, and I wonder if any base personnel even tried to shoot them down.