u/Rolive — Rolivers

Wow. I was looking forward to one but I'm skeptical about the standalone mode.

I want to play games like No Mans Sky in VR but I don't think that's possible. My only gaming PC is a steam deck.

I would call it a good experience if you don't mind the texture pop in. It has certainly made a 13h flight much more enjoyable.

I have tried but find it inconvenient to take my fingers off the thumbstick. Especially with Doom Eternal. It does work well for other games that aren't so intense.

Indiana Jones and the great circle.

Graphically it's mildly disappointing. For example the Sistine Chapel looks really bad in game and it takes long for the textures to pop in.

It's quite playable though, the framerate is decent and in most areas the delayed textures are not an issue.

It is quite a buggy game though, it has that typical Bethesda jank to it.

The game itself is a lot like the classic movies. They really nailed that part and that is well made.

So does it mean I'll never see that meme again while using the steamdeck?

Dishonored runs quite well. I'm also playing God Hand with a PS2 emulator. What a ridiculous game.

I'd be pleasantly surprised if it even runs at all. Mandatory ray tracing is stupid though.

I mean, 80% corresponding to X mAh battery capacity. It will stay at that value for much longer.

But this 80% will last a lot longer.

I thought the steam deck battery wasn't too hard to replace? As long as you can handle a screwdriver.

Sounds like a benefit to me. Having a folder named "Documents" and "documents" is quite annoying.

I'm just glad that howtobasic isn't American.