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OldBoyZee t1_j0r009r wrote
Reply to comment by wrongsage in Steam Deck now shipping across Asia, plus a new Steam Deck Stable Client update by thebelsnickle1991
Sekiro is always online on pc?
I didnt even know it had an online on consoles.
dontlookwonderwall t1_j0qy4hj wrote
Reply to comment by Judazzz in Steam Deck now shipping across Asia, plus a new Steam Deck Stable Client update by thebelsnickle1991
Also they're not necessarily more expensive. Like I got my gaming laptop for about 550 pounds, has a 1650 and 10th Gen i5. If you don't care too much about the bells and whistles, gaming laptops often cost about the same as a decent regular laptop.
Sanket254 t1_j0qxwum wrote
Reply to Steam Deck now shipping across Asia, plus a new Steam Deck Stable Client update by thebelsnickle1991
India is not part of Asia Anymore?
PooperJackson t1_j0qxovm wrote
Reply to comment by BIGSTANKDICKDADDY in Steam Deck now shipping across Asia, plus a new Steam Deck Stable Client update by thebelsnickle1991
What was with that awful original Xbox controller size in the states when it came out? Did they just think everyone here had gigantic hands or something lol.
realityfooledme t1_j0qxl4p wrote
Reply to comment by sarrazoui38 in Steam Deck now shipping across Asia, plus a new Steam Deck Stable Client update by thebelsnickle1991
I have one. After being a console gamer since 2002-ish. This is my soft open to seeing if I want to invest in a gaming PC.
It totally eclipses my switch and I have a much smoother experience than I’ve had with my ps4 lately. It runs gamepass pretty well and games like prey,control, and dishonored 1/2 run on it just fine without any performance changes.
The steam shop lets you know how well set up the game is for the deck and it often undersells how well it works. I’ve got a couple games that aren’t certified for the deck that run without issue. I have a 3rd party dock with a 2tb memory bank for playing on my tv with a scuf control or keyboard and mouse and it switches modes seamlessly.
You obviously aren’t getting a full bore gaming PC experience but this thing has exceeded my expectations and I haven’t even got into the tweaks and emulator side of things. Its good enough that I’m not really sure I can justify a pc. I’ll probably just get s gaming monitor.
I cannot recommend it enough.
Paidorgy t1_j0qwuji wrote
Reply to comment by VengefulAncient in Steam Deck now shipping across Asia, plus a new Steam Deck Stable Client update by thebelsnickle1991
Getting ads from Amazon for $1,800 AUD, or so.
veotrade t1_j0qwoep wrote
Reply to Steam Deck now shipping across Asia, plus a new Steam Deck Stable Client update by thebelsnickle1991
Looks like Steam forgot Vietnam exists.
If anyone in Ho Chi Minh needs one, I’m happy to sell. Brand new, unopened. Have several with me. The decks are a better store of value than Steam wallet’s $2k limit or csgo skins, so I just have boxes of decks in storage.
Judazzz t1_j0qwcvo wrote
Reply to comment by rodclutcher101 in Steam Deck now shipping across Asia, plus a new Steam Deck Stable Client update by thebelsnickle1991
Gaming laptops can do more than just gaming - you realize that, right?
The difference between a high-end gaming laptop and a high-end/prosumer creative studio laptop is pretty much negligible these days.
And in any case, why the fuck do you care what someone else, to whom you and your opinions are 100% irrelevant, does with his/her money?
Cimexus t1_j0qvm8t wrote
Reply to comment by woahevil1 in Steam Deck now shipping across Asia, plus a new Steam Deck Stable Client update by thebelsnickle1991
I’m an Australian living in the US and I make regular trips back home to Australia.
Wondering if I should buy a few Steam Decks and then sell them to people in Oz next time I’m back there (not as a scalper, at a reasonable price I mean).
GforceDz t1_j0qu1tj wrote
Reply to comment by whatthejools in Steam Deck now shipping across Asia, plus a new Steam Deck Stable Client update by thebelsnickle1991
Yeah don't worry Africa's screaming too. We never get the good stuff.
nanonator102 t1_j0qtzjl wrote
Reply to comment by woahevil1 in Steam Deck now shipping across Asia, plus a new Steam Deck Stable Client update by thebelsnickle1991
The index is officially sold via EB Games, just not from Valve directly
Elnaur t1_j0qti4q wrote
Reply to Steam Deck now shipping across Asia, plus a new Steam Deck Stable Client update by thebelsnickle1991
As a South African, I wonder if we'll ever get it...
NeverComments t1_j0qthz7 wrote
Reply to comment by HellsMalice in Steam Deck now shipping across Asia, plus a new Steam Deck Stable Client update by thebelsnickle1991
>Might need to be on low settings for the big titles like Cyberpunk if you want to be closer to stable 60
The Deck is not capable of a stable 60 in Cyberpunk. Older games run great but I would tell people to expect a 30~40 cap on most modern titles.
duke_skywookie t1_j0qruwy wrote
Reply to Steam Deck now shipping across Asia, plus a new Steam Deck Stable Client update by thebelsnickle1991
Switzerland still waiting. Gnnnnnnnnnn.
NeverComments t1_j0qq6ot wrote
Reply to comment by Cyberjin in Steam Deck now shipping across Asia, plus a new Steam Deck Stable Client update by thebelsnickle1991
In a recent interview they mentioned work on an OLED revision with improved battery life as a potential next step. Q4 2023 or Q1 2024 is my blind speculation. Deck 2 with improved performance is probably several years away.
Knooze t1_j0qp3ao wrote
Reply to comment by NeverComments in Steam Deck now shipping across Asia, plus a new Steam Deck Stable Client update by thebelsnickle1991
Thank you. That’s feedback I needed.
BIGSTANKDICKDADDY t1_j0qoxeh wrote
Reply to comment by Abestar909 in Steam Deck now shipping across Asia, plus a new Steam Deck Stable Client update by thebelsnickle1991
People often bring up Japanese hand size when discussing the design of the Switch despite the near identical hand size of the average Japanese and American male. Americans think their hands are larger when they’re actually just fatter.
NeverComments t1_j0qo6p2 wrote
Reply to comment by Knooze in Steam Deck now shipping across Asia, plus a new Steam Deck Stable Client update by thebelsnickle1991
Keep in mind the specs in the Deck are designed for an 800p30 target in higher end games. I’ve been pretty disappointed with docked performance and image quality and wouldn’t recommend one if you aren’t primarily interested in handheld use.
lucky_leftie t1_j0qn84f wrote
Reply to comment by whatthejools in Steam Deck now shipping across Asia, plus a new Steam Deck Stable Client update by thebelsnickle1991
I had a gaming laptop and still bought a deck and use the deck more. I have a child so it’s just more convenient to grab the deck play and put it down
wrongsage t1_j0qn65u wrote
Reply to comment by YouJustSaidButFuck in Steam Deck now shipping across Asia, plus a new Steam Deck Stable Client update by thebelsnickle1991
I know ^_^
YouJustSaidButFuck t1_j0qlx4u wrote
Reply to comment by wrongsage in Steam Deck now shipping across Asia, plus a new Steam Deck Stable Client update by thebelsnickle1991
You just said but fuck
macheagle t1_j0qlch5 wrote
Reply to comment by kyralfie in Steam Deck now shipping across Asia, plus a new Steam Deck Stable Client update by thebelsnickle1991
On the Deck - Detroit: Become Human, Cloudpunk, Crystal Project, Resonance, Narita Boy, Cuphead, Return of the Obra Dinn, Dogs Organized Neatly, and Disco Elysium. You??
Roro1985 t1_j0qlbef wrote
Reply to Steam Deck now shipping across Asia, plus a new Steam Deck Stable Client update by thebelsnickle1991
I cancel my order a few weeks ago the reviews I saw didn't inspire me to spend over 400 euro on it
wrongsage t1_j0qhgbj wrote
Reply to comment by drmirage809 in Steam Deck now shipping across Asia, plus a new Steam Deck Stable Client update by thebelsnickle1991
Yes, but fuck always online singleplayer games.
Sekiro, Doom Eternal... why?
Judazzz t1_j0r0ksz wrote
Reply to comment by dontlookwonderwall in Steam Deck now shipping across Asia, plus a new Steam Deck Stable Client update by thebelsnickle1991
Yeah, absolutely.
The fact that nowadays you can get a study laptop for 500-600 pounds/dollars/euros that can also double as a pretty decent 1080p gaming platform is pretty telling. Not even that long ago you'd pay closer to 1000 for a laptop offering similar performance but with worse parts (especially the displays on those rigs were often atrocious).
Regardless of whether you view them as a waste of money (which is as subjective as "Red is a pretty color" or "Pizza is the best food ever"), gaming laptops are very popular - and for a reason.