Steam Deck

@덱붕이3(220.72) 저는 0.1.12 버전 런처가 /home/deck/.local/share/Steam/steamapps/compatdata/2680502053/pfx/drive_c/POE2Launcher/ 이 폴더에 새로 설치되있어서, 이전에 POE2 설치해둔거 스팀에서 속성 눌러봐서 이전에 런처 설치된 폴더 찾아서 거기다 그냥 덮어쓰기했어여.

جهاز العاب محمول متنقل Steam Deck | ستيم ديك . مساحته 512 قيقا . (( ...

... already supports Linux, macOS and Steam Deck through Epic Online Services. However... still do not work on Steam Deck or other Linux-based gaming systems, ...

... bought Elden Ring for my Steam Deck and am going to YOLO ...

ApplesandOranges posted: Now that FF7R is on Switch there's no real reason not to have the XIII trilogy and XV (the actual one and not Pocket) on there eventually, right? Maybe XVI too. Just let me carry every FF around. You can already carry them around on your steam deck.

... slightly less than the original steam deck at 9000 passmark. The built... I think where as the Steam Deck is 1.6 Teraflops and... positive side this should run Steam OS without issues I would... mini pc and that runs steam os great without problems. I...

A few weeks ago I discovered how good gyro steering works on these handhelds and immediately thought i need a wheel with this So I made GyroDrive, a universal steering wheel for handhelds like the Steam Deck. The wheel centers itself, and the resistance paired with the controllers rumble gives a light sense of force feedback. I also designed the mount to keep the airflow open for cooling. In this video I show how well the steer and the self-centering works I am now building onto this project and i'm currently working on pedals, controller support and in the future manual shifter. I also just updated the model with quick release steer for these addons. The files are available through the links in my profile for anyone interested in printing one themselves. submitted by /u/Avaron_3D to r/SteamDeck [link] [comments]

SOLUTION: It turns out it was simply the "Decky-Framegen" plugin. This plugin patches and tricks the game into thinking the Steam Deck has an Nvidia graphics card, enabling DLSS but translating it to AMD's FSR. Thank you all for your advice and support! The premise of the post before finding the solution: Pido disculpas si esta pregunta ya ha sido respondida; no encontré ninguna publicación que la abordara. Me estoy volviendo loco intentando averiguar por qué el juego se ve mal en mi Steam Deck. El juego es "Styx: Blades of Greed". En todos los videos de este juego en Steam Deck, se ve mucho mejor que en mi Steam Deck. Intenté cambiar a la versión experimental de Proton, reinstalar el juego y cambiar la configuración gráfica de todas las maneras posibles, pero nada funcionó. La iluminación y las sombras en mi juego se ven mucho peor. ¿Alguien podría ayudarme a averiguar qué puede estar causando esto? Mi Steam Deck es la versión LCD. En la imagen comparativa, mi configuración gráfica está en "máximo", y la Steam Deck del video está en "bajo". He probado todas las configuraciones gráficas y aún así no se ve tan bien como en el video con la configuración "baja". Video de referencia: https://youtu.be/I7cSrQljkzM?si=\_rmgkB2QvxKSgADN Edit: The screenshot was taken at the same time, place, and chapter in the game's story as the video (it's the story's prologue, in Styx's first hideout, at night). The game doesn't track the console's time. Edit 2: My Steam Deck is LCD; the one in the video is OLED. submitted by /u/Gaxadov to r/SteamDeck [link] [comments]

https://preview.redd.it/j7udt0tako4h1.png?width=1613&format=png&auto=webp&s=1941e40c1200e3d79a49608890c43db1159aae01 I'm not an early adopter. I got mine a few months before the price increase because I needed a new laptop for some programs, and I also wanted a gaming device for a very boring trip I was taking at the time. It felt like a good middle ground. I really loved the Switch, but I hated its limitations. I was already building a PC library, and with Steam Cloud I wouldn’t need to choose between portability on a handheld or performance on PC anymore. Combined with the mods I like to do... it was the best choice I ever made! I follow a lot of gaming news sites and YouTubers, and they always had a lot of respect for the Steam Deck, even the ones who didn’t own one. It’s the father of the PC handhelds after all, and it always had one of the best price-to-value ratios, at least before the price increase. The fact that it’s basically a plug-and-play PC was also amazing. But after the price increase, the respect from the gaming community seems to have vanished. I was watching a video from ElAnalistaDeBits comparing the graphics of 007 on Xbox, PS5, and Steam Deck, and a lot of people in the comments were asking why anyone would bother comparing the Steam Deck since it’s “already dead.” I’ve also seen other content creators saying it’s dead and making fun of Steam Deck owners. That’s very sad because, yes, the new prices make it not worth it for a lot of people anymore, but it still has a huge community. Roughly 8 million devices have been sold, and even though that’s a small number compared to companies that have been selling consoles for 30+ years, it’s still a big enough number to make it relevant. And all the good stuff about it is still there: the easy repairability, Linux and Proton, the modding capabilities, the trackpads, the OLED screen, the huge community, and the ease of use. And a lot of us got it while it was still at a great price! But now people treat us like we have the worst device ever, completely ignoring all the good things about it and the fact that many of us bought it before the price hike. I know that here we all know we have a great device and that it was a great decision. For some people, even at the new price, it’s still worth it. But it feels like we lost a lot of the reputation that the Steam Deck had.... Sorry for the long ramble lol, but what do you think of it? submitted by /u/Nick_The_Artist2 to r/SteamDeck [link] [comments]

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