I haven’t managed to get Limo working. It’s clunky and straight up doesn’t launch mods.

Sucks to be you.

He said, unironically, on Lemmy.

RTS, RPG, Space Sims. Whatever Helldivers 2 is, maybe… I only played one game like that.

So are other MOBAs. Doesn’t stop them from being crap.

Hey, do you wanna bet that the people who can’t stop playing this are the same people who are generally stuck to MOBAs?

Hopefully not a fade-to-black this time. :V

And it still looks uninteresting.

Looking forward to how they’ll do that.

I don’t understand how people play some of these games. Things like The Witcher or Elden Ring will juice the Deck’s battery like a lemon during a heatwave.

Seeing is believing.

Yeah, I know. If I remember correctly, the Steam Deck uses a pretty standard RAM type.

But the system is well designed and doesn’t have any real bottlenecks that aren’t game-specific. So the Deck can’t even run anything that would benefit from 32 GB of system RAM.

No, it has 16.

Then don’t play my future games.

When I develop my game I’m going to prevent players from skipping cutscenes on first viewing.

Gods, some people are just undeserving…

Videogame us called videogame because it is a game that displays itself with video. You seem to be missing that videogames come in genres, like music, books, and movies.

Wasn’t wake on Bluetooth disabled a few updates back due to certain problems that still need solving?

Good faith, no. There’s about as much good faith as a silicon valley tech bro looking for venture capitalists.

I don’t think Chris Roberts doesn’t believe in what he’s doing. I genuinely think he wants to make what he’s promising because he’s been trying to do that since the 90s. But he’s also milking the development time/funds as hard as he can.

If you look into Chris Robert’s history you’ll know it’s not a scam. You’ll also know he should never be given full control of any project or it will turn into exactly this; something that never finishes.

Depends on how it’s used.

Right now it’s used to replace skilled workers, be them artists, actors, or programmers.

I can certainly think of a few good uses for AI in games, but to a Corpo CEO “good use” = wider profit margins at the cost of humanity. And so we need to be informed about such things when we spend money on something that is by all rights an artform.

Valve has a lot of work cut out for them. Not on the development side as much as on the general adoption side.