well... nailed it...

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Quoting: Purple Library GuyWell, this may not be a Steam Deck 2, but it seems at any rate something around Steam Deck 1.2 or so.

valve will think twice before they launch the deck 2, after all , tey dont know how to count to 3

Relax, they will simply release a Steam Deck 2: Episode 2 😛

lol

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Quoting: Purple Library GuyWell, this may not be a Steam Deck 2, but it seems at any rate something around Steam Deck 1.2 or so.

valve will think twice before they launch the deck 2, after all , tey dont know how to count to 3

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we know that we are in the right path, not when we get the software support but the midleware!
now techinically speaking this is a software, but if we count the games as the main attraction, this is a midleware.

if we look at blender, nowadays, its not just a powerfull software but an software with an imense ecosystem of thirdy party plugins and other kind of resources build arround it, its an ecosystem, that is why its an real menance to autodesk, blender can compete with autodesk in terms of features one of the main issues was the ecosystem arround autodesk products, but this ecosystem isnt loyal to a single software provider, if an product gain enough mindshare to have support from the thirdies, it can win.
linux dont have official support from game companies yet but it still can run the games anyway, engines and softwares like anti cheat are begining to support it, and if things continue like this by the time microsoft realize linux has a chance it will be to late to reverse the trend.

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i dont care about those games, but the fact they will be on a drm-free-only platform entice me to purchase, to help spread the message.

speaking of it, its hard to believe they came from an complete proprietary drm-friendly platform to gog

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Quoting: Pecisk"Fixed Old School Runescape and other games on systems with 128+ virtual cores."

Hahaha, what. This sounds so strange bug that I have to know what weirdness this causes and how you can have so many cores.

There's an xkcd for it™:

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i knew it was that one before i clicked to load it.
xkcd indeed has an comic for every situation

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Quoting: ThibugOnly for the Steamdeck uh ? Really making the bare minimum, well no money from me then. (I know you can just make it looks like you are on the SD, but fuck that, it's just nasty from them to do it that way)

i think they couldnt make their online verification work on linux so they droped it all togheter LOL

QuoteYou may be able to get it to work on desktop Linux too in offline mode by using SteamDeck=1 %command% as a Steam launch option for the game

facepalm, LOL i cant believe their verification is so soft

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Steam Deck users can now play offline.

so... that is a exclusive feature for the steam deck?

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"Mesh instancing"
how is that a new feature?

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the channel games from scratch tested this

QuoteEmploy prefab overrides to change the details of objects (a car or house, for example) without having to create a new object

and... it seems its not working

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