Why are they so easy to render compared to other genres? What makes realism so easy to render like it’s a newer generation than the console it’s on? Like Forza Motorsport 2 on Xbox 360 looks far more detailed than the average Xbox 360 game. What gives?

Are there any games similar to Patch Quest? I think the ability to play the game in short bursts and get progress on it at any time is a good fit for the portability of the Steam Deck.

What is Zenbleed?

Are you baking yourself some flans or something? How can a person bake themselves?

How about we call it Deck Masters, like Dungeon Masters but cooler.

Does capacitive touch on the analog stick mean that I can just activate a secret button by merely touching the top of the stick? Or is it just the L3/R3 thing with a weird name?

Moderate gaming PC? My PC can’t even hit a consistent 60FPS at the lowest settings! But all the upgrade parts seem expensive…

It seems good enough on Steam Deck - I set it to 30FPS because I’m playing on a PC which barely meets the system requirements and transferring the saves using Steam Cloud servers. The PC can only hit 30FPS most of the time, and even when I try to reduce graphical settings I can’t get a consistent 60FPS.

The walking using the analog stick on the controller is pretty interesting because on PC you have to click places to move there. I like that we can do that. Though we’re restricted to a radial menu to do attacks and stuff, which I’ll have to get used to if I start any battles on the Steam Deck. So far I did all my battles on the PC.

What? The Steam Deck needs trackpads and L4, L5, R4, and R5 buttons! Without them I wouldn’t have been able to play modded Minecraft properly due to the amount of controls introduced by the mods I use.

The SSD requirement might be a problem - it might not perform well on an SD Card or the game may refuse to run.