That’s why for the first couple of months I had a fairly strict “no desktop mode” self imposition. Kept it to Steam Games and tinkering only within what was available in settings do I wouldn’t go down modding, emulation, sideloading rabbit holes.
Same here! The moment I started adding emulation a few months in, I got choice paralysis. Generally it’s best to only tinker once you begin to get bored or want more from your device. Doing it from the start is often incessant.
I’m afraid the same thing happens to a lot of people (more time tinkering than playing).
That’s why I’ll start with the Deck by playing some bargain games that I hope to see in the Steam “autumn sales”.
That’s why for the first couple of months I had a fairly strict “no desktop mode” self imposition. Kept it to Steam Games and tinkering only within what was available in settings do I wouldn’t go down modding, emulation, sideloading rabbit holes.
I fully agree with you. I just bought a Steam Deck and as soon as it arrives I’ll do the same (at least for quite a while).
You’re going to have a great time! What are you going to play first?
I don’t know exactly yet. Any game I have in my Steam library but don’t have installed on my PC.
Same here! The moment I started adding emulation a few months in, I got choice paralysis. Generally it’s best to only tinker once you begin to get bored or want more from your device. Doing it from the start is often incessant.