Yes. In Mini Ninjas for example, if you force any other version of Proton other than the default, you will have no sound.

Unless you are experiencing issues right from the start, it is best not to force any specific version of Proton.

I think it is very comfortable. Not as comfortable as my Xbox Series Controller, 360 controller or my PlayStation 5 controller but definitely very enjoyable to use. There was an adjustment period, especially to the analogue sticks. The weight is there. I don’t hold the deck with my arms fully extended so usually rest my arms on something. Like my lap, stomach, sides of the bed. You should be able to figure out what works for you once you have it in your hands

Do you think applying a matte screen protector could help mitigate the issue ? Since it will blur out a lot of the sharpness of pixel edges or introduce what would be commonly referred to as “free antialiasing”

That sure is a lot of cover

Without a doubt.

Thing is tho, i do not intend to transfer terabytes of game data over from my PC.

Also, i do not plan to have a ton of games on my Steam Deck anyway.

In the end it would just be an unnecessary investment. My Steam Deck is more of a companion to my PC gaming rather than a replacement :)

Even though i have been playing on it more than my PC for the past two months. Super convenient.

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English Lithuanian and Russian. Yes the emoji keyboard is there but there is thankfully a separate button on the keyboard for it. Though I wish i could switch the Globe with the Emoji icon.

On iPhone XS

I suspect my opinion is gonna be unpopular amongst you’s but i actually love the new sounds and ringtones in iOS 17.

Personally, i’ve set mine to Native after a few minutes playing. It looks nice but i have this thing where my head starts to hurt after a while when looking at an oversaturated display. Does look like the update recalibrated the display and made it display colors more naturally in respect to the screens capabilities which i am enjoying quite a bit.

Before getting any game for it, or the Steam Deck for that matter, I suggest going on YouTube and see how it runs on Steam Deck.

It’s a great way to find out what to expect and they will usually show what settings they use and how to set them should that be necessary in the first place.

You can play loads of multiplayer games and It connects to the TV just fine with just a cable. For the best experience it’s worth getting a dock.

Steam does not have any subscription at all.

If you are very new to gaming in general and PC gaming especially, i suggest getting the OLED model for the best experience. It’s the “refined” version where Valve has improved upon many aspects people have been complaining about.

Mini Ninja’s now projects up to 6:20h of battery life instead of up to 4:30h. That’s quite a change. Seems like a far more consistent 60fps all around too.

Not a game, the Steam user interface. Navigating Steam menus just seems more responsive than it was. That i did not expect