…and I’m not even done.

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    1 year ago

    I’m thinking about picking it up, but I’m afraid it’s the kind of game where I really want to use my steam deck for the controls but that needs a PC for good framerates.

    I wish the deck had a mode where you can attach it to a PC and just use it as a controller.

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        1 year ago

        Holy shit, thank you. I’ve been looking for this ever since I got my deck but I never found it. Given that the post is a year old I feel a bit stupid right now.

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      1 year ago

      I’ve been using it on my Deck on Medium settings, and it runs pretty well. Firing it up right now to get an FPS measurement…

      Update: amidst explosions etc. it seems to reliably hover between 30-40 FPS. Interestingly this doesn’t seem to increase when settings are lowered further.

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      1 year ago

      Pretty sure it does.

      If nothing else, you can game stream to it, but just look at your PCs monitor.

      But I think there should be something that does just the controls…

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        1 year ago

        I tried that but the controls are often stuttery with the deck on wifi. Guess I won’t have to anymore, thanks again!

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          That’s unfortunate. Note that the usb forwarding is still via network/wifi. If your wifi is spotty, you could look up how to connect the deck to your PC LAN via usb so you have the network traffic go via a cable, to try and remedy that.