cRazi_man
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- Comment on folder syncronization 1 week ago:
This may be true. I never had problems. But I never looked this up.
- Comment on Too loud? 1 week ago:
Or you could attach the top of a whoopee cushion over it.
- Comment on folder syncronization 1 week ago:
Syncthing works great for syncing the screenshots and also for autobackup of emulation save files.
Best to use this with an always-on NAS. This makes file transfer generally easier to and from the console globally.
For your m+KB issue, if you put the Steam Link app on your PC,it becomes and instant virtual KVM and works great for remote access and using it desktop mode too. Great for setting up emulation, custom posters in Steam, Lutris/non-Steam games.
I hope my tip has soothed the pain in your asshole…(title of my sex tape)
- Comment on Bazzite the popular SteamOS-like Linux gets NVIDIA support in Beta 2 weeks ago:
What does “gaming mode” change?
- Comment on What are your favorite accessories for the steam deck? 2 weeks ago:
I don’t stream games with Steam Link. I use it to remote access the Deck and use it with the KB+M and monitor. Moonlight does work better for streaming games, but I play low requirement indie titles exclusively so I don’t really need to stream anything.
- Comment on What are your favorite accessories for the steam deck? 2 weeks ago:
- Comment on What are your favorite accessories for the steam deck? 2 weeks ago:
- Comment on What are your favorite accessories for the steam deck? 2 weeks ago:
Facebook marketplace is flooded with these controllers in my area. The popularity of guitar hero games died a decade ago and the controllers are still floating around. I got an Xbox guitar, but like the buttons on my PS2 guitar (with USB converter) better. Try thrift shops as well. Or if you’re handy with electronics and making things, then you’ll find instructions online for making your own from scratch.
- Comment on What are your favorite accessories for the steam deck? 2 weeks ago:
In order of frequency of use with my Deck:
My most used accessory is a hoodie with the single front pocket. The Deck fits in this pocket and is great to carry around the house. Doesn’t fall out or anything.
Thick stick-on rubber button covers for the back buttons that make them far easier to press.
Deckmate. I primarily use this with a DIY phone holder to attach my phone.i watch movies while gaming in a dark room waiting for my son to fall asleep every night. Also great for the kick-stand, but I don’t use that much.
A barrel connector to USB-C converter to turn my laptop charger into a 65W USB charger at my desk so I don’t need to have multiple chargers and cables lying around. I also have a super small GaN dual port USB-C charger for travel. I would also recommend buying a bunch of used (branded) USB-C laptop chargers from eBay if you want multiple chargers scattered around the house.
Tomtoc carrying case.
90 degree USB-C connector along with a generic USB-C laptop dock.
My hitbox controller for street fighter.
The Steam Link app on the PC to work as an instant remote access app to the Deck. Works great for setting things up (i.e. emulators) in desktop mode with the KB+M and screen shared to the large monitor.
Guitar hero controller…yup this still gets some use and is fun with the family.
- Comment on Best of Steam 2024 - the top performing games on steam, including best sellers on Steam Deck 4 weeks ago:
Agree. AAA titles aren’t suited to run on a Deck and should be streamed from a PC with remote play…but I this k this is the appeal of having the games in a portable format, that people are willing to put up with such shit performance.
- Comment on Decksight, an OLED screen replacement for LCD decks, is now in crowdfunding 1 month ago:
Normal screen is close to 720. Boosting up to 1080 has little benefit at this size and negatively affects performance and battery.
- Comment on [HELP] Recommendations for portable setup with keyboard and mouse? 2 months ago:
For keyboards, 60% layouts can be bought prebuilt. If you want something smaller than that then you’re likely looking at DIY build territory or maybe a one handed gaming keyboard.
For a mouse, you can get really tiny portable mice that are low weight. If you want something that doesn’t tie you down to finding desk space, then you can look at trackball mice (fine for strategy games, not great for FPS).
- Comment on Black Myth: Wukong shows very clearly Valve are selling a lot of Steam Decks 4 months ago:
I have an anti-glare LCD version. My brother has a glossy OLED version. I would recommend going for the glossy version and using an anti-glare screen protector if you feel the need. Then you’ve got the option for either.
- Comment on Black Myth: Wukong shows very clearly Valve are selling a lot of Steam Decks 4 months ago:
The Steam Deck + OLED revision are pretty recent and nowhere near the age of a normal console cycle. The OLED revision was a pretty big upgrade and <1 year old. The internet is already desperate for a Deck 2? Valve could print money by doing what phone manufacturers do with miniscule yearly upgrades and forever creeping price. People would fall over themselves to avoid FOMO for the newest console. I’m really glad Valve is doing better than that.
- Comment on Dead Cells has its final update out now with The End is Near 5 months ago:
It’s great that the devs are doing this and great that people enjoy this…but WTF did they turn this game into? When they dropped an item that turns you into a Guacamelee chicken, I felt like they were straying too far from their own game’s identity. I still play the game, but I’ve got it locked to just before the patch with “Everyone’s here”.
- Comment on The terrible tragedy of a stolen Steam Deck 5 months ago:
Sorry for the loss OP.
Maybe not what you want to hear right now, but I’m really glad Steam cloud minimises the impact of a loss. When I had a Nintendo Switch I was terrified of losing hundreds of hours of Dead Cells or Enter the Gungeon progress. Losing a Deck is obviously a financial loss (and the emotional attachment of someone special giving you yours), but at least there isn’t insult to add to the injury the way Nintendo would do.
- Comment on Hori Announces Controller Made Specifically for Steam 6 months ago:
Most people online seem to feel quite strongly about it.
I’m quite strongly against it. I was really happy that my Nintendo Switch Hori controller didn’t have rumble, because then I didn’t have to bother turning it off in every game.
- Comment on Took the plunge after 2 years, and replaced the Delta fan with a Huaying one 7 months ago:
I used a Deck as my primary computer for 2 months while waiting for my PC parts to arrive. It worked out so well that I installed Linux on my PC when I finally put it together. The Deck’s hardware can struggle with heavy use, but it’s perfectly useable for daily requirements for me.
- Comment on Most played games on Steam Deck for May 2024 - Hades II tops the list 7 months ago:
Streets of Rogue was a laugh, but it didn’t stick the way Gungeon did.
It took me months of play to finish my first Gungeon run. But once I beat successfully completed a run, it became routine that pretty much every run got finished successfully. Although the extra bosses are really difficult, I didn’t get to grips with those.
I had written geberal detailed tips for Gungeon back in the day…but that’s all lost now since I scrubbed everything I had ever submitted to Reddit.
- Comment on Most played games on Steam Deck for May 2024 - Hades II tops the list 7 months ago:
The potential for game breaking synergies and relative simplicity of movement/shooting in 4 cardinal directions makes for pretty fantastic gameplay.
BoI has taken a bit more of a back seat in my library since I discovered Enter the Gungeon.
- Comment on Most played games on Steam Deck for May 2024 - Hades II tops the list 7 months ago:
I’m surprised that’s still in the most played games. Also Slay the Spire.
- Comment on Do you still use your Steam Deck much? 7 months ago:
To be fair the game is almost 14 years old. Even with modern games no one seems to design games for touchscreens since no one is really playing PC games that way.
- Comment on Do you still use your Steam Deck much? 7 months ago:
I ordered the Deck when pre-bookings first opened and got one of the first few deliveries. Been using it daily since then. Made a gaming PC 4 months ago and only use that for Street fighter 6 and Spider-Man remastered. The Deck is used for everything else. My Daily games at the moment are Brotato, Everybody’s Golf 6 (emulated), Rock band unplugged (emulated), Everspace. Got Hades 2 lined up next. If a game isn’t good on the Deck then it’ll likely get neglected. That’s why I don’t play FTL as much as I’d like.
- Comment on [Discussion] New month, new games. What are you playing on your Steam Deck? - May 2024 7 months ago:
I’ve really liked Everybody’s golf so far. I used to play it on the PSP, but then thought I might as well get the most up to date version possible. This 6th version had plenty of recommendations online as one of the best. It has got just enough real golf (compensation for wind, ground type, ground slant, height, etc) and arcade elements (hitting curve balls or super spin, a variety of clubs and balls types to pick for added stats, etc). I’d recommend trying it out. You’ll know after the first few rounds whether you’re going to like it or not.
I’ve also really liked stick man golf on the phone. PGA golf gets plenty of recommendations online too, but I didn’t want anything that was too realistic.
- Comment on Games that support the Deck's multitouch 8 months ago:
Slay the Spire and card games work well with the touch interface. Gem matching games like Matchr work well too. Hardly any once can make use of a multitouch PC game. Touch games tend to be released on the phone.
Here’s a different suggestion. Try emulating Mercury Meltdown for the Wii. That can be played entirely with gyro controls.
- Comment on [Discussion] New month, new games. What are you playing on your Steam Deck? - May 2024 8 months ago:
I’ve setup up emulation and have had a blast playing Everybody’s Golf 6 for the PS3. It is such a chill game. Golf games are really underrated and everybody’s golf does a great job of cartoony arcade game mixed with just enough real golf to make it interesting. Perfect on the Deck.
- Comment on Outside of gaming, how do you guys use your Steam Deck? 10 months ago:
What’s OpenSUSE like?
I know nothing about dealing with issues in terminal and it takes a lot of internet searching to solve problems. The Steam Deck uses Arch and KDE so that made me try EndeavourOS on the PC, but it’s too complicated and too dependant on terminal and giving trouble with flatpak apps. Do you find OpenSUSE simple to use? If that’s complicated too I might go to Kubuntu or back to Linux Mint.
- Comment on Outside of gaming, how do you guys use your Steam Deck? 10 months ago:
I sold my laptop and used my Steam Deck as my main PC for a couple of months (till the parts for my new PC arrived). Worked out great. Convinced me to install Arch Linux on my new PC.
The Deck works well as an HTPC too. Works great with Plex, etc.
- Comment on Fishing 1 year ago:
This unique construction is designed to catch the fish from the tail end rather than hooking in the mouth.
- Comment on Why do it 1 year ago:
I searched for an watched a YouTube video about it…and I regret it immensely.