Dettweiler42
@Dettweiler42@lemmy.dbzer0.com
- Comment on Steam Frame - What games do you want to play on it? 7 hours ago:
The Tribe folks have been very good to me. Great group of people.
It also helps me get practice on gear I can’t afford, but encounter at shows.
- Comment on Steam Frame - What games do you want to play on it? 2 days ago:
Whoops! Typo. TribeXR
store.steampowered.com/…/Tribe_XR__DJ_Academy/ - Comment on Steam Frame - What games do you want to play on it? 3 days ago:
I’ve been playing:
Hotdogs, Horseshoes, and Handgrenades (looking forward to 2 coming)
Elite: Dangerous
DCS World
Derail Valley
Pavlov
Contractors (Battlefront mod FTW)
Beat Saber
MechWarrior 5 (modded)
Phasmophobia
TriveXR (sometimes in conjunction with VRChat)
War Thunder
Assetto Corsa
Project Cars 2
SUPERHOT Pistol Whip
Waltz of the WizardGames I haven’t played in a while, but I recommend:
Sprint Vector (I need people to race against)
GORN
Battle Zone Gold
Iron Wolf
Star Trek Bridge Crew
Boneworks (haven’t tried Bonelab) Zero Caliber
Job Simulator
Blasters of the Universe
Star Wars Squadrons
Electronauts Open Brush (replaced Tiltbrush) Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes
Sairento
Raw Data
Gunheart
War Dust
Drunkn Bar Fight
Please Don’t Touch Anything 3D
Hard Bullet
Blade and Sorcery
Budget Cuts 2Games I am looking forward to getting VR support:
Nuclear Option
Iron Nest
Star Trucker (I hope)Games I plan to play:
Skyrim VR (with QoL mods)
Fallout 4 VR (same)
Among Us VR Vermillion Vox Machinae
VTOL VR - Comment on Steam Frame - What games do you want to play on it? 3 days ago:
My Steam library is about 400 games. ~30% of those are exclusively VR titles, 10-15% are pancake with VR support, and less than 5% are VR with desktop support.
The only shortage I see is AAA titles, which I could care less for. - Comment on Qualcomm announce a big price rise - bad news for Valve's Steam Frame 1 month ago:
As someone that’s been getting into Overlanding, car stuff is also insanely expensive, too. Prices keep going up for fabricated parts, plus the shipping.
I might need to take up a cheaper hobby, such as flying airplanes.
- Comment on Valve Gives The Green Light to Install SteamOS On Desktops To Create Our Own Steam Machines 2 months ago:
I like both Mint and Zorin. Once I learned you can make your desktop environment whatever you want, I became less concerned about which specific Ubuntu distro I use, because I just want KDE Plasma. Kubuntu seems like a great option. Bazzite also seems good, but I haven’t tried it yet and I like to tinker every once in a while.
- Comment on Valve Gives The Green Light to Install SteamOS On Desktops To Create Our Own Steam Machines 2 months ago:
We could always do this, by the way. SteamOS has been available since the release of the Steam Deck. The main drawback is that core updates will wipe a bunch of changes you’ve made to your OS. I got tired of reinstalling AUR and a bunch of other things every month, so I changed distros.
Once that issue goes away, I’ll likely switch back.
- Comment on Steam Machine and Steam Frame shipping "this summer", Valve now rolling out verification systems 3 months ago:
The nice thing about Steam OS in Desktop mode is that you can get the Arch experience without setting up Arch.
I tried Steam OS for a while, locked into desktop mode, and it was great; but I got tired of having to reinstall aur after every update. Ended up going back to an Ubuntu build and using KDE Plasma Desktop, since that was the main thing I enjoyed.
- Comment on Steam Machine and Steam Frame shipping "this summer", Valve now rolling out verification systems 3 months ago:
On that note, though; I’m sure the RAM in the steam machine will likely be upgradeable, since it’s basically a small form prefab PC with Arch / SteamOS pre-loaded on it.
In fact, I hope this means we will see a desktop release of SteamOS that isn’t just turning your PC into a bulky Steam Deck.
- Comment on Steam Machine and Steam Frame shipping "this summer", Valve now rolling out verification systems 3 months ago:
I believe you are thinking of a Steam Machine with this response.
- Comment on Steam Controller is Out of Stock 4 months ago:
I’m hoping they do like the Steam Deck and let us get a spot in line. It took a few months for me to be able to buy a Deck.
- Comment on The worst timeline 5 months ago:
A buddy of mine bought one of those a while back. We recently switched it over to steam OS and the performance improvement was substantial.
- Comment on After EA's buyout and creator exodus, The Sims team wants you to know their "values and commitment remain the same" 10 months ago:
Their commitment to keep adding thousands of dollars of downloadable content will remain the same.
- Comment on When the Steam Deck was still just an idea, Valve says some staff were like, "I just want that for me" and "the point wasn't even to make a product out of it" 1 year ago:
I think that perceived smoothness from 40 fps comes from the LCD screen they chose, and using a controller. Docking the deck to a monitor and using a mouse makes it much more noticeable; but running games at 720p makes it much easier to hit 60 fps.