Waiting for the other shoe to drop, they were given 6-12 months and that was 9 months ago, so every moment is precious, then the real shit begins... Changes are a coming.

I've entirely fallen out of participation at all, got some horrible news about a year ago and haven't been the same since. Glad I didn't take you up on helping you moderate, I'd be feeling even worse right now.

I'll try to toss some games up this weekend.

Comparing the games in this video and my wish list, planet crafter apparently!

Seems like it worked, so the question seems to be why not?

Dude you're back!! Glad to see you active again

That's either a big rooster or a small hippo...

Tips for the first timer, BE PATIENT WITH THE FIRST STARTUP AND PATCH, it'll look non responsive/stuck in updating, but it is working, it might not progress for 5 or 10 minutes, believe me, it's working. The second one I bought (for a family member) had me nervous (was refurbished) at how long I had to wait at some %'s of patching, but it went through and both work like a charm.

It is very very easy to emulate games, the guides on YouTube work perfectly and explain everything in multiple levels of detail. However it is hard to locate game files placed by steam, especially if you have a lot of games.

Don't shy away from games that aren't typically controller friendly, the community control layouts bring many creative and natural feeling solutions to games that you wouldn't expect to be able to play, on top of that you can fine tune any given layout to make it truly work for your own needs.

The in store "deck compatability" guide is pretty useless, green/verified works 99.9% of the time (unless a recent patch has broken something, and it's usually corrected very quickly) yellow/playable works 99.9% of the time but usually with "text inputs that require the keyboard overlay", unverified/untested seems to work about 75% of the time, the only one that Ive put much weight in is "not supported", usually there's some overlay window or codex that just won't work properly, but even then sometimes the games work, don't rely on the steam window, check out the proton compatability website protondb . Com, it's a much more extensive and thorough list, and will tell you how to get games working that valve claims the deck cannot handle.

Play aperture desk job at least once, it's a great fun time, and will teach you a couple things about the deck you might not have expected (conductive joysticks that enable gyro controls),

Take a screen shot (steam button+r1) of the shortcut tips screen , so you can easily reference it whenever you're trying to remember a chord command (like steam button+r1 for screenshot, or how to bring the overlay keyboard up).

If you have slow Internet and you want to download a ton of games, do it in "desktop" mode, and you can set the screen to turn off after a period of time (in case you're worried about burn in, which I was at first but I'm much less concerned about now).

Cheaper and imo much more powerful than the switch. It emulates switch.

2000 square feet 3 stories?

For a 3 dollar purchase?

These are the fools who've been easily parted from their dollars

I'm not sure how far back you have to go, but those are definitely pre 19th century

Emissions controller modifiers designed to "roll coal"