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I’m almost half-way through Persona Strikers; enjoying it so far but it has some really weird difficulty spikes at odd places. I’ve fought mid-stage mini bosses that I lose to like 30 times and then wipe the area boss on the first try.
Other than that, chipping away at occasional hunts in Monster Hunter: Rise (which is currently crashing when I’m hooked up to my monitor, need to figure that out) and piddling about in Deep Rock Galactic Survivor and Snowrunner.
A weird bug with Monster Hunter Rise I ran into while playing docked, is that the game has issues when two controllers are connected (ie Deck built in controls and an external controller). It might also mess up if you have only one connected, but it's designated as controller "2" or something like that. Iirc the game would play fine, but everytime a monster roared it would drop to 0 fps for several minutes, seemingly frozen (but Deck UI would work fine).
There might be multiple solutions for it, but I think what I did was used a decky plugin to disable the deck controls, and then made sure my wireless controller was set to be controller 1.
I have a similar issue with RetroDeck; I can usually just pop over to the controller config and reorder so my controller is #1 rather than the Steam Deck. Bit annoying though.