Steam Hardware
A place to discuss and support all Steam Hardware, including Steam Deck, Steam Machine, Steam Frame, and SteamOS in general.
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I read about their native implementation and think that is awesome of them. I have been meaning to try it again since but honestly remain skeptical that it's an enjoyable experience, for my standards at least. I think that is a game that will remain on desktop for me.
It’s definitely not 60FPS but it is a smooth 30 finally. Bigger deal in my opinion is it hits 30FPS without overly strong FSR as it was previously. The picture is more than just barely playable now.
I played before the full Linux build, and I even used to do it with Ps5 controller on my 55' TV.
The game worked great honestly, it did crash once or twice, and it did slow waaaaaay down when getting into fights with 20+ people, but that was always due to my own mods and what not. Definitely not native experience.
All that to say, it worked very well before they made a deck/Linux specific version so I'd imagine that it works darn near flawlessly now.