boletus

The technology can definitely improve, but more in terms of improving efficiency and scalability. Give the technology to more people to work with.

I mean the difference is that a nazi isn't a racial group or people.

It becomes a paperweight once you install the software updates.

Fair enough, as long as there's respect to other dogs and dog owners. Many dog owners near where I live who selfilishly let their dogs off lead in busy on lead areas and obviously causes problems.

I'm willing to bet game pass will come to the steam deck. Also, that's fair. Subscription models for tentative and unsustainable game series makes sense. My issue is more with normal games having to compete with game pass.

If it's an off leash park it's fine. If it's on lead have them on lead. It isn't about your dog it's about everyone else's dogs. Dogs on leash are significantly more reactive when another dog runs up to them, so it's important to have control of the dog, lest one of the dogs gets badly hurt.

But why would you buy a game if game pass exists?

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Its a complicated answer. It can play probably most modern AAA games. But it likely won't be a great experience and I can only describe it as playable. If you want a very good experience with the steam deck, then use it for mid spec games or less and it'll be perfect and have good battery life. If you want more then maybe try another hand held, or a console.

In the end the device you play your games on needs to do one thing well, and that's to play the games you WANT to play.

If you are looking for an affordable device to play AAA games well on with no issues, get a ps5.

If you are looking for a hand held to play indie titles and the plethora of older games available I'd go for the steam deck.

I think it'll be a while until we get a hand held experience like the steam deck but with AAA capable hardware.

Thanks for clarifying. Even more baffling why they're doing this

Please correct me if I'm wrong but isn't this cheaper than their existing patreon subscription which is $5 a month? That would be $60 annually.

I'm still not going to pay for it when because I don't think it's a good practice in the open source scene but just want to put it in perspective.