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this article places blame entirely on Valve and mentions the real culprit only in passing.

this is not on Valve. this is on shitty payment processors being puritanical assholes and ruining everything for everyone.

this particular writer tends to have pretty awful takes in most of his articles at any rate.

or just play old versions of minecraft. i haven’t updated from 1.20.1 and I never plan to.

i also dabble in beta as well.

after the last update killed my ability to play Hades, I’m a bit skeptical.

its really good, actually. i only ever take a break from eso. never quit completely.

i got mine around 2022 so longer than 4 years? valve was all over the reparability angle.

if you’re going to be all about reparability and longevity of a product, I’d say a decade isn’t unreasonable. especially considering they’d pushed so hard against talks of “newer” model releases. and instead opted for the “this product should be fine for years and years to come”. especially in any media or marketing they had.

why are you pushing so hard against a company being held responsible for their own promises?

I played a ton of perfect dark 64. the multiplayer maps alone were just countless hours of fun.

I’d absolutely play this.

valve echoed off all walls that this would be a product they’d support for a great deal of time. they preached that the OLED getting released was the same and both products would be supported.

the idea was to not have a product that needed to be changed out for a new one but to maintain products sold for years and years to come.

granted that was before the AI losers started butchering the parts market, but its still a huge disappointment.

it really sucks for me. i was under the impression from valve that this would be a product they’d support for years to come. its why I wanted the damn thing in the first place.

my battery won’t last the year I don’t think. and now I’m screwed for replacements

understood! i used to encourage friends to get steam decks before the price increase. I’ll now be telling them to steer clear of valve products and look elsewhere instead.

this is about payment processors and valve is taking the blame.

its a porn game, man. its not some holy relic. with payment processors being weird the game is going to have some issues getting published.

should probably also label it as cancer-causing, California. y’all are really into that.

I’ve put quite a few hours into that game. the combat is fun as fuck. and super worth it when you can snag it for a cheap price.

hugs my lcd steam deck to my chest tightly and cries

The Fun Police need to stop changing everything. its made me quit multiple times now.

its depressing that when I hear 7 days is getting an update, my first thought is “oh shit not again”

i just checked it! that is amazing! =O I had no idea it lost its verified status. that is crazy that I didn’t know!

that honestly gives me some hope that valve are actually listening to feedback.

Press X to doubt

I am currently updating on the steam deck. i have been playing ESO on steam deck for a long time now. its plaugued by a very annoying UI problem.

when a keyboard and mouse is connected, it still brings up the onscreen keyboard when any kind of text box opens. its been something I’ve been trying to kill for a while now.

i will check back when I’ve updated to report if they fixed this issue, but I am extremely skeptical considering that skyrim special edition is “steam deck verified” even though it suffers from a bug that crashes the game to desktop if you try and use the onscreen keyboard.

I’m not lying I’ve come back to this post 3 times today just cause it’s so cool.

to each their own.