Theirs and mine both

I have put 46 hours into BG3 exclusively on my Steam Deck. It is installed on the SD card, and I have the game limited to 24fps per a guide that was posted somewhere. I have various decky mods and adjustments from setting up ToTK on yuzu, which included using powertools and making adjustments to BIOS (swap file size increase maybe?)

I am nearing the end of act 1 and the only issues I’ve had are audio related after waking the deck up from sleep. I typically leave the game running and rarely close it completely.

My deck is running the main stable build, and I have the game running with the default proton build, not experimental. Playing with the most popular community Kb&M controller setup listed.

I hope you can figure out how to get it running, because It’s such a good game. Good luck

Slam!

God I hate that headlines are written this way.

On the other side, there is a group of people who will lose faith in the system if he faces no consequences for his actions. Either way the outcome will be a defining moment for the US.

Fingers crossed. Having never played any of the AC games I’m looking forward to playing this on the deck. I was pleasantly surprised that Elden Ring played so well on it.

Having said that, I’ll be waiting to purchase until I see some actual play testing come out.

General Assembly had the authority to eliminate cash bail and replace it with a system in which people are detained pending trial only if they pose a threat to the public or are a flight risk.

I have so many great memories of playing halo split screen locally and online with a friend as a guest player. The fact that I have to venture into third party applications like Nucleus Co-op just to do what was once a standard halo feature, makes me so frustrated.

Ha! That’s a good one too

For now anyways, I can see that changing in the future. Company centric instances with communities for each of their product lines.

I really loved the early iMacs. Such standout computers for those made at the time.

Anyone else see this?

I’ve been playing Zelda ToTK, and can’t get enough. I absolutely love how far emulation has come.