Yeah I shoot for solid 60s on my portable steam deck too. I get better battery with lower settings anyway, and the potential benefit from artificially capping fps is negligible to me.

Being able to play a little bit longer isn’t all that enticing when the experience is on par with a struggling switch lite.

The fact remains that the gamecube is less powerful, despite being a home console. Just like there’s people who don’t care between 30/60, there’s plenty of people who would be fine with less flashy effects if it got a solid 60.

Fuck, I started gaming with a video card that could only render 3d when it ran in a hybrid crossfire with onboard video. And you can bet your ass I was turning all my settings straight to potato so I could pump a beautiful 121 frames into my terrible CRT every second. Sometimes I still miss that setup lmao

Again, this could very easily be confirmation bias. Without social media you wouldn’t have seen this post to make this comment, but this fella would still be just as sad.

That’s crazy, I’m playing on linux with no issues hahaha

It is still early access, so if the issue hasn’t been fixed already I’m sure it will be before too long!

i really wanna know what in the training data led to this

They have no idea what projection is. To them it’s just a word you use to describe people with opinions you don’t like.

WAY more substantial, let’s be real here. I stopped playing for a couple years and when I came back it was practically a whole new game.

And then that same thing happened no fewer than two more times.

Every “final” update has felt fair, they’ve already added so much, and then there’s still more.

• I am very cool and badsss.

man i WONDER why folks don’t like you showing up in their comments

anyone i’ve ever met claiming to be a centrist was in reality uninformed politically and using the label as a shield for their similarly uninformed takes.

Slime rancher always makes me cry at the end, but it deffo requires you reading the random notes and emails, and then also giving a shit about characters you never actually interact with. I can’t remember why it’s so emotionally effective, but this is the exact trap that keeps leading me back to replaying it and crying at the end again.

very good advice, you did a great job making the directions easily digestible. i’m a hobbyist metalworker and this is a process i use frequently.

i will also add that as long as you’re not under a pressing time constraint, let your mind wander from time to time! sometimes the project you want to work on isn’t the same one your brain wants. and occasionally you can find inspiration in the impromptu side projects that cause a major breakthrough in whatever you just backburnered!