PC Gaming

All you talk about is defending the criminal after they were convicted of the crime.

You ever heard of nuance? I'm beginning to think maybe you havent considering your wacky ass statements.

There is room to argue why a judgement may be Just/Unjust. The law upheld by people and people aren't exactly perfect. So there's room for debate.

You are acting like those stupid trump supporters who don’t care about the criminal act.

"You disagree with me therefore you are the worst thing I can possibly thing of."

That's such a genuinely stupid remark to make.

I do care about criminal charges but shit ain't as black and white as you seem to think it is. Like you yourself said, these things are upheld by people and people are rarely ever perfect so I think there's plenty of room to argue why you think a ruling may or may not be perfectly just/unjust.

The legal system has it's flaws.

the controller lawsuit was under jury, AKA the people AMERICAN people voted Valve committed the crime of stealing patent.

Go look at that link I sent in regards to the Valve vs Ironburg case.

Specifically this

The verdict was reversed.

https://law.justia.com/cases/federal/appellate-courts/cafc/20-1315/20-1315-2021-08-17.html Here's the full document.

See what I mean by decisions by people aren't perfect and should never be 100% ride or die?

The Europe Commission trial documents are open for the public to read.

Send me the source then. Like I said, I've looked and I've only found information about the geoblocking and how Valve and a few other companies colluded on that.

If you can point me to some information on valve getting done for exclusivity stuff, that would be great.

During the AU lawsuit Valve was fined for trying to hide the truth about refunds. Valve lawyers fought to the highest court to not pay the millions.

I didn't dispute this at all. Why are you reiterating on something I agreed with like I said anything different?

Valve is not good in any case and will never consider you a loyal customer. You are a money bag to them.

My honest reaction (I am extremely whelmed by this information that I have just heard for the first time)

there’s hundreds of reports of Steam Deck or Proton unable to work.

There's hundreds of reports of just about every device out there not working. It's almost like you make something look really bad by being very vague with your statements.

It's also really easy to do that when you refuse to look at positive reports and also the fact that people are generally less likely to make reports like "My steam deck is working alright" which creates a negativity bias.

It's also really easy to do that when you completely ignore that Linux gaming is still in it's early stages and far from perfect. This isn't specifically a steam deck issue, this is just linux in general. It's only in the last few years that Linux even started to become viable for gaming. Not to mention the fact that linux gaming is largely banking on a compatibility layer because it's trying to run games built for a completely different operating system.

Do you actually know anything about linux/linux gaming at all? Everything you have spoken about regarding linux/linux gaming or the deck has been completely wrong. Again. either you have absolutely no idea what TF you're going on about, or you're lying through your ass.

You were wrong about the x64 thing. You were wrong about the CD thing. You were missing a lot of information when it came to running different OS's on the deck. In fact you were really vague about the majority of that as well. Never gave anything specific. Just said there were problems and never elaborated on them. Why?

A simple github search from serious tickets to low problems are available for the public to read.

Ok, now go do that to any major Github/Gitlab project and realise that they all have a myriad of tickets of varying severity. But don't forget to lose any of the nuance like you did here though.

It's not like Linux Gaming is still in it's VERY early stages and that the Steam Deck is primarily reliant on linux to do it's job. Or that linux gaming is an incredibly complex task to handle given all the low level work that is put into compatibility. The vast, vast majority of games that run on linux are written for a completely different operating system and 100% rely on compatibility layers that capture their windows and graphics API calls and translates them to their closest linux and/or vulkan calls while also having the condition of having as little overhead as possible. And that's only part of the problem.

Lets not forget though that you can make any situation look bad if you're very vague with your statements, provide no reasoning, ignore all nuance and you compare them to literally nothing and just look at it in a vacuum.

Yes, the deck has issues. But have you seen the amount of work that valve has put in to improve things? There is active work put into the entire project. A lot of that work also makes it's way to linux at large as well since a lot of the issues are just to do with the infancy of Linux gaming.

I mean there must be a baller ass reason why the deck is the most successful handheld on the market if it's got all these problems that are as catastrophic as you seem to imply. People that aren't the most hardcore shills generally have a hard time excusing things when their $300-$500 dollar hardware is shitting the bed as hard as you seem to want to imply.

People with working kits are far less likely to open tickets. "My device works well" isn't useful to anyone, is it? No fucking wonder all you're seeing is bug reports and tickets. You're looking at the place that is specifically for people to post bug reports and tickets.

You don’t even dare to research the truth either

I've been open about my attempts to search about these things. I've also taken every opportunity to ask you for help in finding this information. I've also not commented on the things I couldn't find any information about. I've backed up as many of my claims as I could. Wish the same could be said about you, who has been largely spouting objectively wrong information with no indication of research at all.