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.

Commenting because I am also interested.

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

Anyone else see this?

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