Basically every game runs fine on Linux, just not those games with strict anti cheat.

I’ve been using an Xbox one controller on pop os and never had any issues personally. I just use a regular USB Bluetooth receiver. Sometimes it takes a bit to connect when I turn it on but that’s about it.

The messages are very limited and are almost entirely people congratulating you or saying something dumb like fort night

Oh I may have misread the comment, apologies

Warframe works fine on linux, just saying

I literally got stick drift a week after release day, ever since then I’ve gotten stick drift on two other controllers (just on ps5) It’s just a lottery and I’m fucking tired of it

FFXIV works really well on console and that’s a full MMO

Yep. Most reviews I saw were complaining about the difficulty and while I get that to a degree, the game gives you so many tools. I felt like DS3 and 2’s DLCs had a much steeper difficulty curve. The ones complaining about performance felt justified though. I’m still getting dropped frames and stutters on a 4090…

Also saw a review complaining that it’s overpriced because it can be finished in 4 hours. I think they missed a zero there…

How is that a spoiler? Those are the requirements to access the DLC. I’ll delete anyway, just in case

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They need this for achievements. PlayStation has had it for years and it works perfectly

XIV’s story is insanely good though but I guess we’re not counting DLCs here (although the first 2 expansions are free now)

Please go touch some grass

I got Helldivers to work by making it open in windowed mode rather than full screen, then making it full screen once it opened. Seems to be a common issue with it. someone on protonDB mentioned it iirc.

What games are you playing that run at a stable 60 on a steam deck?

You’ll probably only have to wait 2 weeks. It’s Ubisoft after all

Except that it runs like shit on consoles too

Rider has just been better in every way imo. I haven’t touched VS in years.

It does cost but you also get a permanent licence for the version you paid for so you can pay for a year and keep that version.

I dunno, my livelihood is pretty high up in priorities for me personally.

I was more just giving context about how things work from a game dev perspective