Frame rate and optimization issues currently leave CS2 anything but playable on Steam Deck, but it appears that Valve is working quickly to fix things.
How is any of that relevant to a company being able to design games for what they want…?
But I will address this point. Yes it would limit what they could do to the PC version, look at what happened to coop for BG3 on the series S, sometimes devices just can’t do everything….
Now you’re just reaching. And again, I never said at any point that they should be able to do everything. Stop putting words in my mouth. I am saying that the steamdeck should be able to play CS2 at an acceptable frame rate, which a rough 30 is not.
Fun fact: my steamdeck can play Baldur’s gate at roughly 45 FPS. Great example on your part.
I also never put words in your mouth. I’ve used different methods to describe how companies make games for other hardware all the time.
Why should this game be different? Are you going to answer any of my questions or are you just going to continue to deflect with these endless fallacies?
How is any of that relevant to a company being able to design games for what they want…?
But I will address this point. Yes it would limit what they could do to the PC version, look at what happened to coop for BG3 on the series S, sometimes devices just can’t do everything….
Now you’re just reaching. And again, I never said at any point that they should be able to do everything. Stop putting words in my mouth. I am saying that the steamdeck should be able to play CS2 at an acceptable frame rate, which a rough 30 is not.
Fun fact: my steamdeck can play Baldur’s gate at roughly 45 FPS. Great example on your part.
Where am I reaching?
I also never put words in your mouth. I’ve used different methods to describe how companies make games for other hardware all the time.
Why should this game be different? Are you going to answer any of my questions or are you just going to continue to deflect with these endless fallacies?
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