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World of Warcraft. Estimate around 15 000 hours.

League of Legends. A tough one to estimate. Maybe around 3 000.

Then its Diablo 2 or Warcraft 3. No idea which one is left outside of my top 3 tbh.

Yeah it's hard. I might go retro :)

I still don't know how to go about finding these. I've had so many bad experiences I hardly know what I like anymore. All I "know" is I'm not big on FPS games. But at the same time I loves The Last of Us.

There are a lot of survival-ish games that use PvPvE. The Battle Royales. Never played one either tbh.

Yeah this is the point of the topic :) Saying stuff that others might not agree on.

There is a card game called Rogue Adventure that I've poured hundreds of hours into over the years. Love it to bits!

Maybe you just like BBC? :) Nothing to be ashamed of. Plenty of people do!

Sorry for not sticking to your to options. But. If your brother have a Switch, why not considering a Switch Pro Controller? Works great on PC, on Steam Deck, and of course Switch. I'm loving mine for PC gaming.

Can you clarify what you mean by BBC hanging? Thanks in advance.

Bummer!

Godly post. Sticky?

I don't think it has issues with many games. Plus it doesn't have a monthly fee to play online. I feel this is sooo overlooked. If you use the Deck for three-four years you have essentially gotten it for the same price as a Ps or Xbox sub.

I see! Not possible to add the installer as a Steam Game and afterwards add the launcher? Just like the guides for Battle.net client? That's a bummer then!

Why do you want Windows? Specific game? Most can be installed without Windows.

I've only seen and read tests. Speeds are barely noticable, if at all, from what I've been able to understand.

256 internal with a 512 micro sd should be enough foe most of us.

He is called Joel Glazer and is the bane of this club. Nothing new, this. It's how it's been for a decade now.

I have the official dock. Overall satisfied but doesn't work great with the tv downstairs (Philips One). I have to unplug the power every time I want to dock my Deck or I get no picture on the tv.

Because on the most expensive Steam Deck the screen has anti glare. Anti glare screens have somewhat reduced sharpness. That in itself isn't a problem until you start thinking about a screen protector. Not getting one? Then no issue.

But if you want to protect the screen you start getting in this wierd place with no good choices. A regular screen protector will mess up the anti glare and you get the reduced sharpness on top. And if you get an anti glare screen protector you now have X2 reduced sharpness.

Better going with the mid range Deck, get better inbuilt storage compared to the base version which somewhat matters when you start tweaking the Deck. And now you can buy any screen protector. No headache. On the Deck you can also dedicate disk space into virtual ram which is great. Not so great on my 64gb Deck tho. I would've wanted a 256gb one for that reason alone and now I'm on the fence about buying a 1tb ssd and start opening it up. I wouldn't have bothered if I had a 256gb model.

Go for it. It's incredible. Get the middle one. Anti glare doesn't make sense built in. Get a screen protector for that.

They are way more powerful but makes less use of the power. Also way more expensive most of the time. Valve actually sells the Deck at a loss and hope to get it back on games. It's currently the best value for money.