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• #5,701

They were pretty clear that they weren't going to be sending them out then and there, so I don't even know why you're counting July - February other than to inflate the number in bad faith.

C'mon now, I'm not inflating anything, I'm just reporting a number; from the time you placed your order to the time Valve thinks they can fulfil that order is 18 months, give or take.

Now, you can go ahead and justify number any way you want. Yes, of course it was a preorder so there is some wait expectation built into that, although most businesses tend not to take preorders that require more than a few weeks or a few months to fulfil. Taking preorders that you can't fulfil for well past a year would seem to be the "bad faith" act here, but that's just me. I've seen ERA posters crucified for less apologetic stances than this.

• #5,702

Has anyone gotten the EA desktop beta app working?

• #5,703

I've got some display offset issue with NES games but otherwise EmuDeck + EmulationStation does what it says on the tin. Fixed my hotkey issues. Gamecube controls they mapped are a little weird but so is that controller.

If I was ever considering SteamRomManager I'm definitely not anymore.

• #5,704

Oh wow, that is one mystery solved. I've been trying to get this to work for weeks.

Crazy that the game/app needs to be in the first position to set the horizontal, and you have to open another game to move the icon to the right so you can then set the vertical art.

This will probably be ironed out over time, but whew.

I forgot to reply to this, but since I used Steam ROM manager a while ago, I quickly figured out it's more convenient and cleaner to just download them from SteamGrid and add them manually (unless you have to add a billion games of course) but if you don't want to open every game to get the horizontal cover to show up (I don't have a Deck so adjust this to SteamOS) go to the Steam\userdata\yourID\config\grid folder and find the game you need, you're gonna see, for example, "0123456789p" for the vertical cover, "0123456789_logo" for the logo, "0123456789_hero" for the background and you can just add and rename your horizontal cover as "0123456789", no suffix. If you hover over the game you can see that it's been applied.

• #5,705

Btw unless you're dead-set on playing Windows-only games away from home, I highly suggest just installing Moonlight (or just using Steam Remote play) and streaming from a desktop PC instead of dual-booting or replacing SteamOS entirely.

I've been playing Nioh for the first time via Moonlight and as sensitive as I am to input lag, I honestly can't detect any in this type of game. For shmups I probably could, but for anything that has any sort of wind-up animations it's completely negligible. I've seen 5-7ms thrown around as to how much input lag Moonlight adds. In terms of visual fidelity, whatever desktop PC you have will certainly perform better than a Steam Deck regardless. In my case, 3D games look significantly better when downscaled from 1440p and maxed settings than when running natively on the Deck. If you're worried about bandwidth, save the money from buying an expensive SD card and just get an enterprise grade WiFi access point. I'm running Moonlight at its max 150Mbps without issue using an access point that cost like €50 (and solved so many other networking headaches).

Heck, using Steam Remote Play this approach might even apply to playing away from home if your desktop PC is still running. Obviously more input lag than a local network but I'd say its on par with something like Stadia and I've had really good experiences playing anything that doesn't require ultra precise input timing.

Also you can easily use Moonlight to stream your desktop applications as well, so if you need to run Photoshop or MS Office or whatever on your Deck, knock yourself out. Stream Remote Play is a lot more limited with this, unfortunately, but there are workarounds that can even make that happen when out and about.

• #5,706

Anybody having the right track pad and joystick haptics being on and super sensitive during steam os, Steam menu, and "…." Menu are up? Works fine in games but it's been doing it since the last update.

• #5,707

I've got some display offset issue with NES games but otherwise EmuDeck + EmulationStation does what it says on the tin. Fixed my hotkey issues. Gamecube controls they mapped are a little weird but so is that controller.

If I was ever considering SteamRomManager I'm definitely not anymore.

Can I ask why you prefer it over SteamRomManager? I use it on my PC and I like it well enough, so I was planning on just doing the same thing on my deck once that arrives. But I'm always on the lookout for a better system.

• #5,708

I will tonight after work and let you know

Are we even using the same emu? Just to be sure, you are using standalone dolphin downloaded from app discovery right?

I tried Twin Snake, did the first section, took the elevator to the snowy area then got inside the base. Solid 60fps with maybe 1 or 2 dips to 58. Cutscenes are 30 but I think that's normal.

• #5,709

Can I ask why you prefer it over SteamRomManager? I use it on my PC and I like it well enough, so I was planning on just doing the same thing on my deck once that arrives. But I'm always on the lookout for a better system.

I don't want emulated games mixed in with pc games.

Before it was a necessary evil that went along with something that configured and optimized everything for me. Now I can still have everything setup, but use ES as a front end instead.

Last edited: Mar 30, 2022

• #5,710

I will tonight after work and let you know

So I ended up just running EmuDeck again which re-setup everything from scratch and probably removed some bad settings I had. Things are better. Also for twin snakes, the codec screen is blue if you have 'efb copies to texture only' enabled. If you disable it, its fixed. But also, if its disabled, the framerate is incosistent. So I'll stick with the blue codec screen I guess since it doesn't drop at all now.

• #5,711

So I ended up just running EmuDeck again which re-setup everything from scratch and probably removed some bad settings I had. Things are better. Also for twin snakes, the codec screen is blue if you have 'efb copies to texture only' enabled. If you disable it, its fixed. But also, if its disabled, the framerate is incosistent. So I'll stick with the blue codec screen I guess since it doesn't drop at all now.

I dont have any of these issues. Codec works fine and framerate is stable.

• #5,712

I dont have any of these issues. Codec works fine and framerate is stable.

This is what I experience

Are you using texture packs? (which I guess fix that issue). Honestly I can't complain anymore now that the performance is perfectly stable. Stopping my MGS1 play through and going back to Twin Snakes.

• #5,713

This is what I experience

Are you using texture packs? (which I guess fix that issue). Honestly I can't complain anymore now that the performance is perfectly stable. Stopping my MGS1 play through and going back to Twin Snakes.

Oh that's what you mean by blue. Yes it is the same for me. I did not even realize it. I thought you mean the whole screen was blue with no image

• #5,714

Oh that's what you mean by blue. Yes it is the same for me. I did not even realize it. I thought you mean the whole screen was blue with no image

I learned my lesson today, don't tweak too many knobs and things will mostly just work

• #5,715

I don't want emulated games mixed in with pc games.

Before it was a necessary evil that went along with something that configured and optimized everything for me. Now I can still have everything setup, but use ES as a front end instead.

Ah makes sense! Really liked the modern Switch-based UI, so I was curious what others thought. Thanks!

• #5,716

Looking at my Deck pre-order page it originally said September to October and now it says July to September. I wonder what changed to be moved forward by nearly 2 months. I wonder if folks just didn't like the initial release after reviews and canceled? I still want a Steam Deck regardless. It'll be the perfect portable emulation device.

• #5,717

Steam Deck OS Beta Patch Notes: March 30, 2022
We have made updates to SteamOS and BIOS for Steam Deck in the beta channel, for those who would like to try it out and provide feedback.

You can opt into this by going to Settings > System on your Steam Deck, and selecting Beta from the System Update Channel. Again, this OS and BIOS are still in beta and and being tested, so only opt-in if you would like to try it out and provide feedback.

• Added messaging when a charger that doesn't meet the minimum bar is plugged in
• Added uncapped framerate setting in Quick Access menu > Performance
• Added fTPM support, enabling Windows 11 installation
• Added button combo hold "..." + volume - to reset PD contract in the cases where Steam Deck gets stuck due to an incompatible Type-C device
• Updated power LED to dim a few seconds after power supply plug events for better experience in dark environments
• Improved compatibility for a number of Type C docks and PSUs
• Improved battery life in idle or very low usage scenarios
• Improved stability
• Fixed issues where the touch screen does not work after some boots
• Fixed compatibility with some SD cards specifically when used as boot devices.
• Removed some kernel (ACPI) errors

• #5,718

Steam Deck OS Beta Patch Notes: March 30, 2022
We have made updates to SteamOS and BIOS for Steam Deck in the beta channel, for those who would like to try it out and provide feedback.

You can opt into this by going to Settings > System on your Steam Deck, and selecting Beta from the System Update Channel. Again, this OS and BIOS are still in beta and and being tested, so only opt-in if you would like to try it out and provide feedback.

• Added messaging when a charger that doesn't meet the minimum bar is plugged in
• Added uncapped framerate setting in Quick Access menu > Performance
• Added fTPM support, enabling Windows 11 installation
• Added button combo hold "..." + volume - to reset PD contract in the cases where Steam Deck gets stuck due to an incompatible Type-C device
• Updated power LED to dim a few seconds after power supply plug events for better experience in dark environments
• Improved compatibility for a number of Type C docks and PSUs
• Improved battery life in idle or very low usage scenarios
• Improved stability
• Fixed issues where the touch screen does not work after some boots
• Fixed compatibility with some SD cards specifically when used as boot devices.
• Removed some kernel (ACPI) errors

Looks like this is the USB hub fix

• #5,719

Source for said patch notes is here. Good to see a quicker workaround for the charging issue some people were having, as is some groundwork being laid to try to resolve said issue, plus getting Windows 11 support online.

• #5,720

And details on today's Steam Deck Client Update: https://store.steampowered.com/news/app/1675200/view/3215014689176368943

• Added dual trackpad typing support to onscreen keyboard
• Added game mode onscreen keyboard to Desktop mode
• Added Family Sharing status to game details page. Borrowers will see whose library they are borrowing from, and lenders will see a message if their library is currently in use by a borrower.
• Added a Calibration and Advanced Settings screen with options for:
  • Adjusting deadzones for the left and right Joysticks
  • Adjusting haptic strength for left and right Trackpads
  • Joysticks and other sensors on external gamepads
• Updated network connection flow to connect without re-prompting for a known password
• Improved performance downloading library images after logging in, leading to less stuttering
• Removed display of 'B' back button in Overlay Quick Access Menu
• Fixed onscreen keyboard input issues when connecting to public WiFi captive portals
• Fixed issue where Chrome wouldn't install from the non-Steam section of the Library

• #5,721

And details on today's Steam Deck Client Update: https://store.steampowered.com/news/app/1675200/view/3215014689176368943

• Added dual trackpad typing support to onscreen keyboard
• Added game mode onscreen keyboard to Desktop mode
• Fixed issue where Chrome wouldn't install from the non-Steam section of the Library

Nice changes. Fucking finally they fixed Chrome install. Though Edge has been working really well for me.

Sirhc

Hasn't made a thread yet. Shame me.

• #5,722

• Added dual trackpad typing support to onscreen keyboarb

FINALLY!!! Megaton QoL update, will take a little bit to get used to with the new KB but it's a huge step up from mashing my dpad to type 5wpm

• #5,723

Sorry I'm late , I'm Italian and I was sleeping.
As I may suck in writing in perfect English/American language, I can re-direct to this guide as for the WinSCP guide.

Once you've established a connection between your Gaming PC and your Steam Deck and have enabled the "show hidden files" as explained in the above guide, you can do as follows:

1. from Steam Gaming interface on Steam Deck start download the game you already have into your Gaming Pc - let's suppose is Ghostwire Tokyo).
2. after a while (such as the download of the shader and other wrappers Steam Deck may need) when you see it's starting downloading the real game pause the game and go to the Desktop mode.
3. From WinSCP left panel, reach your Steam gaming folder in your pc folder and see which is the game to copy (say it's in disk E:, so E:\SteamLibrary\steamapps\common\Ghostwire Tokyo)
4. reach the (hidden) folder on the Steam Deck containing Steam game (/home/deck/.local/share/Steam/steamapps/common/)
5. on the Steam Deck you will see the Ghostwire Tokyo folder.
6. enter both folders (on your gaming PC and on your Steam Deck)Drag and drop the content of the GT folder of your PC gaming into the GT folder of your Steam Deck. Pay attention to the estimated copy time: Steam Deck went in sleep mode after a while I had to turn back on and do not touch anything on WinSCP once it senses the SD is back awake it continues to copy file - I do not know how to change the sleep timing on SD - I'm investigating. Meanwhile I was clicking the screen to avoid that...
7. When copy is done, close WinSCP
8. Return to Steam Gaming UI
9. Uninstall the suspended game.
10. Press install again
11. Steam Deck will check the already present files in the game folder.
12. After the validation ends your game is ready (that the Steam Deck will see completely downloaded now).
13. Run the game.

No hassle with permission or similar other thing as WinSCP took care of it during the copy process.

Note1: why to use LAN instead of download? My LAN speed stays fixed to 110MB/s while my download ethernet speed from Steam varies between 80MB/S to 108MB/s so there is a valid reason, I think.

Note2: To successfully play with GT on your Steam Deck you need to be in Proton GE 7.2. I've tried with an unsupported game to be sure the process is right (and it's working).

Now someone explain the battery tricks I may apply

Am I doing something wrong? my transfer speed with Winscp is 100kb lol.
Edit:
Nevermind
I was not on the same wifi

• #5,724

Pinball Arcade is stuck at a much smaller resolution than the screen in DX11 mode, and the configuration utility doesn't seem to have any choices that directly affect DX11 screen resolution. DX9 runs in full screen, but this sacrifices some effects like room brightness and ball reflections. Any ideas on how to get it to run full screen in DX11?

Last edited: Mar 30, 2022

• #5,725

Anybody having the right track pad and joystick haptics being on and super sensitive during steam os, Steam menu, and "…." Menu are up? Works fine in games but it's been doing it since the last update.

So it was fine before the update? I only got mine this past Monday. My right trackpad haptics are pretty noticeably stronger than the left, which makes sensitivity feel different compared to the left. I have seen on Steam that it is very very common and a haptics tool to adjust strength of each side was promised and just now added today. Have you tried those new adjustments?

• #5,726

Adjusting haptic strength for left and right Trackpads

Hmm. This isn't what I hoped for. I set the left haptics as low as they would go (1), and they're still more pronounced than the right (which is still at the recommend default of 5). Grrr.

• #5,727

Pinball Arcade is stuck at a much smaller resolution than the screen in DX11 mode, and the configuration utility doesn't seem to have any choices that directly affect DX11 screen resolution. DX9 runs in full screen, but this sacrifices some effects like room brightness and ball reflections. Any ideas on how to get it to run full screen in DX11?

I just checked the proton bug list and didn't see this game listed, so it may be worth filing a bug on the proton github where valve can see that there are compatibility issues w/ dx11 mode. Generally, gamescope should handle fullscreen automatically on steam deck but it might be failing in this scenario.

• #5,728

Oh ffs the new update deleted my custom steam input for morrowind. Fucking christ, it took a lot of time to tweak everything just right and its all deleted. Fucking hell Valve.

• #5,729

Oh ffs the new update deleted my custom steam input for morrowind. Fucking christ, it took a lot of time to tweak everything just right and its all deleted. Fucking hell Valve.

Wow that sucks. Is there no way to back up your input settings somewhere?

• #5,730

Aren't Steam Input configurations saved on the steam servers? Have you tried browsing the "Your Configurations" folder?

• #5,731

Wow that sucks. Is there no way to back up your input settings somewhere?

Aren't Steam Input configurations saved on the steam servers? Have you tried browsing the "Your Configurations" folder?

You can back up steam input configs but its a manual process not automatic (need to export the config). Lesson learned I guess since I can't trust valve. If it were only keys it'd be a minor inconvenience but I tweaked pretty much every slider in the trackpad menu and thats gonna be hell to try replicate what I was used to.

• #5,732

Oh ffs the new update deleted my custom steam input for morrowind. Fucking christ, it took a lot of time to tweak everything just right and its all deleted. Fucking hell Valve.

Aw, that blows, back when I first got my Steam Controller I spent a loooong time setting up input configs for different games. Honestly, I spent more time configuring my Steam Controller for games than I ever actually played them, haha.

Btw unless you're dead-set on playing Windows-only games away from home, I highly suggest just installing Moonlight (or just using Steam Remote play) and streaming from a desktop PC instead of dual-booting or replacing SteamOS entirely.

I've been playing Nioh for the first time via Moonlight and as sensitive as I am to input lag, I honestly can't detect any in this type of game. For shmups I probably could, but for anything that has any sort of wind-up animations it's completely negligible. I've seen 5-7ms thrown around as to how much input lag Moonlight adds. In terms of visual fidelity, whatever desktop PC you have will certainly perform better than a Steam Deck regardless. In my case, 3D games look significantly better when downscaled from 1440p and maxed settings than when running natively on the Deck. If you're worried about bandwidth, save the money from buying an expensive SD card and just get an enterprise grade WiFi access point. I'm running Moonlight at its max 150Mbps without issue using an access point that cost like €50 (and solved so many other networking headaches).

Heck, using Steam Remote Play this approach might even apply to playing away from home if your desktop PC is still running. Obviously more input lag than a local network but I'd say its on par with something like Stadia and I've had really good experiences playing anything that doesn't require ultra precise input timing.

Also you can easily use Moonlight to stream your desktop applications as well, so if you need to run Photoshop or MS Office or whatever on your Deck, knock yourself out. Stream Remote Play is a lot more limited with this, unfortunately, but there are workarounds that can even make that happen when out and about.

Moonlight is really impressive. All the PC gaming I've done in the last 4 years or so has all been streamed to my iPad and the vast majority of the time the performance is imperceptible to native for me.

Honestly, the only Windows exclusive I care much about playing is Halo Wars 2 which I bought fairly recently. And I suppose if any games don't run great on Steam Deck right away I can always just stream them.

Last edited: Mar 31, 2022

• #5,733

Just installed Armor Princess to check for you. It works fine.

Unfortunately the text doesn't really "scale" down to 1280x800 so it ends up very pixelated and seems to lack hinting, making it somewhat unreadable - even when using the magnifier. Maybe gamescope can be used to force higher resolution that are then scaled down (I doubt performance would be an issue) but I haven't looked into that myself yet.

Also the water looked buggy as heck for me when set to the default "High". Switched it down to "Normal" and now it looks correct.

So yeah, if you're going to read the story it's not gonna be a good experience. If you just want to battle and do campaign stuff it's perfectly servicable.

Thank you for checking! It sounds dad feasible!

• #5,734

Testing the new haptic feedback controller test and yeah my left trackpad is easily 80% weaker than my right. I guess yet another defect to add to the list with the sticky b hutton and whiny fan. Really won the shit lottery over here. I noticed that applying a small amount of pressure with my thumb on the left trackpad makes the haptic work like it should. I feel like maybe the trackpad is slighly mismounted and too high up.

• #5,735

You're telling me the fan is loud enough to hear over the noise of jet engines on a plane? Come on.

You are underestimating the noise of a plane. I've seen reviews that specifically call this out.

Here's PC gamer for one:

They tested around low 40s to mid 50s decibels.

Now, if something is wrong with the fan and the device needs to be RMA'ed, I'm not saying it shouldn't be. I'm just highly doubting even the worst offenders would make a dent on an airplane.

I know for someone that isn't getting a Deck anytime soon it must be painful to catch up with the news, but the article you posted means squiddly shit, it's been proven that whatever fan the press got, is just does the typical woosh sounds, is not the same as the one being reported to be high pitched, so you can be sure that no matter if it is a trans/continental flight, a bus ride, or the express to Cardiff the one next to you is going to notice the mini shrieking banshee on your hands.

• #5,736

Has anyone gotten the EA desktop beta app working?

Maybe just try to install it via the setup.exe added to steam and install it in some home directory. That way I just got Bnet working.

• #5,737

It's a bit fiddly, honestly.

I downloaded a Script from Github that add exe to Steam with a right click. Worked great for that.

• #5,738

I've got some display offset issue with NES games but otherwise EmuDeck + EmulationStation does what it says on the tin. Fixed my hotkey issues. Gamecube controls they mapped are a little weird but so is that controller.

If I was ever considering SteamRomManager I'm definitely not anymore.

That's really interesting, because I felt like putting my foot through a wall after 2-3 hours of pissing about with SteamRomManager. Have you got some sort of guide that you used?

• #5,739

Looks like this is the USB hub fix

my anker 7in1 hub is working now. No more ACPI errors.

• #5,740

Did some testing and what deleted my steam input config is not the update, its renaming a nonsteam app. I can reproduce the issue each time by simplying renaming my OpenMW Launcher app name to anything else.

• #5,741

Dolphin runs great for me. I tested a bunch of gc and wii games and they all run pretty much flawlessly. For Wii, you have to mess with the controls. Like I played Donkey Kong Country Returns with the motion move mapped to a button and it was glorious. last Story had some slight stutter but nothing major. Skies of Arcadia and Paper Mario TYD had no issue at all

What's not working for you?

Oh my god….why ? Skie of arcadia……..never thought of playing it on steam deck ! But now i want to try it when i will get it. Even if chrono cross is going to be my one of my fist game on it.

• #5,742

Oh my god….why ? Skie of arcadia……..never thought of playing it on steam deck ! But now i want to try it when i will get it. Even if chrono cross is going to be my one of my fist game on it.

Heya craven68 o/ I should get my Steam Deck today...I also want to go back and replay Skies of Arcadia on it now...good idea!

• #5,743

Still preferable to having to set up scripts, being subscribed to a dozen channels for notifications and having to be on top of them constantly. Like, yeah, you may not be in the first batch, but at least you're in line and can get one with relatively low effort demanded instead of being constantly cut off by scalpers or people who are willing to put way more effort into securing a unit.

As for putting things into perspective, I ordered mine between one and two weeks after pre-orders went open, and I'm slated to get it only 5-6 months after the folks who did so within the first minutes. That's pretty good if you ask me.

You got in the Q2 batch with a week later preorder? I ordered an hour later (actually I tried ordering within the first few seconds but Valve locked me into a pending state for an hour then just cancelled my preorder) and I'm in Q3

• #5,744

Would Super Mario Galaxy 2 work well or does it really require motion move to play?

Super curious if Deck can maintain 720/60

My old 3570k could back then, with significantly older builds of Dolphin. I'm pretty sure the more modern CPU on the Steam Deck won't have issues

• #5,745

Well, I got my first hardware defect. These analog sticks are awful

The white paint on the joystick right where it meets the plastic edge of the casing around the analog is chipping off (why the fuck would you paint a joystick) on the top right (probably because that's the most commonly used directions?). Which makes the analog stick feel awful when spun in a circle/it gets caught sort of on the top right and has friction there. Will take a picture tomorrow, but it's pretty annoying seeing as how it's not even a month old

• #5,746

My old 3570k could back then, with significantly older builds of Dolphin. I'm pretty sure the more modern CPU on the Steam Deck won't have issues

This youtuber couldn't manage SMG1 full speed. It's safe to say dolphin on Deck still needs optimization to run well on more demanding games

• #5,747

You got in the Q2 batch with a week later preorder? I ordered an hour later (actually I tried ordering within the first few seconds but Valve locked me into a pending state for an hour then just cancelled my preorder) and I'm in Q3

Also Q3 (Jul-Sep) so it should've said 5-7. Though, perhaps optimistically, that crowdsourced delivery estimate site indicated July iirc. Maybe the reason I'm not even later is a matter of regional allotments.

• #5,748

Looking at my Deck pre-order page it originally said September to October and now it says July to September. I wonder what changed to be moved forward by nearly 2 months. I wonder if folks just didn't like the initial release after reviews and canceled? I still want a Steam Deck regardless. It'll be the perfect portable emulation device.

It never said September to October, that's not a quarter. Your memories are wrong.

• #5,749

Steam Deck OS Beta Patch Notes: March 30, 2022
We have made updates to SteamOS and BIOS for Steam Deck in the beta channel, for those who would like to try it out and provide feedback.

You can opt into this by going to Settings > System on your Steam Deck, and selecting Beta from the System Update Channel. Again, this OS and BIOS are still in beta and and being tested, so only opt-in if you would like to try it out and provide feedback.

• Added messaging when a charger that doesn't meet the minimum bar is plugged in
• Added uncapped framerate setting in Quick Access menu > Performance
• Added fTPM support, enabling Windows 11 installation
• Added button combo hold "..." + volume - to reset PD contract in the cases where Steam Deck gets stuck due to an incompatible Type-C device
• Updated power LED to dim a few seconds after power supply plug events for better experience in dark environments
• Improved compatibility for a number of Type C docks and PSUs
• Improved battery life in idle or very low usage scenarios
• Improved stability
• Fixed issues where the touch screen does not work after some boots
• Fixed compatibility with some SD cards specifically when used as boot devices.
• Removed some kernel (ACPI) errors

I'm assuming the uncapped framerate means no forced Vsync, I hope they add an option for custom frame caps and the ability to turn vsync on and off. Seems like a no brainer, but it might not be a priority.

• #5,750

Heya craven68 o/ I should get my Steam Deck today...I also want to go back and replay Skies of Arcadia on it now...good idea!

Hahahahahaha you got it before me ! Skies of Arcadia was so good. Tell me how it run on it x)

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