- A list of all DLC opens with a checkbox next to each.
How could this be handled better? I'm not a Steam fanboy, I'm just baffled by the complaint because the current implementation seems as good as I can imagine it being.
In my experience Steam has always installed all DLC automatically (like I want it to), but I don't know if that's always the case for everybody.
A "minimal install" to save space with lower-res textures and such would be a nice option on a portable device.
I know value and use is subjective, but do you feel like the higher tier models are worth the price? They get expensive quick for the ones with decent storage.
Honestly I came away from this thinking that the lower-priced ones are going to be just fine for people who get one. More memory is always nice, of course, but it just seems like a solid product all around.
I got the 512gb one just because an SSD is probably a lot faster than a microSD card.
By the way someone over at Kiwi Farms e-mailed Gabe and he replied with the type of SSD confirming it's replacable. Not an official announcement but hey, it's Gabe. So you could just get the cheap one and do that.
Also super excited for the Deck. I'm going to wait to see all the independent reviews on youtube to see about the build quality before cashing in my reservation, but on paper it's everything I want.
I don't even know how interested I am in this, but I'll at least try it a couple times, without making a kneejerk "I don't like change" reaction.
I don't know if you're new to the 21st century, but there are about 10.000 times as much content out there as there are hours in a day. And that's just the internet.
I'm not about to "at least" try something out, much less a couple of times, if everything about it seems off-putting on the surface. Why would I? Because it's hosted on the same websites as other content I used to like? I'm already passing up on tons of stuff I'm sure are great but I just don't have the time for.
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