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doggle , in Anyone else tested the new recording feature?

No, didn’t know about this. My graphics card software has a similar feature that I suspect is slightly better for performance and works on everything, not just steam games.

kuberoot ,

Yeah, obs also has similar features - not sure if performance would actually differ, assuming it uses hardware acceleration for the encoding. That said, I suspect this is specifically directed at steam deck, Valve probably wants a built-in, easy to use version there.

RmDebArc_5 , in Save 100% on Intravenous on Steam, only until July 16th!
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Thanks, would’ve missed it. Gonna try that on deck

Mango , in Save 100% on Intravenous on Steam, only until July 16th!

Nice! This is probably fantastic on Steam Deck!

Evotech , in What are some old or new Steam alternatives to StarCraft 1 & 2?

Battle Aces has been pretty fun. It’s in beta now

Evotech , in What are some old or new Steam alternatives to StarCraft 1 & 2?

Battle Aces has been pretty fun. It’s in beta now

Made by ec SC2 devs. David Kim etc. Has been widely adopted by the pro SC2 scene

There’s no base building, no build times for units, no build orders essentially. It’s SC2 in essence, but boiled down to the essentials.

Blaiz0r , in What are some old or new Steam alternatives to StarCraft 1 & 2?
muhyb , in What are some old or new Steam alternatives to StarCraft 1 & 2?

As a person who played almost every RTS games, I can easily say there are no alternatives for StarCraft. Old Blizzard was number 1.

ByteOnBikes ,

I don’t think any rts will match the perfection that was SC Broad Wars.

It’s like Counterstrike 1.6. It was perfect and all games expanding off of that is just making me feel nostalgic.

electricprism ,

If only the map archives were organized properly. It would be cool of everyone uploaded their SCM and SCX and then dupeguru could run over it all.

HubertManne , in Steam users have spent $19 billion on games they’ve never played

I could still play them.

ZeroHora , in Steam users have spent $19 billion on games they’ve never played
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Is the tribute we pay for our lord and saviour GabeN

Quazatron , in Steam users have spent $19 billion on games they’ve never played
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Sorry everyone. Ill try to do better, I promise.

anticonnor , in How do I cope with the Steam Community?

I’m also not a fan of memes, but I acknowledge that many other people are. The most I can do is block communities that are expressly for memes and shrug off the rest. There’s plenty of other places for grouches like us.

demizerone , in What do you think of this prediction?

Valve doesn’t need infinite growth to survive wallstreet. Proton is open source and very popular.

corbin , in What do you think of this prediction?

I wrote about this a few months ago: www.spacebar.news/steam-time-bomb/

GBU_28 , in What do you think of this prediction?

I already have enough games to last a lifetime, stored to my storage

soloner ,

Yeah hate to say it but by the time this golden age ends with valve I’ll prob either not be gaming as much anyway or to your point have enough that I won’t really care about the newer games.

GBU_28 ,

I mean, I’m not even bummed! Life has gotten very busy, but I have about 10 old standbys in multiple genres. When time allows, I can get tons of enjoyment out of them.

I look forward to playing them years into the future and don’t feel limited. It’s rare that a new game piques my interest and rarer that it hits my “list”

Redredme , in What do you think of this prediction?

PC gaming is not here to stay. One day, someone, will finally do a cloud /saas streaming solution which works, which solves the latency and fidelity issues and which will be accepted and trusted by the masses.

Hopefully that will be a Valve solution. Not Nvidia, MS, Google or Sony.

From that moment on the client will not matter anymore and you will just stream it to your device and from there cast it to your big screen.

Hopefully I’m full of shit and this will never happen. But I’m afraid I’m not.

coaxil ,

Unless you change physics the latency will never be solved.

TonyTonyChopper ,
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Simply build a gaming server farm in the middle of every small town in the world

wizardbeard ,

Do like Netflix and start putting hardware in every datacenter and at backbone split point you possibly can.

Jako301 ,

Latency is a non issue if you make the service even remotely decentralised. One server per EU country is enough to push the latency below 50ms, which is more than playable, even for shooters and MOBAs.

coaxil ,

Still to much of you want to be decently competitive in a shooter.

pivot_root ,

50ms of latency in a first-person perspective. That’s a great way to exclude people with motion sickness from playing games.

FrostyCaveman ,

Speed of light says no

TonyTonyChopper ,
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Fiber internet was invented around the 80s. I only got fiber installed at my house a month ago. Most homes around here still have expensive low bandwidth cable. For cloud gaming to actually work you would need to upgrade the world’s internet infrastructure to an incredible degree. This article highlights the issue (in the US, one of the most developed countries)

cnet.com/…/streaming-video-barriers-broadband-ine…

dustyData ,

Yes, I also believe in invisible pink unicorns. You’ll get to see one soon, I promise.

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