How is Skyrim’s performance on the Steam Deck? I’ve never properly got into the game but would love to give it another shot.

Thanks for the suggestion - I just tried this and made a pretty cool image for my latest Pathfinder character!

Thanks for addressing it so quickly!

I’ve been playing for a week or so now and can happily report there are no pay-to-win features. There’s a season pass coming soon which they’ve promised to be cosmetic-only, as well as an in-game shop which features cosmetic skin sets. The store is *very *overpriced, especially for cosmetics.

Neither I’m particularly thrilled about being in a $70 game, but I’m happy there’s no pay-to-win (for now, anyway).

I have a whole bunch of games on Steam exactly like this. I consider them my favourites but rarely play them due to the amount of time it takes… stuff like RimWorld, Factorio, Project Zomboid, etc.

I’ll go first! My Letterboxd profile is @wosps.

I’ve been using the site since 2017 and now religiously log every film I see into the diary. I don’t tend to write reviews as much these days but still make sure to give a star rating (where I’m normally too generous…).

Let me know if you drop a follow and I’ll do the same!

Currently playing a Rogue - it’s what I played in the beta, but haven’t got around to using something new yet. I’m following the ‘Shadow Twisting Blades Leveling Rogue’ build from d4builds.gg which is good fun.

I’m still yet to play it - sadly one of the many games filling my backlog… definitely need to give it a go, especially now that the ‘next-gen’ patch is out!

Same here! I’m only level 34 at the moment, so hoping the end-game provides a bit of variety. I don’t want to be stomping every mob into oblivion, but it’d be nice to notice a difference when I equip better gear/level up.

I’ve been playing a lot of Diablo IV - runs super smooth at 45FPS with very little tweaking. The controls feel great too, especially if you’ve ever played Diablo 3 on a controller.

Other than that, I’ve installed Decky and have been tweaking the system to my liking with the CSS Loader plugin. Highly recommend giving it a look!