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Nothing upsets people more than when you refuse to match their emotional state though. Kill them with kindness.

March of 2020 was enough March for a lifetime. March can sit the next few decades out.

Fuckin amen

I’m glad she’s back safe and sound. I wish her a speedy and full recovery!

It should also be noted that the documentary Independence Day showed us that all our satellites will be used against us when the aliens invade.

It’s company policy never to imply ownership in the event of a joystick… always use the indefinite article ‘a’ joystick was found in your luggage. Never your joystick

Excellent! Should we invite them to setup shop here?

You should! They’re meant to be crushed and snorted.

It’s almost impossible to reason someone out of a position that they didn’t reason themselves into. Conspiracy theories hold allure for some people because it gives them some sense that the world actually does make sense, but only people who know what to see can truly understand. The scary part is that these are usually otherwise intelligent people.

I personally see this whole “sovereign citizen” garbage as the next “logical” step in their delusions. They’re asserting “control” over their situations, or so they’ve convinced themselves.

We need one more twist to make this a truly great factoid.

That immigrant’s name? Caesar Mario, father of the Mario Brothers of Mushroom Kingdom fame.

Caesar salad was invented in Mexico, but the basic message here remains true

Was that the style at the time?

The one their own sovereignty separates them from, obviously!

Troubleshooting my Ex’s PC for 2 hours only to realise I didn’t install the standoffs is an experience I can’t get on console.

Hey, have some faith in yourself! I’m sure you can fuck up your console hardware just as well as your ex’s PC!

But your original question was not if they will play on Steam Deck, but why someone would choose to buy those games on PlayStation instead of PC. Aside from the original reasons I laid out, higher resolution is another good reason why.

As an example of when games ported to PC are not as great as PlayStation games, here’s an excerpt from an article about The Last of Us Part I:

Even Naughty Dog itself had severe issues getting the game to run at 60fps, which required maximizing the CPU and GPU with a triple buffered rendering pipeline, and suffice it to say that porting to PC is an even greater challenge than that PS4 port.

Many of the problems at launch would cause crashes – often. I counted 12 separate crashes from starting the game until meeting Ellie, and this was on an AMD GPU which, unsurprisingly, this game favors. Nvidia players had it worse, or at least based on my testing with an RTX 2070. The main cause stems from memory limitations as you exceed the VRAM requirements, which then bleeds out into the shared graphics memory within your system RAM, causing hard page faults, reduced performance, and increased CPU demands alongside other memory related issues.

https://www.ign.com/articles/the-last-of-us-part-i-pc-vs-ps5-vs-steam-deck-performance-review

I never said I was. The PS5 runs at that resolution. The question was asked why would anyone buy a PlayStation if the games find their way to PC. I gave reasons why someone might want to buy a game on PlayStation anyway. Higher resolution than the Steam Deck is capable of (handheld or docked) and ray tracing are good reasons why. That’s in addition to the release delay and their sometimes bad performance on PC.

Not at 4K they don’t, not on the Steam Deck anyway.

The games don’t usually come out on PC until a significant amount of time has passed since the console release. Not everyone wants to wait, and often those games are poorly optimized on PC.

I stopped buying games on PlayStation since I got my Steam Deck, but there are occasionally exclusives that will entice me back. The next FFVII chapter is probably going to be one such game. I played the demo last weekend and enjoyed it immensely.

What if you’re not into the whole brevity thing though?

Only in Bavaria. I brewed beer for many years and am very familiar with the law which hit 500 years old in 2016.