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Valve has little to worry about as new Steam Deck rival arrives
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A place to discuss and support all things Steam Deck.
Replacement for r/steamdeck_linux.
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That's a shame, my favorite way of gaming on the deck (outside of some console port games) is Bluetooth mouse and keyboard, I play 4x and grand strategy games, along with many games that are "have not been tested for the deck". This new thing looks like it would be a huge pain because you're either going to have to play it while looking down at it on a hard surface, or you're going to be imparting motion on the device every time you try to use the keys (or the keys will be so soft that they're prone to sticking/errant inputs).
My only trouble with Bluetooth m+kb on the deck is some games refuse to acknowledge you're not using the controls, and will pop up the keyboard interface every time a text entry box is opened, that's annoying but most games don't force that.