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What do you consider "good performance" of a game on the deck?
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this post was submitted on 17 Jul 2023
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I genuinely think it's all dependent on the game. Very low frame rates can be quite playable on games that don't require good reactions, think something like slay the spire, I'd argue Fallout works pretty well as well thanks to VATS. On the other hand, fighting games need to be at 60 FPS period. I am usually happy on the deck so long as I can hit 45 FPS.
I think I could agree with that. I play more action games than anything, so that's why I'm mostly opposed to anything lower than 45 FPS I guess.