So yeah since steam deck has a touch screen, civ V with it's excellent touch support might just get a 'verified' badge. I don't understand how the developers can botch the civ VI touch controls so bad after nailing it so well in civ V, it's like they had amnesia when designing them. I had totally forgotten how well crafted the civ V touchscreen controls were. Before you know it I flipped the laptop on presentation mode ditching the keyboard and touchpad all together. I think that, with games generally, DX12 is hypothetically better, but can have stability issues. Try doing the tests with both DX11 and DX12 and see which performs better. Suddenly I noticed I was using the touch screen more and more. In the game menu, there are Benchmark tests for Graphics and AI processing. So one day I was feeling like playing some Civ V but I didn't have a mouse lying around so I was stuck with the touchpad. Side story here: I play a lot of on my convertible laptop. So most of the times it will work for valves favour.īTW I think Civ V might actually get a verified badge. That will make buying the steam deck more appealing. I hope for 2K/Firaxis + Aspyr to ship a SteamOS version of Civ VI with a 'console mode' so the SteamDeck can play it like the Switch, PS4, XBox, etc. Yes, it's slow as hell That's why I ask about a 'console mode' for Civ VI on SteamOS. Click to expand.Nah since most modern games actually support controllers I'm sure most people will see a huge chunk of their steam library with a 'verified' badge. It is slow when using a console controller on a Steam desktop.

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