Some companies already use this heuristic to skip asking.

Platforms should always have that be the first check before falling back to multiple other data sources.

This resonates with me. Thanks for taking the time to share it with OP.

Thanks. I’m glad this ended up being the answer. Sounds like the key is “severe.”

Where does “disability” start and end, and why is it not legally recognized that way?

Free to play, and “ever games” or whatever you want to call them. Solid classics that are easy to return to for years. Left 4 Dead 2 is a great example.

I have a bunch of nice controllers that all work on my gaming PC and Macs, etc.

But I’ll probally buy one of these too. I feel like it’s compulsory in a weird nagging way.

Did YouTube have manual review in the first years? Apple has always had review.

Good job nurse.

Wow, the only thing Siri is generally competent at.

They should have the highest bike usage and best bike infrastructure in the US, then. 😔

Autism Deficit Hyperactive Disorder? (Serious question)

Software brain.

I suspect that will shake out with enough data. And I bet they can cross-estimate based on performance of various hardware configs across games too.

If they end up having a message on some games that says “not enough data yet.” Or similar, you’ll know they need a good sized volume to extrapolate average performance.

I’m sure they have considered all of this and the estimates will be conservative and rages/performance windows, not “we estimate this title will run at 47.5 fps on your rig.”

Frame generation is surely on their mind too.

When the world is overwhelming you seek out rules and structure. When rules and structure are contradicted, that causes pain and frustration.

Wow. That’s pretty impressive. I wonder how it feels for “serious” work.

What attitude do I have? I’m into VR, I love Valve. I’m excited for the Steam Frame. I’ve met people who work there.

It was just a bad word choice. And it was unreasonable for me to make a comment on the analogy that was used to respond to my poor word choice.

I’m just clarifying.

“Fault” isn’t an attack here. No need for the weird analogy. I just think the Steam Deck is the inciting incident to a whole chain of events in the gaming industry.

Like I said, the conversation would be different if users and mod creators didn’t bitch about breaking changes in game updates.