> Don't buy this thing yet if you have a low frustration threshold. Don't listen to the fanbois. I'm sorry to hear your first experience with the steamdeck was

> Don't buy this thing yet if you have a low frustration threshold. Don't listen to the fanbois. I'm sorry to hear your first experience with the steamdeck was so poor (I don't work for valve, I'm just Canadian) While I believe you, I'm confused how you ended up in that state - valve has a list of games that work perfectly (according to them, I obviously haven't verified them) and then games that may work with some tinkering. I can only imagine you tried games that were marked as not working (requiring tinkering) and if you have a low frustration tolerance (totally fair) it doesn't make sense why you'd try those games then conclude the device isn't ready? I have a steamdeck, not a fanboy (in fact I want to sell it because I don't like how big it is) I also have a low frustration tolerance for gaming (I just want to play for a few minutes after work) and yet, I haven't managed to become frustrated with it yet. Where does our experiences differ?