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The game is marked as Deck Verified by Valve [1], which means someone at Valve will have tested it. More about how a game is marked as Deck Verified [2] [1] ht

The game is marked as Deck Verified by Valve [1], which means someone at Valve will have tested it. More about how a game is marked as Deck Verified [2] [1] https://store.steampowered.com/app/1446780/MONSTER_HUNTER_RISE/ https://store.steampowered.com/app/1446780/MONSTER_HUNTER_RI... [2] https://partner.steamgames.com/doc/steamdeck/compat https://partner.steamgames.com/doc/steamdeck/compat

nerdjon 3y ago
I could have sworn that deck verified was fully automated and I don't see clarification either way there, but regardless. Your point emphasizes that this is Valve's problem and not the publishers. Valve is pushing an unsupported platform for games by saying it's "verified" when an update could easily break that (as evidence here). A developer is not likely to target an unsupported platform for testing. Especially given: "If you take no action, after approximately a week your review results will automatically be published and show up on your game detail page". So that checkbox being on the Store page is not confirmation from the developer for supporting the platform.
- dm_me_dogs 3y ago
  Capcom have acknowledged that they will provide a hotfix in the near future to fix the issue [1]. Anecdotally, the newest Proton Experimental fixes the problem for me on my Steam Deck. [1] https://x.com/monsterhunter/status/1749390124385771852?s=20 https://x.com/monsterhunter/status/1749390124385771852?s=20
chronogram 3y ago
In the Netherlands at least you can reasonably assume it is compatible with your device when it says "Deck Verified" and can get either a fix or a refund within a reasonable amount of time (say, 2 weeks) from the place of purchase, I imagine similar countries have similar laws. So from such countries a letter or two should do the trick, but of course only a small percent of people who bothered reading the law know that and they probably don't teach law in middle school.

nerdjon 3y ago

I could have sworn that deck verified was fully automated and I don't see clarification either way there, but regardless. Your point emphasizes that this is Valve's problem and not the publishers. Valve is pushing an unsupported platform for games by saying it's "verified" when an update could easily break that (as evidence here). A developer is not likely to target an unsupported platform for testing. Especially given: "If you take no action, after approximately a week your review results will automatically be published and show up on your game detail page". So that checkbox being on the Store page is not confirmation from the developer for supporting the platform.

dm_me_dogs 3y ago
Capcom have acknowledged that they will provide a hotfix in the near future to fix the issue [1]. Anecdotally, the newest Proton Experimental fixes the problem for me on my Steam Deck. [1] https://x.com/monsterhunter/status/1749390124385771852?s=20 https://x.com/monsterhunter/status/1749390124385771852?s=20

chronogram 3y ago

In the Netherlands at least you can reasonably assume it is compatible with your device when it says "Deck Verified" and can get either a fix or a refund within a reasonable amount of time (say, 2 weeks) from the place of purchase, I imagine similar countries have similar laws. So from such countries a letter or two should do the trick, but of course only a small percent of people who bothered reading the law know that and they probably don't teach law in middle school.