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For one, CD Projekt would have been sued if this was the case. If there ever was a broken game release, Cyberpunk 2077 was one, with a staggering amount of play
by npteljes 11mo ago
For one, CD Projekt would have been sued if this was the case. If there ever was a broken game release, Cyberpunk 2077 was one, with a staggering amount of players complaining about game breaking bugs. And those didn't go away for a good while too.
The only thing that happened is that the investors sued the company. As in, the only ones in a proper legal relationship with the company. None of this nonsense of software support / warranty that OP asserts.
- sylware 11mo agoYou are being seriously dishonnest. AI? cyberpunk has had technical support for windows for ages, look they payed devs to fixed it FOR WINDOWS. Proton has ZERO, nil, nada, nothing. Valve has to come clean about this, or if threatening too much big tech market, you are giving them a nice legal leverage... foolish.
- npteljes 11mo agoValve is clean enough. They develop and support Proton. Their stance, and the working state of Proton is quite clear. They run the Deck Verified program, where they ascertain on how well the software from their store works on the deck, via Proton. In case you are wondering on how they go about this, you can learn here: https://partner.steamgames.com/doc/steamdeck/compat https://partner.steamgames.com/doc/steamdeck/compat