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Diablo 4 runs very well on the SteamDeck and has annihilated my free time
I've been streaming it from my PC onto my deck with Moonlight and love it as a handheld game. That said, being able to run in natively is more appealing, what kind of framerate are you getting on the Deck?
I’m getting solid 60 fps with low-medium settings and FSR 2.
I tried streaming over wifi and it was a mess in my house. I'm going to install cables through my house to hopefully get this working. (It was already planned since the house is a terrible design for wifi, but it's a bit of a higher priority now.)
I really want to have a Steam-deck-like experience, but I don't game enough to warrant dropping that much cash on a dedicated device.
Or maybe I'll just work some overtime and get a Steamdeck, lol.
I’ll report back next time I play tomorrow but I honestly have never run into anything bad stutter wise even in large battles. Runs very well in native SteamOS. Probably have put over 100 hours into it on the deck.
I have my game locked to 40 fps, using medium settings with FSR set to performance. I get about 3 hours of battery life (if I don’t sit in towns too long). Switching to balanced or quality FSR is also an option, I just use performance for battery life.