Well it seems I'm going to give pc another shot. I'm gonna make myself sit down and actually learn the controls. My pc can handle it I just have gotten to where I can't sit and play for hours anymore in that chair. Idk, being an adult sucks
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Being adult does really suck
I'm playing on the PC with a controller.
I would love to play on the Steam Deck though but that's not officially supported on SteamOS. I tried installing Windows on it but my SD card was too small for Windows + Genshin Impact. I might try that in the future when I either upgrade my internal SSD for the Steam Deck or when I get a larger SD card just for Windows + Genshin.
How is the steam deck?! I've been holding off on buying one for a long time. Is it better than playing in pc? Also what's the performance like?
I think you can't generally say if it's better than a PC since it very much depends on your use case (How much do you travel? How much time do you have to sit down in front of a desktop PC? Do you need to be able to quickly interrupt your gameplay?). The performance is pretty surprising at times. For example I can play Diablo 4 at medium settings with FSR Performance at almost 60 FPS. Genshin Impact can be played on medium settings with 60 FPS (from what I have seen in videos). Most Indie games run at 60 FPS no problem. I don't play much on the Steam Deck since I have a pretty powerful PC and have plenty of time to sit in front of it and don't travel much. I mainly bought it to support Valve in their endeavour to support Linux gaming and in case I have to rarely travel somewhere or when I want to play in my garden.
See my problem is I don't really have a lot of time to sit down and play, I really wish they would release on the switch. It's like the perfect size and the portability is really handy. Idk I'll probably go break out the PC and try to make some time.
Gaming laptop with controller, will sometimes plug into tv
PS5
I like sitting on my couch staring at a big screen
My phone can't run it and the gameplay's kinda laggy on my old laptop so I gotta play it on my ps4. Too bad the co-op players aren't very patient when it comes to ps4 players with their longer load times.
I primarily play on PC with an MMO mouse. Because of the number pad on it, it makes performing some actions, like swapping characters, pretty easy for me.
I've played on PC since launch, so I'm pretty used to the PC controls at this point. Tried swapping to controller, but just couldn't get the hang of it fast enough for my liking.
Mobile for TCG and hangouts. PS5 for everything else.
How do you keep your phone cool when playing it tho
I bought my phone last year on Black Friday. It gets a bit warmer than usual but it's not bad. Couldn't play on mobile with my old phone.
Been playing on my phone with a joypad attached to it. Feels like playing a PSP game and it's comfortable
The joypad quality is kinda iffy, but it's serviceable
PC with a Steam Controller
I don't play 3d games on mobile, they cause the phone to be too hot and damage your battery by doing so.
I wouldn't bother playing it on console unless you have a ps5, last time I check ps4 performance and experience overall was terrible. If your pc is able to handle genshin, go with that. The controls are actually very nicely thought, and it's only a matter of getting used to them.
I'd still choose the ps5 over pc
Yeah, I'm in the mood for a ps5. But I'm holding out for the FFXVI bundle. But geez $550 is a lot of money.
I'm playing on PC with a controller. That has the best experience for me so far.
If a PS5 would be practical, I guess that would be the best one? The game is somewhat opimized for PS5 and has slightly better graphics and lower load times there, but a good PC with an SSD works perfect too.
ipad mini, just the right size and it's not too heavy like other ipads. Also very portable so it's easy to bring anywhere I go. Battery also lasts at least a day.
Well all, I gave PC another go with keyboard and mouse and it's better. I guess I just needed more time to adjust to the controls
PC, have you tried controllers instead of the keyboard?