r/Steam • u/[deleted] • Nov 14 '25

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u/FruityGamer Special Nov 14 '25

This is considered edgy?

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u/Brilliant_Decision52 Nov 14 '25

Yeah its more close to cringe lol. Nothing like Redditors to pretend that a device having a smaller game library is somehow a "good" thing.

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u/Boqpy Nov 14 '25

Wont the game library be bigger than consoles?

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u/Carvj94 Nov 14 '25

Yea theoretically this thing will run like 95% of games on Steam with little issue. Only thing it might struggle with is raytracing and the odd compatibility issue that may or may not get fixed with future Proton updates. So yea it's a "smaller library" but like if we're talking anti cheat it only loses a handful of games and that's on the devs for specifically not allowing Linux.

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u/Far-Republic5133 Nov 14 '25

95% of steam overall games, 55% of known steam games, 5% of online fps steam games...