 Sadly, being a creator means sometimes getting comments like this on YouTube. For the record, again, TLOU is one of my all time favourite games. However, I'm not a creator who will ignore issues in games, and will report them as *I* encounter them. I also don't do clickbait, what a stupid thing to say. I'm going to assume this is some kind of uber TLOU fan who doesn't like someone pointing out an issue shown directly in the video. 7 comments
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@gamingonlinux I appreciate your reporting of issues. Your average user shouldn't have to run Cryoutilites and modify BIOS settings to get a game running on Deck. That's an issue for the TLOU developers and Valve to solve, not the end user. @gamingonlinux "But regardless it's all just bullshit either way. Cheers." That obnoxious extra "Cheers." at the end, in a reply to your video dismissing what you say. Grah, and may I add, fruh. @gamingonlinux A super fan indeed. Amazing how these fans blow off valid criticism and resort to "You're too political and you hate the game you're covering!" The blind loyalty is something else.  @gamingonlinux Interesting how they say it works fine on the Steam Deck and then immediately say they had to install a third-party tool to change memory and swap settings. That's not "working fine." That's "broken but has a workaround." @gamingonlinux "it's not a problem I've experienced so obviously the problem does not exist" |
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@gamingonlinux Nothing drives me crazier than when I talk about an observable issue with a game or program and then some smug superfan shows up and says, "This problem doesn't exist, clearly it's YOUR fault"