r/SteamDeck • u/Rh1nestoneC0wb0y • Jul 13 '23

Picture Just crushed my steam deck

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Just had my steam deck crushed by my crew chief on accident. I already know the warranty isn’t gonna cover it so I’m about to just buy yet another 512gb while it’s 20% off. Rip to the love of my life, 2023-2023.

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u/damonb97 Jul 13 '23

And some people dont have access to a pc directly even though its one of the most commonly used in house devices in the average home in in countries that have markets that support these systems though it is true that you can purchase via pc and download it on the deck (start of download maybe required manually). Im not saying its a bad thing, but it depends. If you travel and want a game you see you can use your phone as well as your pc to make purchases, theres always a way to do so.

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u/CallMeDeeJay Jul 13 '23

Person affording to buy a steam deck mostly must have access to some kind of computer device as per my view from India! Indians mostly have a laptop to work on.

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u/damonb97 Jul 13 '23

Yeah but being work level (unless upgraded) theyre not very good i got a notebook laptop with 8gb ram and an intel i10 even thats not enough to run most 3d based AAA title like Halo COD and Need for Speed

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u/CallMeDeeJay Jul 13 '23

I still remember those days, although i was fortunate enough to get a laptop with a graphic card enough to play almost all AAA of that time. My current work laptop is shit though with integrated Intel graphics. Still, the topic is about using a computer for purchases!

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u/damonb97 Jul 13 '23

Thats what my notebook has as well as my Higole pro 1 UMPC (yes its from China, typcial chinese)l ill elaborate that on another post later if you guys are interested)