Początkowo opublikowane przez Snakub Plissken:Maybe if the Steamdeck is a runaway success. Have youever tried to compress a JPeg or an mp4? Secondly you're kinda assuming that games aren't already compressing their assets. HDD space is considerably cheaper than ram hence why games have been getting bigger. So basically you're chewing up more cpu and ram, as well as increasing wait times for the user. It takes ttime and resources to run decompression. YOu're going to have some hellish load times and transition delays. And yeah it basically is gonna come with a few drawbacks. The concept has been on consoles for literal decades. It might not have been necessary before to do these things, it might have been too bothersome, but if the steam deck is going to have more then 1 game on it at a time it might be in steams favour to encourage it or somehow facilitate it. Hardly a seperate version or branch install.
MHW RECOMPRESS CHUNK FILE INSTALL
Monster Hunter World has it's high resolution textures as a free dlc which you must enable, saving at least 50 GB of hard drive space if you simply don't install it. Yeah, compressed versions are something NEW, in a lot of ways, a new idea, like dlss or other unimplemented or un-thought of things, before now they ain't been done. Or allow you to download a 4k version without all the 720p, 1080p,1440p resources and vice versus.
MHW RECOMPRESS CHUNK FILE UPDATE
They can't even allow users to keep a separate version for mods that doesn't get forced to update to their updated version. Really doubt they're going to start making modifications to games now, Devs haven't bothered making changes for all the laptops and desktops with weaker restricted hardware for several decades now. While it maybe nice to consider I just don't see it happening. Yeah totally true for most games, now that devs are being encouraged by steam to make changes to their games to make them deck compatible it would make sense to encourage them to make them size friendly. Początkowo opublikowane przez SHIELDBRO K™:
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