Well I’m sold, I’ll ask for steam ids once I actually pick one up. My good friend has one also, so it seems like it’d be a good choice. I’ve just been limping my OG launch switch along lol
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Steam Deck is like the Switch, but better. It’s like if the Switch was more capable. Or capable, at all.
I mean, sure, Switch is great for playing Nintendo games [because they’d rather you either only buy from them (ignoring the fact that some games don’t even have modern playable counterparts) or just not play them], but for everything else (YES, even non-Nintendo games already available on the Switch), Steam Deck [possibly even other portable PCs, but then you’d have to use shudder Windows (another fabulous company)].
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Yeah it would be great to work though my (admittedly small) steam library on the go, and enjoy some multiplayer as well. Switch is cool but, well, ya know…
Edit: OMG ON THE GO OG MW2?!? BETTER ON THE GO SKYRIM?!?
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As long as your multiplayer game doesn’t require a rootkit anti-cheat system like EasyCheat or whatever it’s called, you can play multiplayer games
If you’re planning to main multiplayer games that require rootkit anti-cheat systems, I’d go for a 
Windows 
based platform. That’s the one thing they technically have over SD. Thankfully, I’m friend-less smart and never got into multiplayer games in the first place. And even then, if I do play multiplayer, I tend to prefer custom matches.
Skyrim on the go (with the option to install mods, if that’s your thing) is probably the most fun way to play Skyrim
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Well, multiplayer also isn’t really my thing entirely, I just used to love MW2 and have it in my steam library. Those
Matches are user hosted I think, it’s weird how the online works for that now, you can end up in some wild modded lobbies.
I do mostly like single player stuff tho. I’m over the CoD scene, just annoying to play at this point lol.