How much you want to bet that once launch crashed and burned the companies that signed on shifted Stadia to low priority?
Your screen will still update at 60fps, it's just the game that is running at 30fps.
Yeah, this sounds an awful lot like fulfilling a contractual obligation with the least effort possible.
I mean, it's basically it's own platform, like Xbox and Playstation are. Though I'm willing to guess that Stadia's platform is much less capable.
and to what extent developers prioritise supporting Stadia.
The actual bad part is that they are using AMD's drivers which are worse (slower and buggier) than the community-maintained ones
Thank you. At least there is someone here who knows what they are talking about.
It's been great so far. when I'm playing Destiny 2 by myself (read: without the wife or any of my friends) and just knocking out bounties and crap, I actually play on Stadia more because it loads a shitton quicker than on PS4 and it plays better because of the higher framerate.
Plenty did.
Sadly, they probably already were lower priority. Unless the developer of a new platform goes and helps to make it a thing (Bungie) it's not likely to be high on the board unless it's already got a native Linux port (all 3 TR games) .
Goddammit, Linux isn't the issue. Steam versions wouldn't even be an issue since many of us have been using Proton to play Windows games on Linux for over a year, now. It's about the port job requirements and the amount of effort the devs put forth into porting the content (note: this is NOT me saying "lazy devs").
The game in the servers / farawaycomputer runs the game at 30fps, but the video stream is 60fps, meaning you are consuming more bandwidth than you should.
