Agreed. I'm using sunshine mainly because of the ability to run a custom command when connecting and diconnecting.
I do this to set a 16:9 resolution temporarily because i have a ultrawide, and i want to avoid black bars on the TV. And I've experienced that sunshine is just more reliable than steam's inhome streaming.
Crisis Core Reunion on Steam Deck, going through it a second time to see if I can manage to 100% the achivements. Initially I though the missions were tedious, but checking them off grew on me.
Agreed. I'm using sunshine mainly because of the ability to run a custom command when connecting and diconnecting.
I do this to set a 16:9 resolution temporarily because i have a ultrawide, and i want to avoid black bars on the TV. And I've experienced that sunshine is just more reliable than steam's inhome streaming.
And it's really annoying because it blocks scrolling while it's there.
Wouldn't a ban mean blocking their services so they're not accessible? The above just sounds like a penalty.
Crisis Core Reunion on Steam Deck, going through it a second time to see if I can manage to 100% the achivements. Initially I though the missions were tedious, but checking them off grew on me.
Finally the steam overlay works in game on a wayland session, it wasn't working before :D