I am a gamer that loves Halo but is tired of the constant negativity around Halo Infinite.
In my opinion Halo Infinite is not perfect, but is not deserving of the constant hate and negativity.
The goal of my channel is too push back on this negativity and create a positive environment.
This doesn't mean I won't talk about the issues, I am public about some of my issues on reddit. But you will not see clickbait videos from me about how much of a failure Halo infinite is.
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I primarily play pc but i also got an xbox and nintendo switch i like games from Microsoft and Nintendo and sony also its crazy to think i can play god of war on the go because of my steam deck which is crazy also games get cheapers over time when their not exclusives rather when they are exclusive. The mobile market and pc market has a wider audience than consoles
Did you make more vids?
They are still on my list of videos to do. I am rethinking how I actually want to talk and show a board game. Not sure if I want to go down how to play, review, or somewhere in the middle. So been doing some research and looking at other videos to nail down the tone of the video before recording more.
For me the Legion Controller is just like the Xbox once you forget about all the other things going on with them. Im a month late but enjoyed the video!
I agree, it is very close and a great controller for the vast majority of use cases. And if you are not used to playing on the elite controller, you would never notice this. But without those back triggers being setup the same way as the elite controllers, it is not a 1:1 replacement that I would be looking for, for games like Halo. I want to be able to play the same way on all of my devices instead of needing to fight muscle memory on different platforms for the same game.
Exclusives have been here since the 1980s Nintendo Entertainment System and they are good for business.
They are good for business but are they good for us? That is my point here, we just accept that it is how the industry works as if there are not third party publishers out there that don't engage in this behavior doing just fine.
How many storage space did you give to the Windows partition and Steam OS. With the Steam Deck we only have sd card one slot formatted with Steam, we can install games from Windows in that sd card or not? Thanks. Excellent video 👌🏻
I don't have my steam deck on me right now to check the exact size but I gave the majority of the space to Windows. Probably about 70%. My reasoning was that a lot of the games on Game pass were close to 100gb. Where I used SteamOS was largely smaller games that I more want to pickup and play for a few minutes. Yeah you can install games from Wndows on the SD card. For this you follow a similar setup you do for installing Windows. You format the card for SteamOS on the SteamOS side. Then you use your partition tool to resize it, and then add the Windows partition there. So your SD card will also be split.
You can choose to run whatever you want on your device, but there is some legit errors in this monologue. Testing one game and seeing a FPS difference and assuming that is a good enough test to tell the whole story is whole inaccurate. Some games run better on linux, some do not. 95% you can't even tell the difference without running some FPS overlay. I have actually read 2 articles just this month talking about how linux is starting to surpass many benchmarks. The funniest ones were how Microsoft titles were some of those that preformed the worst against linux. The point you made about Epic Game store not working is just wrong. Half my library is non-Steam through mostly Epic but also GOG and Amazon etc. Those are all installed through the Heroic Games Launcher, which after installed, has a setting that auto adds it to the Steam OS with art and all. The only real issue left for the most part is anti-cheat third party crap. If you are into those games, right now, the steam deck just isn't for you. Yes, there are (more expensive) alternatives out there that run windows out the box, but it is extremely arguable that it is a better experience. The UI sucks for hand held gaming arguably and the battery drain is so much worse that you end up just turning the dang things down so much that it's odd seeing the point of paying for that extra power when you just turn it down to what Valve already figured out was a sweeter spot. Speaking of adjusting settings for power, ALL built into the Steam OS for easy access. Linux really could be gamers best friend when it comes to cost of ownership if they could just get away from the cult of windows and its power hold. Everybody hates it, but everybody also has Stockholm Syndrome. You hear the same excuses over and over with the cool kid one being compatibility. I have a folder set aside for those not compatible and all of those dump into Steam OS at about a 1/3 non-steam and 2/3 steam with around 900 games. How many are in that folder? 5. Five! Oh my lord, so un-compatable. LOL Granted, I don't play competitive FPS or Fortnite. But like I said, if that is the only games you play, I concede that Linux is not for you... yet. But to keep saying there is some major compatibility issue is getting further and further from the truth as the years go by. Also--- great Board Game Collection
Anti glare / matte is disgusting and ruins all screens regardless of oled or not, the diffusion of clarity and added blurriness is absolutely not worth it even for outdoor gaming.
Buddy thats if you put it on top of another antiglare screen protector other then that that just means quality control on your part meaning to buy a better one
I agree, anti-glare screens is something I've never needed and definitely not something that would be a deciding factor on whether I purchase a device or not, I don't really game outside EVER
I just found this game at a thrift store today and snagged it for $2, this video was great for helping me to gauge this game and get an idea of it! Thank you!
hello there :) do other games also work better on windows debloat on steamdeck? can windows and the games run from a sd card? is there any good tutorial that is beginner friendly? i have some cpu knowledge in modding and stuff and know the basics but im no coder or something xD
In my experience most games run the same or better with a properly optimized Windows (lack of bloat). Yeah you can run games off the SD Card. The same concerns about speed to apply here as on SteamOS. For the guide I would recommend checking the windowsondeck subreddit, they have a stickied post with a lot of good information. I have been working on a more in depth comparison and a guide video myself but currently waiting for all the windows drivers on OLED steam deck since I upgraded to that one.
@@beyondtheringgaming thank you very much for your information :o steam deck is such a wonderful device, overlooked it for a long time but now seeing the prices for used ones around 300 euros, even some upgraded ones 1tb for 350, makes me think... getting a laptop with the same gaming performance isnt easy + the new architecture is surely beneficial to newer games (i dont care about 30 fps lock that much) the graphics are "okay" in newer games... reminds me on xbox 360 times sometimes, but ey its a handheld and older games will run like a blast... this thing is better than any smartphone for gaming :o i bet fallout 3, NV runs perfrect with this :o (huge fan) :D i saw some performance videos in different games and they look arlight for such a device, wouldnt even mind playing lots of these games on a large screen
Surely puts a lot more stress on your wrists no? Due to the weight
Surprisingly no. Since the controller is behind the screen I can lay back and rest my hand and arms on me the same way I would when playing on the TV. It is a little top heavy if I am holding it in the air instead of resting, but not bad. And I think I could improve that by just increasing the stability with a 3D printed piece. In some ways I actually prefer it to the normal controllers since I feel like I always have to hold up the Legion GO.
I posted a video about how I fixed my biggest problem with the Legion Go (the controller) as mentioned in this video. kzread.info/dash/bejne/dYiKlMiDZNi5n6g.html
Most of the Legion Go issues could be solved if we could buy replacement controllers. I was hoping a 3rd party from China would have made one by now but I don't think the Legion Go will get that kind of 3rd party support the way the steamdeck does. This just shows that if you get the Legion Go you will just have to deal with it until the Legion Go 2 comes out. Great job on the review!
I 100% agree and that is the thing that held me off from getting the Legion GO for a while. Would we actually get new controllers? Either from third parties or from Lenovo. Because of the detachable controllers it would be perfect. Sell different controllers for different preferences.
I posted a video yesterday trying to find a solution to use an Xbox controller with the Legion Go while mobile! kzread.info/dash/bejne/dYiKlMiDZNi5n6g.html
Just install windows, but i can't tell you how to get the windows version you need. And the way it sounded was because it's not legal? I don't think steam os getting better is the answer. Even indi games play on the steam deck with out using steam. It's the developers that need to press a few extra buttons or type a bit of code for them to work on steam os/linux. The more people reject using windows the more developers will make their games work on steam os/linux.
I actually love that Steam Deck runs SteamOS (ie Linux) and it's the reason I was interested in buying one. I'm running Linux on my desktop computer as well. I'm sure the Legion Go and other Windows based handhelds are perfectly fine and great, but they are not for me personally, I don't want to pay for and own anything running Windows if I can avoid it. edit: I suppose one could probably install Linux on Legion Go but it would come with problems that with Steam Deck you just won't have
Not wanting to use and support Windows is valid, I am not particularly inclined to want to use it either. It isn't my OS of choice and they do a lot of things I strongly dislike with Windows. But for me, similar to how I have a PS5 even though it is not my console of choice, what matters to me is the games. On my gaming PC and this the only thing I do on it is games, I use my Mac for the rest of my general computing. So personally, compatibility wins out. My problem with the Windows discussion is the narrative that it is holding handhelds back or that it somehow doesn't work. Which just isn't true. SteamOS is great and the work they have done with Proton should be celebrated. But it also isn't a perfect solution for gaming. It is all pros and cons to me.
I bought a Steam Deck at launch and I never ended up using it like I thought I would. I recently bought a Legion Go and I now use it more than my main PC.
It was similar for me when I installed Windows on my Steam Deck. Something I noticed that when I upgraded to the OLED Steam Deck went down since we are still missing some Windows drivers for the OLED Steam Dec. I still use my dedicated PC a lot, but the sheer convenience of a device like this means I can get even more gaming in which is great.
Im surprised more people dont just run steam on startup and have it startup in big picture mode? It feel almost exactly like stwam os and you still get to run windows in the background. I do this on my legion go and its been awesome. Just expect an extra couple seconds on startup for steam to load
Right? The UI is nearly identical. That is how I showed the Elden Ring screen on both. Personally I don't and will instead be setting up Playnite for more compatibility and customizability outside of Steam games. But the issues with Windows are largely solvable and then you have compatibility with every game that runs on Windows instead of worrying about updates breaking something.
I like the idea of the FPS mode, I'd like you to review how good gyro aiming works on it. My main issue with Steam Deck competitors is that they run full Windows and not a gaming dedicated OS. For a gaming device this is really clunky.
FPS mode was one of this, great in theory but in practice un-usable for me with games like Halo. So it just didn't matter for me. I will be honest on Gyro, I ignore it here and on my Steam Deck. These devices for me are meant to augment how I play games on a PC or Console that don't have Gyro gaming so the feature is kinda meaningless for me. I could talk about it but I don't feel like I can talk about it in any informed manner since I don'y use it. As far as the OS being clunky, your right that Windows is clunky but like I have mentioned it being a gaming device you should be spending most of your time in a game anyways where the OS doesn't matter. Windows gets you all of the compatibility with games that SteamOS just can't offer at this time. Proton is great, but it's not perfect. Then you could even add in Steam Big Picture mode or Playnite and it is even closer to working like a dedicated handheld.
Glad I went with the Legion Go! Plays every game I throw at it and since its an actual pc I can use it as such.
Right! That is a huge advantage. Don’t get me wrong Windows is clunky. But this is gaming device. If I am spending too much time in the OS instead of playing games something is wrong! (Unless you use it for non gaming things obviously)
Sick shirt man. I understand the feeling of the weight differences.
I love this shirt. I am sad it doesn’t look it’s best anymore. I have a similar one that is just Pikachu wearing a Stitch onesie. And one of Pichu in a Link outfit (with the master sword) riding Ponyta (or the evolution, not 100% sure)
@@beyondtheringgaming Are they all from the same place?
What's the switch to you now😂
It’s honestly kinda wild. It almost feels like nothing. Especially when compared to my iPhone which is 7.81 ounces. The switch is heavier at almost 1lb but it feels even lighter than that since it’s bigger and more spread out (and used with 2 hands)
I find that the Go does some things better than the Steam Deck and vice versa thus I have and regularly use both. I also have and regularly use the GPD Win 4 because it does some things better than the Steam Deck and Legion Go.
How do you like the screen on the GPD? I already found the Steam Deck's screen kinda small (which is why I was so interested in the Legion GO) so using a smaller one does kinda surprise me.
I love my legion go, i play on it almost every day, i use it as a tablet for my music for when I'm singing, and i use fps mode for productivity with the most important keyboard shortcuts on the left controller. Windows is for sure both a pro and a con. As a long time pc gamer, windows jank is just background noise, but for people coming from console, i can see it being a hassle. The best comparison I've heard between the deck and the Legion Go/ROG Ally is that the deck is a console first, a computer second. The LeGo/Ally are computers first and consoles second. You can consolize them by putting in a steam os build like Bazzite or Chimera, or have steam run in big picture mode on startup (which is my current setup), and you can computerized the deck using desktop mode, but in the end, windows just runs everything, while a console is going to play what is meant to play and you still have to do some tinkering to play things outside that.
Yeah I have my gaming PC and I am well used to how Windows operates. There are advantages to SteamOS, don't get me wrong. I am just kinda tired of the argument that Windows is somehow a fundamental problem as if it hasn't been powering gaming PC's for many years. Console like is a nice thing for many people. But I would personally rather be able to just play everything and not think about compatibility.
Does battery life on the Go bothers you?
I talked about this in my full review of the Legion Go: Better than the Steam Deck? kzread.info/dash/bejne/fWtoqa2jhrHTqNI.html But while it is noticeably worse than the Steam Deck. Honestly not much. The Steam Deck didn’t have fantastic battery when playing a AAA game. So I was already in the habit of carrying an external battery with me so I just still do that. But it has a bigger screen it has to power. And it’s already heavier so it’s a trade off. They could have put in a bigger battery but it would have weighted even more.
Tell me you have nothing going on in life without telling me
Because... I like to play video games while mobile?
Only thing holding the legion go back is Windows 🤢 🤮
I disagree, Windows does have its problems don't get me wrong. A lot of that being the bloat that is not necessary for a gaming pc. But you can install 10 LTSC or run a debloat script to significantly speed it up. SteamOS is great, but Windows removes any compatibility issues. Its simple to use other stores, game pass, etc. As far as the usability of it on a screen this small, thats valid. But most of my time is in a game anyways so its not a huge issue. Windows isnt perfect, but neither is SteamOS. Personally I prefer being able to play what I want without needing to worry about compatibility (or it breaking with an update to the game until proton is updated).
@@beyondtheringgaming Hard disagree, for the money i'd rather just get a gaming laptop if windows is going to be the primary OS
I am not really sure how that compares, if you are looking for a gaming handheld a laptop isn't going to address that regardless of the operating system. I am curious why you are so against Windows on a portable gaming device? I just don't see it holding back anything, and in fact has advantages over SteamOS on compatibility.
I even dual boot Windows on my Steam Deck because of the better compatibility and performance. Yes Windows is not the greatest on a small touch screen, but this is a dedicated gaming device. The vast majority of my time should be spent playing games, otherwise why do I have a gaming handled? When playing games the OS really doesn't matter since you are no interacting with it.
Also should be clear here, I am not a Windows fanboy. TBH I largely hate the OS and it is not my daily driver. I far prefer to use my Mac and I wish I didn't have to game on Windows. However, just like how Xbox is my preferred console but I will play games on my PS5. At the end of the day I want the best performance and compatibility. The reality is, right now that is Windows.
Honestly the biggest selling point to me was the fact that the Deck doesn’t use windows.
For me even on my Steam Deck (before getting the OLED one) most of my playtime was on Windows anyways. I dual booted. But I have game pass and games bought outside of steam that I wanted to play and they worked on Windows without any hassle. SteamOS is great, I am not discounting the work put into it, but to me Windows has all of the advantages minus all of the bloat and extra unnecessary stuff it comes with. But you could get rid of that (which I am working on a video on)
@@beyondtheringgaming I went the other way and put BazziteOS (SteamOS fork) on the Legion Go and it's been great. All the features from SteamOS work and they got the back buttons and custom TDP working before Lenovo did. They just enabled the gyros for the controllers in the latest release too. No point in using Windows at this point for me.
I was actually planning on looking at that and I may dual boot my legion go like I do my Steam Deck. I want to see just how much performance I can get out of this so going to look at all the options for an upcoming video. But it won’t get rid of Windows to me thanks to game pass and games like Kingdom Hearts that were a pain to get working on steam OS.
And if Steam OS works for you that’s awesome! Not trying to tell people it sucks. The work being put into Proton is fantastic. I just think that Windows being inherently bad for a handheld is overblown when most of my time is in a game and at that point the OS doesn’t matter. I would love to never have to use Windows again. I really don’t like the OS, Mac is my OS of choice and I use Linux professionally every day. But just like with console choice, I may have a preference but at the end of the day being able to play games wins out. And for me with Game Pass and other games, Windows is the main choice for me. But I dual boot because I don’t necessarily want that to always be the situation.
@@beyondtheringgaming I agree It’s all about preference. It was just interesting to see the view from someone who was looking for something much different than my preferences. Personally though the time I need to make Windows work like I want isn’t worth it to me regardless of what platform I’m using.
lol, not by a long shot.
How so? I have both and since further optimizing this thing since making this video I have not touched my Steam Deck at all. It's not better in everything, which I outlined in the video. But for the things that mattered to me it is better.
Jonathont5570 is definitely a Deck fanboy. The Deck has issues playing certain games and the Legion Go has not had a single issue playing any game I throw at it since it is an actual pc. Better specs, game compatibility and larger screen beats the Deck.
@robertdaone I have noticed in other comments. I am fully down to actually discuss the pros and cons of the steam deck, legion go, steam os and Windows. But lets actually discuss it and bring something to the table instead of just saying its not and walking way.
The speaker for the legion go having no bass is odd because you would expect more bass for gunshots and things like that
I am honestly not sure if a lack of base is the right term to use, but it's just dull. Like I said it's not horrible, and it's perfectly usable and if you were not used to better speakers you may not even notice. They are... average'ish I would say for PC's. Based on my limited experience with Windows Laptops (like I said, I am comparing this to Mac speakers, the steam deck, and a nice sound system)
Beyond the ring I have been looking everywhere for this answer but haven't been able to find anything. Can I play Halo infinite Co-Op campaign with me on the steam deck and another person on the Xbox series x. Can you cross-play between the two systems?
I'm thinking about getting this set now that is on clearence. Thank you for the review
"I feel like as gamer we accept that exclusive games are just good for us" yeah, no, most gamers don't accept that they accept it as a thing that exists, and there isn't much we can do about it, but not as a good thing
Honestly this last week has made me question that. The number of people I have argued with who advocate for this. The complete meltdown at the idea of Xbox going multiplatform. Maybe it’s just the loudest, but its defenders are easy to find
A someone new to Halo, this was a nice assessment. For me, I enjoyed watching the first season. But I was just looking for some sci-fi that does not feature trashing an established character to prop up a self-insert, and on that regard they (mostly) delivered.
Yeah I think that if you knew nothing about the Halo lore, it is mostly fine (I mean the fact that it ended and you are still not on what the show is named for, that's... well its something). Admittedly I am judging it as a huge Halo fan with a Halo tattoo. I am not... impartial.
Saw the sets on sale on Amazon so I got myself 5 sets, Super stoked to find your video this is perfect!
For sure going to check out the show but the changes remind me of reading peoples comments/post about the changes they would make to a game they didn't like without realizing they changes would make wouldn't fit with the rest of the series that the game is from.
Exactly, that was my concern going into this. I am already disappointed by there being such big changes. But what is the ripple effect of those changes and did they properly think it through. Halo has a lot of lore in it and certain critical events only make sense happening if certain lore is in place.
Epic, gog and amazon work great in Heroic, its really just MP anti cheat that gives it grief. They cannot run SteamOS, once valve releases it, many will run it. Your metrics are not really founded, I found SteamOS ran the same or better in most places. As a Windows engineer, its sucks in most cases and is terrible on the handheld, but there is some benefits, but not many and none are that critical.
What Windows are you using for your comparison? I am comparing using Windows 10 LTSC version which in everything I have tested gives the same or better performance on the Steam Deck. And then I have zero compatibility issues. I don't have to worry about an update coming out that break the game until Proton is updated.
@@beyondtheringgaming Custom edited windows installation. The reason the others use windows is because its the easy way, not the best way. SteamOS is not released yet and the other distros would need to have them maintain it and they will not do that since they are Microsoft partners.
How do I log in man there is no keyboard for me to type my stuff in
Um you know Sony gets a cut out of everything sold on the Playstation store right. If Microsoft puts a game on the Playstation store Sony does in fact get paid some amount of that money.
I never made claims otherwise but assuming the high likelyhood that they would not have made a sale to that player in the first place, that is still 70% of the money on a sale compared to $0 Third party publishers like EA and Ubisoft seem to be doing just fine with this 30% cut so there is no reason to assume that Xbox wouldn't either. Steam also takes a large cut and Microsoft (and Sony) made the decision to publish their games there as well.
Consoles dont sell at a lose over their life time, only for the frist few years after release. The worry is that if all games come to PlayStation then picking the PlayStation is a no brainer. Xbox sales will plummet to the point where there it makes less sense to produce. Once we have only one console Sony has no incentive to push tech forward to beat a competitor.
Normally that is the case, however given what has been going on with pricing this generation I am not sure if that is true this time around. They may both be selling at a loss. Regarding the second point, that is valid. I am not enthused with the idea of Sony having no competition due to their tendency of anti-consumer behavior when they are at the top. However there may still be a reason to get an Xbox console, like Xbox Game Pass which isnt on other consoles. Maybe you prefer the ecosystem, maybe that is where most of your friends are, you want cross saves between PC and Xbox, etc. There are ways outside of games that Xbox has differentiated itself from Playstation.
Imagine believing this stupid rumor that the Ponies were spreading in some strange form of port begging. Do better, video uploader! 😂
I said in the beginning that I don't know if the rumors are true and that I am not here to discuss the validity of the rumors. This video is more in the response to those rumors from both sides of the console wars.
There is No reason for PlayStation players to start this rumor. We Already outsell Xbox 3-1. And Xbox games are Already comming to ps, just not the biggest titles, - yet. so sit back down and take a deep breath.
Gamepass coming to Switch 2 bois.
Most likely just xCloud (if it were to happen at all) but would that really be such a bad thing?
Would love to see Halo Infinite on PS5. Would make total sense given Microsoft strategy on (some of) their games!
It seems to me like it would be a win-win. Xbox still gets their money, we get more players. I feel like the only games that need to be exclusive are games that rely on a certain hardware feature of a console, like a lot of Nintendo DS games will likely be stuck there or require a lot of effort to move over which likely wouldnt be worth it. Or games that may be targeting a certain audience, like you could argue the Switch has vs other consoles.
@@beyondtheringgaming You really think Sony would just let Microsoft put their games on Playstation and let them have all the money? Not going to happen. Both Sony and Microsoft take 30% of all purchases on their respective stores. A Microsoft game on the Playstaion would mean either Microsoft and Sony both take 30% and the dev gets screwed or Microsoft and Sony split that 30% and both get a lot less money. It's just not economically viable to take that massive revenue cut when you still have to pay for printing, shipping, royalties, licensing, etc.
@MrGhosta5 As I mentioned in my other reply, that simply isn't true (it being viable) or third party publishers like EA and Ubisoft would have gone out of business years ago. Developers also take that cut on Steam.
@@MrGhosta5 The main point being in the video regardless is that none of this should scare us gamers. Generally I have to say I tire of consumers being super worried about the wellbeing of giant companies. It's kinda strange. Either way, I think there are situations where it will make both of them money and in those cases they will, in other cases they would consider it not viable and then they wouldn't. 🤷🏼
I think there is value of concern over a game publisher, if for example Microsoft leaves gaming that could mean the end of Halo, Gears, etc. But them expanding to make more money isn't a sign of concern. This is not a cause for concern and isn't something that has a negative impact on gamers. Microsoft very well understands the importance of leaving their own products to make money. Windows may be a major product for them but that didn't stop them from releasing Office on Mac in 1989 and continuing to support and update it. That runs counter to them selling Windows but by supporting Mac they were not leaving money on the table. And btw Microsoft Office is also on the Mac App store, which takes a 30% cut. That is just one example of Microsoft not shooting themselves in the foot by supporting only their software. The exact same situation exists here.
thank you. very cute
Thank you too!
Is this the Steam Deck OLED? or the LCD version of it? I currently have the OLED and have been looking to get windows and the sound working properly on there. I already have Windows 11 installed, but there has been issues with the audio, where you can only hear something if you plug in headphones into it. Bluetooth doesn't work either.
Yeah so when I made this video I was on the LCD version. I also have the OLED one now and am waiting for the drivers before I fully switch over to it. I am hoping they come soon.
Great work with the various camera angles. It looks like you totally overcooked the chocolate custard and as a result the butter didn't incorporate properly. The next time you heat the custard and bubbles start to appear on the surface, stir for 2-3 minutes and then remove from the heat. Unfortunately, the cream was also completely over-whipped. With such a small amount, it is best to beat by hand or use a hand mixer and check for consistency. I look forward to more videos from you.
Hey man, great video! Is there a significant performance headroom for using a windows version you use compared to commercial Win 11? I’m currently using Win 11 home with SDT and planning on installing Playnite for my front end.
You're the second person I've seen on KZread to actually unbox theme. They call them dolls mainly because it was the Disney princess characters that kicked off their whole "Limited Edit doll" line well over a decade ago. If it makes you feel any better the brown cardboard boxes they used to mail them to you in used to say "Girls Dolls" on them, and now it just says "Toys and games". Personally, I'd consider these to be more like poseable figures than dolls. They've sold non-park looking limited edition Minnie mouse dolls in the past, and they had rooted hair covering both of their ears, and they had rooted eyelashes which these don't have.
Personally I don't really care if its "Doll" or "Action Figure", more just commenting that it isn't something I would have normally done on my channel. But I still stand by my opinion that there really isn't any difference between a "Doll" or "Action Figure" other than who they are marketing too.
No, they’re definitely dolls. Like 100000% could not be considered anything else. They are dolls. Is that bad? NO! Should a guy be embarrassed by them? NO! If you’re too uncomfortable with yourself to buy something you like because it’s a doll, you have some issues to get over. These dolls are awesome and shouldn’t need to be “oh, no, they’re def posable figures!!!” Noooo bro, they’re dolls and that’s ok.
@@ryanb4940 No worries, I have well over 2,000 dolls in my collection, and most of them are proudly on display. Life is too short to be embarrassed by the few things that bring you joy. I still consider these to be figures, and not dolls though. For one thing dolls have rooted hair / rooted eyelashes. You can call a plastic posable teddy Bear that has an outfit on a "plush teddy bear" if it makes you happy, but it doesn't stop being a plastic posable figure of a teddy bear.
Cool! Looking forward to more, though I’ll probably focus mostly on the halo stuff myself.
Halo stuff will for sure still be coming regularly. The series I have today is a good example of where I feel like the branding didn't quite fit anymore. Hopefully makes sense when that goes live. But this one is related to Halo. Once I start streaming again Halo will be what I mostly steam. When I look at my list of video ideas. Out of 34, 21 of them are Halo.
Windeck OS is a godsend try that out
So I just look a look at it and while it does seem interesting and likely a good option for some people, it also makes some choices that defeats the purpose for me personally. - Disabling the Xbox game bar: like I mentioned one of the key drivers for me to use Windows is Game Pass and the Xbox ecosystem, so I use the game bar - Defaulting to the Big Screen Steam view: similar to above, I have had issues with game pass games in steam and I don't restrict myself to just playing games with Steam. I have Epic, Game Pass, and others. It does seem like a great option if you are not as technical, but I would rather know everything done to my installation and if you go with the LTSC version you don't need to worry about debloating.
I'd rather not use a modified system over the free one Microsoft provides, especially as Windows updates can break dual boot
Microsoft should really consider creating a Windows Go variant of Windows 11 that just works for handheld systems, with the rising popularity of handheld systems. Especially with devices that natively run Windows.
I’m honestly shocked they haven’t yet. But I imagine they are working on it. A Windows installation fully optimized for gaming and particularly handhelds would do amazing. No compatibility issues.
i feel that theyll work on that in the next version of windows. handheald pc gaming isnt that popular to create a whole new fork of win11 for that
@@Moli05it’s certainly popular but pc games can be bought / downloaded from anywhere
How do you get past Microsoft’s sign in my keyboard won’t work in game
Which sign in are you talking about? The one when you launch a game or the one when setting up Windows?