Steam telepítése
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Fordítási probléma jelentése
https://store.steampowered.com/news/group/4397053/view/3860211327574158893?l=english
It's fixed in beta, still broken in release. It's waiting for a Steam Input warning dialog that's never displayed. Which, once again, if Valve would just give us a damn option to turn Steam Input off, would never have been a problem in the first place.
I don't want to waste my time debugging and fixing the Steam client, I'd rather to that for games, not the god damn broken store I bought the games on..
Alas, the only thing they do is give you the option of hiding devices from Steam Input, which is not the same thing as disabling Steam Input. All of Steam Input's compatibility problems are forever stuck on if you buy a game on Steam, all because Valve won't give us the option to turn it off.
This is perfectly rational. Valve's forcing Steam Input on, on games already purchased, on the other hand is completely irrational. I can't refund those games, so I have either to use Mouse and Keyboard or pirate them.
None of that matters in this case, however, because I flat out cannot launch games at all. Now instead of lacking gamepad input, they also literally do not function, PERIOD -- FULL STOP.
I think it would be bizarre if anyone were in this situation and had anything but disgust.