I'd argue that the 'Verified' system was already a bit of a mess.
It should mean that the game runs, and runs to a pretty solid level on Deck.
It doesn't mean that at all. It's an absolutely horrible way to work out if your #SteamDeck can play a game and at this point I've stopped using it as a guide. ProtomDB or @steamdeckhq for me.
@danielholt thank you for including us as one of the two sources you check for how games actually run on Deck! We feel the same way about the Verified system. It’s a nice concept, but the execution isn’t accurate and their reasoning changes based on the game.
@danielholt@steamdeckhq it often asks me after playing whether I think a game deserves to be verified. I suppose if enough people say no to that a game will lose the verified status. Unlesssss of course so many people click verified despite all the bugs. Might be that they think bugs and crashes are to be expected?
@spinning_bird@danielholt I’m not sure exactly, though my big issue with the system is the “Unsupported” label more than anything else. So many games with that badge work so well!
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