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...! posted:Oh, then Stadia really isn't for you. NBA 2k20 forces you to wait while it downloads and installs ( to where??
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...! posted:https://www.reddit.com/r/Stadia/comments/e28tz1/can_someone_explain_why_i_have_game_updates_on/ "I'll be posting updates to this thread as they come in." *crickets* Also google now has a store page up for their controller phone mount, $15 for a plain piece of plastic with no adjustment and not even a throw-in cable to make it work. It's made for the pixel phone and nothing else, so I guess google isn't planning a wide rollout to other phones any time soon.
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limaCAT posted:The difference is that at the time Project Stream was just a curiosity and "you had to be there", now Stadia is a product. Xcloud is not a product, yet - which was specifically your comparison
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hostile apostle posted:Xcloud is not a product, yet - which was specifically your comparison Really? I've been playing video games with it, and it works as advertised. What makes a product a product?
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hostile apostle posted:Xcloud is not a product, yet - which was specifically your comparison It’s a beta, something google should probably have used here, too.
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hostile apostle posted:Xcloud is not a product, yet - which was specifically your comparison Considering the extreme lack of features and limitations on how it can currently be used, I think it's fair to say Stadia's a beta in all but name.
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Dr. Fishopolis posted:Really? I've been playing video games with it, and it works as advertised. What makes a product a product? It's not publicly available as a product anyone can purchase/get into.
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Lambert posted:It's not publicly available as a product anyone can purchase/get into. Yes it is. It's an open, public beta. Much like Stadia, except they don't expect you to pay them to test their poo poo.
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Cardiovorax posted:Most people would just call that "a product that is still in development" rather than not a product at all. That's a heck of a red text lol
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Dr. Fishopolis posted:Yes it is. It's an open, public beta. Much like Stadia, except they don't expect you to pay them to test their poo poo. Didn't realize this, thought it was still invitation only.
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Review: Tomb Raider ( free this month), stelar on Stadia, looks and feel amazing. Runs great. Farm Simulator 19 ( free this month). The compression hates this hate, but you only get some questionable graphics in some areas, in general looks gorgeous, exactly how you imagine a Farm Simulator would look like.
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Tei posted:in general looks gorgeous, exactly how you imagine a Farm Simulator would look like. thread title
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Klyith posted:Also google now has a store page up for their controller phone mount, $15 for a plain piece of plastic with no adjustment and not even a throw-in cable to make it work. It's made for the pixel phone and nothing else, so I guess google isn't planning a wide rollout to other phones any time soon. https://twitter.com/9to5Google/status/1197181678743097349
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A mail came ingoogle posted:Final Reminder: Download your Google Fusion Tables data and migrate your maps Good to know, even if I never used the Google Docs Fusion Tables.
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Klyith posted:Also google now has a store page up for their controller phone mount, $15 for a plain piece of plastic with no adjustment and not even a throw-in cable to make it work. It's made for the pixel phone and nothing else, so I guess google isn't planning a wide rollout to other phones any time soon. quote:Connect the Stadia™ Controller and a wide range of phone models¹ securely for on the go game play. quote:¹Stadia is compatible with Pixel 3, Pixel 3 XL, Pixel 3a, Pixel 3a XL, Pixel 4, and Pixel 4 XL devices.
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Combat Pretzel posted:¹Stadia is compatible with Pixel 3, Pixel 3 XL, Pixel 3a, Pixel 3a XL, Pixel 4, and Pixel 4 XL devices. In awe of the wideness of that range.
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I just found out that with the new Steam Link software, I can use any and all of my Android devices in combination with my new Steam controller to play my entire installed library anywhere in my home whenever the hell I feel like it. Stadia can go suck it with its wide range of five entire supported devices.
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Cardiovorax posted:I just found out that with the new Steam Link software, I can use any and all of my Android devices in combination with my new Steam controller to play my entire installed library anywhere in my home whenever the hell I feel like it. Stadia can go suck it with its wide range of five entire supported devices. Ceptin even though it's on home network it's got lots of instability and poo poo.
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tater_salad posted:Ceptin even though it's on home network it's got lots of instability and poo poo. I use it all the time at home and it's basically indistinguishable from playing on the actual PC. There are a couple seconds worth of stutter per hour and that's it.
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tater_salad posted:Ceptin even though it's on home network it's got lots of instability and poo poo. VVV The biggest difference would be that you don't need a strong internet connection, just a strong local network. 100 Mbit local Wifi once is way cheaper than 100 Mbit downstream internet every month. Cardiovorax fucked around with this message at 22:29 on Dec 2, 2019 |
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 but with GoogleGo go Google Stadia <lags out> I'll get you next time, Claw! gschmidl fucked around with this message at 22:32 on Dec 2, 2019 |
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Bulgakov posted:I remember trying out onlive a zillion years ago and while my connection was too crummy to get a higher quality stream that ui seemed slick as far as I can remember I talked about this in my first post in this thread; basically, given where Onlive was at (in terms of game library and features) several years ago when Sony bought it makes the Stadia launch that much more atrocious. And if I remember correctly Onlive had some free games as part of a subscription too, and I think you could also link your Steam account and stream all of the games you already owned like GeForce Now.
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Cardiovorax posted:I just found out that with the new Steam Link software, I can use any and all of my Android devices in combination with my new Steam controller to play my entire installed library anywhere in my home whenever the hell I feel like it. Stadia can go suck it with its wide range of five entire supported devices. Why would you willingly subject yourself to a trackpad over a thumbstick?  .
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Cardiovorax posted:Haven't noticed any yet, but if it's anything like Steam Remote Play, I'm guessing it's mostly a matter of connection quality. Still makes it better than Stadia at an additional cost of nothing at all. I get 130mb/s on both devices online.. but steam streaming seems to be kind of assy in a 30 min session of 7d2d I get more poor connection indicators than I've experienced with Stadia in a 30-60 min session. Granted I'm usually pausing Stadia a bit more than when I'm doing 7d2d... I mean Stadia has its many many issues but in my experience even poo poo like gauntlet when my desktop was wired in and my steam link was 50 ft away in the same room I still saw issues with lag. tater_salad fucked around with this message at 03:01 on Dec 3, 2019 |
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Cardiovorax posted:Haven't noticed any yet, but if it's anything like Steam Remote Play, I'm guessing it's mostly a matter of connection quality. Still makes it better than Stadia at an additional cost of nothing at all. I've had a lot less trouble with Stadia than I did with Steamlink - Steamlink is always a bit unreliable for me. Stadia has worked pretty well for me, though I've got gigabit and I'm plugged into the Chromecast I've been using.
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Neddy Seagoon posted:Why would you willingly subject yourself to a trackpad over a thumbstick? because it cost five dollars
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Detective No. 27 posted:The worst of the Stadia ads is the short one with the obnoxious bearded guy saying "STADIA DOESN'T TAKE UP SPACE" and then goes to destroy that couple's Xbox. That couple had a lot of room in their apartment, they did a poor job of communicating physical space being an issue. Where are the ads playing, are they online only? I was in the project stream beta but the only reason I know stadia exists is because I post on SA and read gaming websites. I've not seen a proper ad for it.
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cubicle gangster posted:Where are the ads playing, are they online only? Might be targetted but I have gotten a couple on YouTube. Not many but a couple.
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