not even worth responding to lmao
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>standalone is pretty fun
It is! fun times playing stuff like 15 mins of daily pavlov on standalone because the graphics on that type of game doesn't matter. But with any type of narrative game or something that's longer, I would opt for the PC version considering that I have more than enough hardware to handle it. Once you get past tinkering with wireless solutions, or having to experiment yourself to get the most out of Link without it being shit, then it's not bad considering what the quest is. Then you remember that you're still subject to PC gaming, where shit can go wrong and OS updates or GPU drivers get pushed all the time that cause either stuttering issues or bad performance. And then there's the fact that we're starting to see devs just put more effort into the Quest versions more. Bonelab PC clearly is not optimized well.

So yeah. If Deckard does turn out to be standalone, that's cool. I hope the base experience is higher quality than Q2 of course. If you can tether it to a pc as well, I would prefer separate uncompressed display port and USB for data.