Tenno,

We are aware of issues for the Warframe Steam Deck client as a result of the August Steam Deck System Update. Upon installing, the On Screen Keyboard no longer appears to let you enter your login details, preventing players from being able to log-in.

At this time, we recommend you avoid updating your Steam Deck to the August Steam Deck System Update until we find a resolution for this issue. We have contacted Valve and are looking for a solution with them. We’ll update this announcement as more information comes in.

Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.

EDIT: A temporary workaround has been discovered with the following steps:

• Launch your Steamdeck in desktop mode
  
• Open the Steam app
  
• Switch to Big Picture Mode (monitor symbol top right)
  
• Launch Warframe

UPDATE: August 3 @ 2pm

We have heard back from Valve that they have identified an issue and are looking for a fix. 


Valve has put out a hotfix for SteamDeck users and functionality as been restired. Please apply the update in order to see the changes. It may not automatically search for the update so below are instructions to manually install it.

1. Steam button
   
2. Settings > System
   
3. "Check for Updates"
   
4. You should see a new software update!

- Fixed Error message that pops up when finding private matches

The following improvements have been made:

• Open Cooperative Mode (BETA). More info: https://nuclearesgame.blogspot.com/2023/08/cooperative-mode-beta.html

This update is compatible with all previous savegames. If you're having trouble loading a saved progress, please let me know!

We are waiting for you in the game's Discord!

Open Source URL:

https://github.com/jynew/jynew

The demo is now LIVE and we've been getting a lot of great feedback from you! We are very busy working on improvements and making content for the full version of the game. Stay tuned we'll be pushing updates to the demo here soon :)

-Carl

Hello fellow Liquidators!

Another milestone reached - cool skirmish AI!
Over last couple of months I have been slowly working on organic feeling skirmish AI. And now i can finally say mission accomplished. AI does work, is cool, and feels at least 75% organic!

On top of that, testing with multiple AI opponents ( up to 6 players ) created perfect opportunity to optimize the game. And now I can say Liquidation runs smoothly even with hundreds of active units!

Check it out for yourself, recorded few videos as the development progressed:





If you want to get news firsthand and/or want to participate in further testing of Liquidation - come join us on discord! You can drop by to just chat about the game too!

After the amazing reception that My Friendly Neighborhood has received, we are pleased to announce that we'll be partnering with YouTooz to bring you, our friends, something special!

Looking for more info or some Friendly Neighbors to talk and hangout with? Head over to our publisher Discord or Twitter! Keep your eyes peeled for more news and surprises from your friends at My Friendly Neighborhood in the coming weeks!

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https://store.steampowered.com/app/1574260/My_Friendly_Neighborhood/

• John "Ducky" Szymanski's Twitter
• DreadXP Tiktok
• DreadXP Twitter
• DreadXP Youtube
• DreadXP Instagram
• DreadXP Discord

Agents, with the release of the experimental Duos mode, we want to gather your feedback! Please take a moment to answer a few short questions in our Deceive Inc. Duos & Trios Survey

We're hard at work on the features of this new version, which is only the very beginning of a long journey paved with regular updates and new content to discover. Here's a roadmap for the first weeks of life of the game to discover what you can expect from this first version compared to the demo and how the game will evolve.



We hope that you'll join us on this journey and that you'll come back to the game regularly to enjoy all the little and big updates that will come.

See you in two weeks!

- the Alkemi team

Hey everyone!

We are ONE DAY away from the release of Baldur’s Gate 3, so we hope your hearts are ready for adventure and your eyeballs are primed for tadpoling.

Many of you have been playing Baldur’s Gate 3 since the start of Early Access, all the way back in 2020. You may have accumulated a backlog of old save games, or even a few mods along the way. Even if you’re a first-time player, there’s information here that will be useful to you.

To make sure you’re prepared for the journey ahead, we strongly recommend you take the following steps before venturing forth.

We’ve taken measures to ensure a smooth transition into the launch version of BG3, but we still recommend deleting your in-game Early Access save files if you still have access to an Early Access version of the game.

Your Early Access saves and player profiles aren’t compatible with the release version of Baldur’s Gate 3, and leaving them in your save folders may in some fringe cases cause issues. Note: simply deleting the game’s save folder may create conflicts when either Steam Cloud or Larian Cloud re-downloads the save files.

1. Open Baldur’s Gate 3.
   
2. On the main menu, click Load Game.
   
3. Click through old campaigns and select Delete Campaign.

This method will ensure your saves are deleted from your computer as well as from the cloud.

We know it can be hard to say goodbye: if you want to back up your saves before removing them from the cloud, you can move them from %LocalAppData%\Larian Studios to another location for safekeeping, before removing them.




Having the Early Access version of Baldur’s Gate 3 installed will not speed up your download of the full game, and could affect your installation of the full game. Due to the game being in Early Access, we’re unable to offer pre-loads, as this would break existing Early Access saves. To uninstall:

1. In the Steam client, open your Steam Library.
   
2. Right click Baldur’s Gate 3.
   
3. From the menu that appears, select Manage -> Uninstall.

Existing mods will not be compatible with the release version of Baldur’s Gate 3, and will cause issues or break the game in unpredictable ways.

After uninstalling the game, check your Baldur’s Gate 3 installation folder and your AppData folder for Baldur’s Gate 3 to ensure there are no remaining folders for mods.

If you use a mod installer like the Vortex Mod Manager from Nexus, make sure you also uninstall the mods in the mod manager to ensure they aren’t automatically re-downloaded.

For mod-related troubleshooting, check out our Mod Information support page.

A solid-state drive (SSD) is highly recommended to play Baldur’s Gate 3, and we recommend you install the game on yours. It’s good practice to make sure you have more space on the drive than is needed.

Updating to the latest graphics card drivers will help with compatibility and performance of the game.

If you have any problems launching BG3 when we switch to the final version of the game on August 3rd, we’ll have an FAQ accessible from the launcher that will detail some of what we believe may be the most likely problems, with solutions.

Outside of the above, our support teams will be happy to assist you with any problems, but we sincerely hope you have fun with the final version of Baldur’s Gate 3!