game fully shuts down my Steam Deck oled

[Ocean Star]

i can play fine for like an hour then boom full stop and it shuts down my whole steamdeck

[KingOfFriedChicken]

I know nothing about steam decks but if it were a PC I'd say it sounds like it's overheating or to stressful for the steamdeck and a straight to off is often a trigger of a safety feature to protect devices.

[Ocean Star]

Originally posted by KingOfFriedChicken:

I know nothing about steam decks but if it were a PC I'd say it sounds like it's overheating or to stressful for the steamdeck and a straight to off is often a trigger of a safety feature to protect devices.

it cant be that due to the steam deck can run POWERFULL games with no problems its only Palworld that shuts it down

[D.e.v.i.OS]

go to store page click the button next to Steam Deck support and see it says playable.
and read what it says.
all I can really tell ya to do.

[Rhyono]

The beauty of the collection of pixels presented on the screen is not the measure of the intensity of the game upon your system. Unless you are playing on absolute minimum settings and even then, you're likely taxing such a low end device.

[KingOfFriedChicken]

Originally posted by Ocean Star:

Originally posted by KingOfFriedChicken:

I know nothing about steam decks but if it were a PC I'd say it sounds like it's overheating or to stressful for the steamdeck and a straight to off is often a trigger of a safety feature to protect devices.

it cant be that due to the steam deck can run POWERFULL games with no problems its only Palworld that shuts it down

Powerful games!
Yeah sorry just not graphical fidelity that matters. There is a reason minecraft servers specialize because it can be one of the most intensive specs on a server front for ram especially.
But all open world games in general take a lot out of good PCs I will also say that at least on my server the game appears to have some memory leak issues as the ram gets up to 17GB before crashing and resetting out server this takes time usually but it's worth noting.

I know nothing of steam decks but that would be my best guess.

[JohnMiller92]

Good. Anyone who games on handhelds deserve what's coming. Disrespectful to the developers

[Iratus Machina]

Originally posted by JohnMiller92:

Good. Anyone who games on handhelds deserve what's coming. Disrespectful to the developers

Says the guy who likely owns a Switch full of Pokemon games.

[Zalzany]

Originally posted by Iratus Machina:

Originally posted by JohnMiller92:

Good. Anyone who games on handhelds deserve what's coming. Disrespectful to the developers

Says the guy who likely owns a Switch full of Pokemon games.

I not even sure he owns that pretty sure he is pissed his mom won't buy him one nor this game sigh...

[JohnMiller92]

Originally posted by Iratus Machina:

Originally posted by JohnMiller92:

Good. Anyone who games on handhelds deserve what's coming. Disrespectful to the developers

Says the guy who likely owns a Switch full of Pokemon games.

the only handheld I still own is my gameboy color :D

[Zukabazuka]

Originally posted by Ocean Star:

Originally posted by KingOfFriedChicken:

I know nothing about steam decks but if it were a PC I'd say it sounds like it's overheating or to stressful for the steamdeck and a straight to off is often a trigger of a safety feature to protect devices.

it cant be that due to the steam deck can run POWERFULL games with no problems its only Palworld that shuts it down

Its all down to how it is built, those powerful games could be efficient code that use the CPU and GPU better and doesn't stress both of them to much. I seen games that should run just fine but runs horrible due to how it was coded and what that code did.
So it has nothing to do with steamdeck able to run "powerful games". It is always the game that is the problem.

[Zinkr7x]

Originally posted by JohnMiller92:

Good. Anyone who games on handhelds deserve what's coming. Disrespectful to the developers

Why would it be disrespectful to the developers?

[ViridianZe]

Originally posted by Ocean Star:

Originally posted by KingOfFriedChicken:

I know nothing about steam decks but if it were a PC I'd say it sounds like it's overheating or to stressful for the steamdeck and a straight to off is often a trigger of a safety feature to protect devices.

it cant be that due to the steam deck can run POWERFULL games with no problems its only Palworld that shuts it down

Steam deck is linux it is running palworld through Proton Palworld isnt doing anything to the steamdeck

[mono_wolf]

Try this:
https://steamcommunity.com/app/1623730/discussions/0/4132683013931605759/#c4139439021819112407
There was a similar issue as yours but they manage to fix it (not sure if there is a difference between Steam Deck and Steam Deck OLED)

[JohnMiller92]

Originally posted by Zinkr7x:

Originally posted by JohnMiller92:

Good. Anyone who games on handhelds deserve what's coming. Disrespectful to the developers

Why would it be disrespectful to the developers?

Mouse and keyboard controls are superior over a controller in every way shape and form. Developers work hard and want their games to be played with maximum input from players, when you gimp input out with sh**y controllers, it's disrespectful

[Zinkr7x]

Originally posted by JohnMiller92:

Originally posted by Zinkr7x:

Why would it be disrespectful to the developers?

Mouse and keyboard controls are superior over a controller in every way shape and form. Developers work hard and want their games to be played with maximum input from players, when you gimp input out with sh**y controllers, it's disrespectful

Why would using an input they didn't intend (even though they did intend it anyways) be disrespectful to them? How does that affect them?