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Not everyone understands that not everyone is available on their PCs all the time. Just enjoy on whatever platform you want
I know, shocking.
To be fair though, the OP should have asked if ACE is SteamOS compatible, as this is way more relevant.
Thank you for the award, you won't get one even you deserve it more than I would. Your last statement just proove further you have no idea what you are talking about. Regardless enough of derailing the topic with your interventions that have nothing to do with the question. Go troll elsewhere.
"Not really much of a point buying it if it doesn't"
asks for a sim, if its compatible on a handheld device and states it wont be worth buying if its not supported lol. thats whats wrong with it, not the fact that a steamdeck is a laptop in a different form factor
Storage is only an issue if you have a lower end Steam Deck model and don't want to open it up to install a larger NVMe. I have the 500GB OLED model and have a number of games installed on it, including Automobilista 2 which is over 100GB. There's the SD card slot too but that's probably best used for older games. USB storage is a third option but again perhaps better for older/not so storage speed demanding games.
Edit: at least one of the third-party docks I've seen has a NVMe slot for storage expansion.