About BDO |
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Release Date Oct 17, 2013 |
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Developer Pearl Abyss |
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Publisher Pearl Abyss |
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Country of Origin South Korea |
Black Desert Online shows as “Unsupported” on the Steam Deck, and sadly this is the actual case. If you install and try to launch BDO with Steam Deck’s Proton framework, you will crash to the desktop as soon as the game tries to load. This is sadly the case with a lot of MMOs and games that use separate launchers, but since the Deck is a mini-PC, there are many things we can try to make BDO playable!
With Steam’s Remote Play technology, many games are eligible to be streamed from one device to another, and BDO is one of them!
If you simply want to carry out a few remote lifeskilling actions, then Remote Play is a great solution, since you can just “jump in” your PC from work, and quickly get back to business.
To make this work, follow these steps:
That’s all you need in order to stream BDO from your PC to your Deck, but keep the following tips in mind too:
If you want to do more than carry out some simple lifeskilling actions remotely, or grind an easy area for awhile, but you actually want to enjoy the game in its full glory (at least the one the Deck will allow), then your only option is to install Windows on your Steam Deck. This is not a 1-minute process, so make sure to follow our linked guide if you don’t know how to do so.
Depending on the quality you can stream the game at, you can have a much better experience playing natively with Windows on the Steam Deck, so if BDO is your go-to for everywhere, you might want to consider going through this process.
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Babalon, Mother of Abominations
16-hours / day in front of the screen entrepreneur, of which 6+ are spent on gaming. MMOs, CCGs, RPGs and many more, Steam-addict & achievement-w***e. Currently wasting life on BDO & Gacha Games.
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