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Steam deck user here. I've done with it what I couldn't achieve with even the Steam controller: preference for trackpads + gyro for pretty much everything (FPS included) except for hotkey heavy action RPG's (Dragon Age, Witcher 2, etc).
I don't play RTS anymore. I had a falling out with them around Supreme Commander days.
I want Total Annihilation 2. I enjoyed Total Annihilation, but Supreme Commander never really clicked. Just didn't feel like a sequel.
I'm with you.
I haven't played it but there is Beyond All Reason, which even riffs on Arm and Core.
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Ah, that looks neat, thanks, may have to give it a go. Yeah, it looks like it uses the Spring Engine, which was originally intended to be an open-source engine to run TA. I've played Zero-K, which is another game running on the Spring Engine that also aims for an TA feel. Wasn't really aimed for a sequel so much as bringing back TA, though.
I honestly wish we had a steam controller that was more like the deck. I could never really get used to the Steam controller while I love using the deck. Can't really put my finger on what it is about it though.
As do I. I'd chalk it up to the asymmetry of the Steam controller. Lack of a D-pad, lack of a right analogue stick. The Steam Deck back buttons are also far better, and 4 is twice as good as 2.