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this post was submitted on 16 Feb 2026
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Can't be bothered connecting a mouse and keyboard to my deck for that kind of game.
Turns out that "that kind of game" also includes more than I expected!
I have a dock. Highly recommend it if you don't have a desktop. It's a one second plug in for games that are better with keyboard and mouse (RTS / FPS).
Although there are few games that simply won't let go of the steam deck controls.
You need a 3rd party decky plug-in to get it resolved.
I do have a desktop so no real point. I use a dock to plug in to the TV and connect controllers though.