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Don't launch it yet, but instead click on the cog wheel icon, then Properties.

Open it, and go to the following folder: pfx/drive_c/Program Files (x86)/.

Here you need to search for the latest added folder under DATE MODIFIED.

Don't forget to show All Files under File type. Click on Browse and navigate to the following folder by going through the folder structure: home/deck/.local/share/Steam/steamapps/compatdata/.

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In Desktop Steam, go to Library, and at the bottom left corner, click on the plus sign, then Add a Non-Steam Game. Next, we want to add the installed launcher to Steam.Right-click it, go to Manage, then Remove non-Steam game from your library. When the installation process is done, you can remove the from Steam again. Now hit Play to launch the installer, follow the different steps, and wait until it's done.

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Follow our Proton Steam Deck guide to learn how to install it. Choose an up-to-date flavour of GE-Proton. and under Compatibility, toggle the Force the use of a specific Steam Play compatibility tool option. Don't launch it yet, but instead click on the cog wheel icon, then Properties. It should be called something along the lines of. Now, navigate to the newly added entry in your Steam Library.If you can't find the installer, make sure to show All Files under File type: Navigate to your downloads folder by clicking on Browse, and then go to home/deck/Downloads and add the installer file to Steam. Open up desktop Steam, go to Library, and at the bottom left corner, click on the plus sign, then Add a Non-Steam Game.

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Next, open up the browser of your choice, go to the Blizzard download page (or search for it on Google), and download the Windows installer.

Click the Steam button, go down to Power, and then Switch to Desktop.

For a native installation: On your Steam Deck, go to desktop mode.

How to install on Steam Deck the native way I personally have it installed the easy way, however. While there shouldn't be any major differences between the different installation methods, sometimes installing the game via Lutris or Bottles gives you better compatibility. In this guide, we'll show you all three options. In fact, thanks to the efforts of the community, there are now a few ways to install on Steam Deck – either you install it by adding the launcher to Steam, or by using a third-party tool, such as Bottles or Lutris. Need ublock origin or something for this.If you are here for advice on running Diablo IV on the Steam Deck, we wrote a dedicated installation guide here - and if you were looking for the best Diablo IV settings and performance on the Steam Deck, we've got you covered as well.

We need blizz games in steam, battlenet is now a bloatware Comment by FuryXHD on T19:43:13-06:00 Not have this garbage come up every time I launch the client. I want the launcher to stay on the last game I played. Yeah, what this really is is just a humongous ad billboard. Tried it and swapped back after 10 seconds. Who asked? It's not like Blizzard/Activision has around 100 games that I really need recently played button for this lol. Updates get pushed to my computer before coming home. Since 2019, I’ve left it running in the dock. I’ve always used the launcher as far back as tbc as I can remember. People open games from the launcher and not the system tray icon? The new Home Page consolidates recommendations, news, and updates for various games. Mousing over the the quick launch icon will also tell you exactly what application is being launch (such as Public Test Realm (DF 10.0.7)), which is helpful in the case of multiple game versions, although these buttons are automated, so you can't set up a quick launch for both the PTR and Live versions of the same game, it will generate a quick launch button for Classic separate from Modern WoW.

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The best feature of this update is the Last Played section, which adds quick launch icons for recently played games - automatically launching the game, without first navigating to its page. The new Home Page consolidates advertisements and recent news for various games, but the individual game pages look the same as before and can be returned to by clicking on their respective icons in the Favorites section of the banner. Note the Last Played buttons on the left hand side of the banner. The previous launcher (first/left) compared to the new menu (second/right). There's a new beta update for the launcher, which adds a new Home Page and Quick Launch buttons for recently played games! If you haven't already, switch to the beta branch of the desktop application from the launcher's settings menu and try it out today.