Deck Position in latest update is all wrong!

Hey Olive -

That was something that was recently updated. You can click the "News" icon on your home screen to read more information. However the suggestion of a classic view is a good idea! You can leave that suggestion over on the
Xbox Feedback site.

Thanks for posting.

Yes, it is possible to use Xbox Remote Play with your Xbox on your home WiFi network and Steam Deck on your friend's WiFi network, as long as both networks have a stable and reliable internet connection. Here are the general steps you can follow to set this up:

Set up Xbox Remote Play on your Xbox: Ensure that you have the latest version of the Xbox app on your Windows 10 PC and that your Xbox is updated with the latest software. Then, follow the steps to set up Xbox Remote Play on your Xbox by opening the Xbox app, clicking on the "Connection" tab, and selecting "Set up a new Xbox."

Connect your Xbox and Steam Deck to the respective WiFi networks: Ensure that both the Xbox and Steam Deck are connected to their respective WiFi networks. You may need to enter the network password if it is a new network.

Ensure that both networks have a stable and reliable internet connection: Make sure that both networks have a stable and reliable internet connection to ensure smooth gameplay.

Connect to your Xbox on the Steam Deck: Open the Xbox app on your Steam Deck and click on the "Connection" tab. Click on "Add a device" and follow the prompts to connect to your Xbox.

Once you have successfully connected your Steam Deck to your Xbox, you should be able to stream games from your Xbox to your Steam Deck over the internet

Very well said Jorax. I do see your point. I have had better luck with some decks when I run them much heavier though. Like the Elves deck...the more the merrier seems to be a better way to play that deck. I have over 80 cards in that deck. I also run
the green deck fairly heavy and have had better luck with it when more cards are in it. Most decks I do run pretty light though (under 70 cards).

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I was just trying to point out that there is better advice to feed to newbies than them worrying about the number of cards in their deck. If they don't know how the decks work and how to use them properly then the amount of cards in the deck is the least
of their worries. They may end up taking out the wrong cards and having a deck full of garbage so they can keep it at 60 cards like the pros do. That could be disasterous and they may never play the game again. They are probably better off having all the
cards that they have unlocked in the deck until they learn how they all work. Then they can decide for themselves what cards are disposable and what cards they should have in their deck.

If I wasn't going all digital I'd grab that up in a heartbeat. The card deck is the only reason. Whichever you choose you really can't go wrong IMO.

I agree with deeds in that this is an all or nothing deck...in free for all. 2HG this deck is a real pain for the opponents....it works as a great compliment deck. I hate playing against this deck in 2HG when the other deck is creature heavy like the vamps
or mono white.