u/Jakeroxs

And it immediately sold out, fuck me

Mostly arguing that the "primary purchasers" would only be steam machine users.

For my part, I have a deck and I'm really excited to get the steam controller as my elite 2 controller is already suffering stick drift and bumper issues.

Edit: To clarify, I'll use it on my desktop, not with the deck ha

Also I'll add the steam controller looks to be basically a premium controller for about half the price of most at that range.

15% of game sessions on steam are with a controller, that's like 10m people lmao

After gaming so much on the deck, going back to my Xbox elite 2 controller feels bad lol. The extra convenience of the trackpads is seriously so worth it.

Plus hopefully no stick drift and broken buttons, like I've gotten on every Xbox controller I've owned (over 10 at this point)

I actually have their mount for my deck, it's pretty useful as it comes with a kickstand and a couple extra mount things so I also attach a little usb-c dock to it.

Sunshine/Moonlight streaming is best of both worlds, my deck stays charged all day and stays cool and my PC in the other room doesn't heat up my bedroom anymore.

Apple was ahead of the curve I guess

Oh good centralized under github instead of Nexus, that'll solve all the problems!

I'm not sure how long you've been modding games, but nexus is a treasure despite its problems and the way it has scaled was to suit the need of the userbase.

Don't get me wrong, flathub is great, but there's an insane amount of other variables in the mix with modding games that makes it much more complex then just downloading a package. Not to mention the entire ecosystem built out (thinking things like wabbajack, mod organizer, etc)

It does if you're launching through something else so steam doesn't realize you're launching it, like don't directly hit play on the actual game.

Disable updates in steam and launch with a different icon to bypass the update on launch, classic Bethesda game workarounds

And who's hosting that git repo?

They're just going to use the same Big Picture Steam layout, that's exactly what it's for.

My issue on PlayStation controllers is my thumbs hit each other If both sticks are inward, for example moving right while turning left.

I don't have large hands so I don't understand how it's not a more widespread reported issue. Xbox style controllers completely solves this and things like my deck of course its on opposite sides of the screen

Same, I always have to disable it or greatly dial it back, for example in fallout nv I leave it on with low sensitivity while I'm holding the trigger to ads, so I can have the fun aiming experience when I want to, what I really can't stand is "thumb on joystick activates gyro" MF I leave my thumb on the thimbstick when I want to use it, why would I want to trigger gyro?

What handheld, wait no, **console** period can?

Most people don't care that much to play at 90 fps on 1440p on a mobile device.

I suspect part of the issue is you're a kbm player primarily?

Even on desktop PCs, you need a relatively recent gpu to play at that level, one of those gpus is almost the entire size of the deck lmfao

Not like the companies releasing these things have been making PCs and peripherals for decades or anything lol

Yeah, not really possible lol

Can you recommend a good router for it? Even with an RAXE500 dropped packets are a nuisance with both on wifi.

One wonders if that's the intention, like with Gaza and Hamas, people are driven to extremism by extreme circumstances and Israel at every step stopped anything but hamas from power to help themselves.

"Israel won't drag us into a war with Iran, but if they do we'll go willingly!" - Trump within the last like two weeks