u/Korhaka

Have they not improved driver support as part of this?

I think some hardware configs are harder to use, like if you have Nvidia.

Allowed but janky, this is probably a more polished installer.

Kinda wish I got several back then. I had 1 already though. Still got it too. Now mostly use 8bitdo controllers as I mostly use them for coop games and it's easier to use the same type of controller.

Depends on what you play. IIRC like the original steam controller, it's better at playing non controller games than any other controller is. If you are just using it for games with full controller support anyway then I doubt there is as much of a difference.

And if they have half a brain they will insure it through the courier so they are responsible for it being delivered safely. Depends where you live but I think most places it's the seller you contact as they sent the package and are paying for the shipment.

Too grindy for me these days, it's not fun to sit there for many hours cutting trees

Thought it would, its been a while since I have done it but I think I do remember seeing options to configure the controller.

You can add non steam games to steam, not sure if this works with the controller or not but possibly something to look into. No idea how that kind of thing works on windows though as I haven't used steam on windows

I like my original steam controller but that is a lot. I need some more cheap controllers tbh for co-op games like overcooked. Also need more good local co-op games because it isn't something I have really bought much of before as I always play on my own or online. But if my partner has friends over we only have my PC.

Ok, probably wasn't going to play it anyway

Copy it over the network instead so its on the internal memory of both devices. Uses your fast LAN instead of slow internet.

Yeah you can use the internal storage and if you still wanted to copy the games across you can always do it over the internet (or LAN). I think Steam does have a built in way to do this now as well or you can just send it yourself as a file with rsync or what ever tool you feel like copy/pasting with.

You could also store your games on a NAS if you hate yourself (read/write performance will be pretty bad and result in a poor experience for most games)

With google looking at locking down Android and preventing you from installing things on it I would rather not

Could there be an argument about the R&D costs not being factored in there? So for companies that can't compete, its literally a skill issue.

I would love to see a lower powered and low budget focused one. Powerful enough for locally running a web browser, normal Linux stuff like SSH and some low spec games like CDDA. Otherwise most games would be played by streaming it from your desktop.

The best anticheat is whitelisting. More coop games, why does it matter if the enemy force is a computer or player? As long as the AI is good enough.

Bombing for peace. What a clown.

Much more road wear as weight increases too

Just don't adjust parking spaces and fine them for overflowing it. The problem will solve its self very quickly then.