u/strongarm

You beauty!


I'm doing a run through of Bloodborne now on my PC, the emulator is running it so well now, (shadPS4) and there's a specific Bloodborne Launcher (BLLauncher) that gets all the tweaks and mods for you to run it enhanced, it's so much better!

I've even seen people getting it running on Steam Deck smoothly, you'll have to try it next!

Still my favourite Souls game, probably followed by Bloodborne and Dark Souls 2, well then there's Elden Ring, but I've only played through once.

I saw a comment about DeS being easier than Dark Souls, I'm not so sure, but Dark Souls definitely had some poorly balanced areas, like the Capra Demon at the beginning and the unfinished Lava area, I think they rushed it out, Demon's Souls always seemed like a complete game to me that didn't require any DLC or expansions

Can you just buy the battery elsewhere?

Which is what i do, but it's a physical improvement I'm wanting, not just the input.

I like the SC2026 but I don't prefer the track pads, I'm kind of in a nomans land between Controller preference now 😅

I wish they made a dual trackpad version with a dpad instead of the left stick

Have you ever checked out RetroDeck on the Steam Deck? They built their own controller profile and the radial dial menu controls all emulators and has it's own specific icons, it's so cool!

Let us know how it goes with Steam Support

6x or double?


The Dishonoured games and Prey by Arcane Studios actually bothered to make proper Steam Controller configs and use the proper glyphs too, it makes a difference

Does it support party chat, or microphones?

If you were using VB6 just 2 years ago then it's pretty clear to me that you were in a niche, and the exception rather than the rule.

If you're a software Engineer and you're not using AI, there's a high chance you will be unable to find good work in the near future.

Software engineering has always been a race to stay on top of the latest trends in technology to stay relevant in the market.

Expecting engineers to not use AI on their own pet projects is unrealistic.

On the screen

Posted on November 19th almost a month before the Steam Deck verified patch

Valve have a lot of data on this, I'm sure 8GB is going to be substantially for most of the playable top 10

If you can get used to just using the two touchpads for everything then you can get the most out of the Steam Controller and no other controller compares.

For FPS games for example you can bind the left touchpad to left joystick, make the outer ring toggle the left click to 'run' then use the touchpad click to activate something else like dodge (B)

The right touchpad can function as mouse for look, but also on touch activate gyro as mouse to help with accuracy, then right click can be melee or even configure a 4 button pad so you have more options.

Then you have the back buttons and the 4 shoulder buttons all at your finger tips and you don't need to move your hands.

I like the touchpad for platformers too, completed Hollow Knight with just the touchpads

**Look Mum no Computer** - It's a truly crazy game described as a Twin-stick shooter ARPG, and I guess that's right, but the coolest thing is that the music is controlled by your own gameplay and equipment, the devs even included an in-gane synthesizer.

Reminds me of the old Spectrum games from bedroom programmers.

Rogue Trader, it's quite a new game, but it has a Steam Deck mode and runs quite reasonably for a turn based combat game, really enjoying it.