Milk is its name, you don’t normally translate your name when introducing yourself in another language do you? (unless it’s particularly difficult to pronounce for native speakers of the other language)
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4·5 days agoyeah switching to Linux is likely a lot less work if you factor in the price of the hardware you need to run games windows 11 smoothly at your current pay per hour(or salary/hours worked)…
Unless you “need” to play a game that uses “kernel level anti cheat”… then you’re SoL… 😞
Sounds like you’re not running 32 ssd’s in raid 0 😏
reminds me of this song:
or they get to write off some tax as a result of switching to the sustainable plastic, so it doesn’t actually cost them anything to switch.
just look at what panicking did to the price of toilet paper…
1·9 days agooh I see, I think most PS5 games seem to make decent use of the gyro, but yeah not many make use of the trackpad :(
Not sure the court order applies where I live, but thanks for the info, it’s good evidence for my consumer guarantees act complaint at the store I bought it from 💡😄
Even if you’re not concerned about China but some other bad actors, they might still be able to easily purchase the data from the Chinese government…
That is kind of an issue with almost any vpn service however…
I’ve been using it a lot in Kingdom Come Deliverance 2. I use the trackpad in the inventory and map and similar menus, and the gyro for aiming when holding the left trigger.
That game was particularly annoying however as it disables mouse and keyboard inputs when it detects a gamepad button press or joystick… so I had to spend about an hour mapping all the controls to the keyboard and mouse output from the controller via steam input, despite the game having native DS5 support (that support completely ignores the trackpad and gyro 🤦)
Even if games did let you bind it to anything and use it as a mouse for FPS games (it doesn’t), the size and placement is super awkward for that use
steam input.
the community creates a lot of custom layouts too, so you just need to scroll down the list and find one. The default ones also generally work pretty well and are easy to modify. It’s just like changing your controls in any pc game.
Id hazard a guess that while the majority of people don’t change their controls, those sort of people also don’t tend to buy a steam controller.
The ps5 one is not really the same without the feedback and awkward placement imo.
I have an old steam controller too and I find the placement of the thumbsticks and face buttons awkward so I tend to use the PS5 one instead, and I don’t find the trackpad placement on it too bad. steam controller trackpad placement is definitely way better though.
I don’t want to fuck with controller settings to create unique bindings and controls for a feature that has no meaningful value add
the steam controller also probably isn’t for you in that case…
It’s not like games really make use of touch controls these days, at least not the ones releasing on PC with high popularity like Crimson Desert.
that’s what steam input is for…
that’s different because those also benefit corporations…