What.
The fuck.
Eskating cyclist, gamer and enjoyer of anime. Probably an artist. Also I code sometimes, pretty much just to mod titanfall 2 tho.
Introverted, yet I enjoy discussion to a fault.
What.
The fuck.
There is also Solaar, which has tray battery status support and keyboard support.
I use both, as both have features the other doesn’t.
I’m using Solaar to have a taskbar icon with the battery status of my G305 and G915. It also lets you set DPIs, polling rates and stuff.
Piper is able to configure the G305s buttons.
When I need macros or some keys rebound on the G915, I just use a generic button remapper.
OpenRGB supports configuring the RGB on the G915. Solaar does too, but in a much clunkier way.
Fingers crossed m$ takes that option away as they’re threatening they might after the crowdstrike debacle.
Even if it doesn’t happen, all is not lost. Apex Legends for example, does in fact work in proton, meaning Respawn debilarately enabled proton support in their EAC config.
Battlefield meanwhile, is a complete shit-show I hear.
Looks like pretty much just a texture resolution increase.
What do they mean by “smooth modern controls”? It looks exactly as charmingly janky as ever :D
Mastering that is part of the charm. The fact that Croc can’t turn on a dime is part of the game and level design.
It doesn’t.
The limit is set by the people hosting your specific instance, as they’re the ones who then have to host that image.
Different instances have different limits.
You can use other image hosts, tho, as long as they give you a direct image link. Just plop it into the url field/use it in a markdown image, instead of uploading to lemmy.
It’s also what got me to finally go linux full-time.
I had tried to a couple times before, but always ran into one too many snags.
When the deck was announced I thought to myself “that can’t work with every game, can it?” as I’d attempted that myself.
But I had to see for myself, and the improvements in proton were staggering. And it’s gotten even better since! Who would have though Apex Legends, Hunt Showdown, and a bunch of other holdouts and anti-cheat games would be running on linux within a year of the deck releasing?
No.
You can turn that off and just let the game access the controller directly. Steam will even tell you when using steaminput is a bad idea with a specific game.
Worth adding that several PS5 games that have come to PC support some of the special features of the DS5. For example, Ghost of Tsushima, Rift Apart and Forbidden West, will all utilize the adaptive triggers when played with a DS5.
And this works on both windows and linux.
Oh? Does this mean they are finally starting to actually lose business because of how shitty the product is?
They wouldn’t be whining about being hated if it didn’t impact their bottom line…
Guess what!
Food is also a human right!
They were pretty well done. Most of the time something suddenly happening is a good scare, and AW2 had several events like that. The first cultist encounter with a big guy bursting through a wall, for example.
But I might agree that some of the full-screen scares that just flashed an image over the screen along with a loud noise were a bit cheap.
It would be madness!
Nice, 250 posts and comments a year, on average more than one of either each day when combined! That seems like a normal amount that no sane person would exceed.
Just needs a pic of Neelix titled: Notvok
I recommend it.
The first book kinda leaves you blue-balled because it ends just as you start getting some answers. It does have encounters with several kinds of aliens, tho.
And the problem is kind of inevitable if you’re creating a series and want to have narratives that span from one book to the next, and across the series.
That said, while the first book certainly has a couple self-contained arcs, it did end up feeling like setup the whole way through.
That’s literally my only complaint though, and it amounts to “I can’t wait for more”.
It was really good. Sets up a brilliantly detailed world with tons of potential for intrigue.
Doesn’t look like it is.