So so so many. Right off the top of my head:
Have you tried installing a copy of Windows in Dosbox, then install the game from there? I remember doing something like that to play the original SimTower.
Very likely the game is 16 bit mode, which is why nothing in Windows 10’s compatibility mode is working, as it doesn’t support 16 bit programs.
Yea, but the cost of having FB acquire your data doesn’t feel so… worth it? I’m not completely privacy-focused like many on the fediverse but I do view it as a trade-off, and at US$500 the trade-off no longer feels warranted.
Was thinking about the HP Reverb G2, it’s a little more expensive than the Quest 3, last I checked.
Realised it’s not that cheap, US$500? Feels like it’s at a price point where I could spend a couple of hundred more and not get Meta involved. Made more sense when it was US$300.
25+ years of GPUs from three different major companies, and I don’t think I’ve ever upgraded the firmware on my GPU. Support is based on the API, be it D3D or Vulkan or OpenGL. As long as there’s support your card will work.
6700XT is still a bit faster than the 7600, I think. Feel free to correct me on this.
Agree on the SSD, while a PCIe4 may not be needed, I’m sure there’re plenty of better SSDs than the Intel for cheap at this point in time. The price drops have been pretty good across the board.
Might want to wait for the benchmark tests to come out first, if the build is for CS2. I remember CS is pretty CPU heavy, so you might want to hold off on your choice of platform first.
Edit: Also, do check with the PSU tier list, don’t have to get A tier, but try something from B. A good PSU will help with the longevity of your build!
That’s a great take.
Also, most of the comments seem to be commentating on the headlines. If they bothered to click through and read, I think they’d feel more disgusted with the article than Star Citizen itself. xD
That’s a great explanation from you, as well as from @j_p_. Thanks you two, understood a bit more about these controllers.
I have no idea, I’m not familiar with this site at all. Another candidate for a ban?
Saw this article posted earlier by someone, and I’m going to say the same thing: Sus source, article reads like an AI generated one.
I’m just curious on the layout, mostly on why the up and down buttons are switched. I thought the left thumb would be down, not up.
They’re a good gauge of a game’s quality; it’s not rocket science is it?
It works for me, but I recall having to use Ublock’s element zapper and custom rules to get around a lot of the shit they pull.
You know what I commend them for this. If it helps move mobile gaming away from a microtransaction pay-to-win hellscape I’m for it.
Ah, I see. I’m quite sure we’re in different parts of the world and I guess my experience with parts availability was different. Here the problem is more of cost, as I’m sure your experience has shown, these do get expensive very quick, sadly.
Hi Termus, I’ve worked in a non-profit that dealt with this kind of thing; half of our focus was on people with disabilities. What I like about the XAC is that it has a 3.5mm jack for every button that the XBox controller uses, and the advantage of that is that you can use ANY accessible input that is available under the sun. You didn’t have to buy the MS or Logitech accessories for them. I’m wondering why you felt you had to do that?
I agree that Sony’s effort is not as good. I feel like it was created for marketing and coolness first.
MS’s Adaptive Controller is actually really good, compared to the PS one. Giving easily adaptable 3.5mm jacks to every function was a genius decision.
Thanks, that sounds short enough!
I’ve missed this thread for a few weeks already (as in, I didn’t see it). Completed Disco Elysium twice since then, amazing game! Very sad that there’s not going to be a sequel; the world is fascinating, as is the style of gameplay.