No one willing to buy, so it ain't worth shit
Ok, but the Padme deal was dope
it's kind of funny to me but as growing up I was all about Nintendo, as I got into my later teens and early adulthood I was all PC and steam, I'm 35 now with the family tons of responsibility obligations but I've noticed as I get older I've been gravitating closer back to Nintendo and their dependability for good quality gaming and time well spent, I guess because my time is such a high premium, I stick to the games I know that are going to deliver.
I don't tip, but that's achieved by never doing anything where tipping is expected.
you can, it's in CS2s beta channel
I've been having a ball with CS2, and I think releasing at it as a separate game to CSGO would only fragment the player base.
Yep, should be standard everywhere
..... for accounts you actually give a shit about
Well it's no wonder Oreo took over, who wants to eat cookies that sound like a cleaning detergent?
It's either that or your grandma's biscuits that help her poop.
P.S. Not trying to attack you, just always wondered why anyone would choose HYDROX(it sounds like a fucking poison, right? am i the only one? WHAT IS GOING ON??) AS THE NAME OF THEIR GOD DAMN COOKIE!!!!11!!!!
Great resource, but the last 10 or so were just re-worded examples of what was already demonstrated.
No offense but these things are horrendous to use. The mouse design has been largely perfected(and it ain't this design), what else is there to do besides add RGB to stand out?
They definitely each have their own strengths and weaknesses, if I had to pick a winner, I'm going with Steam Deck, you just can't compete with their controller API and the Deck's assortment of input options; that alone makes everything else obsolete.
Raw horsepower(Rog v Deck) is a meaningless metric; Using the Rog is like driving a 911 without tires, just rims; you literally can't control it.
It's more complicated than that, for instance i use software that processes telemetry data from my racing simulators that control my tactile transducers. there's a million situations just like that if you do anything more than basic games on a basic screen.
What about surround for triple monitors? There's just so many little things that become a pain in the ass the moment you switch to Linux when it comes to gaming outside of the most basic, straight forward instances.