Something about the travel of the analog sticks was immediately and immensely off putting to me. Not the feel of the plastic surface that your thumbs rest on, but the physical feedback of moving the sticks.
I dunno it's parhaps a nitpick but I went from 'holy shit I need this' to 'eh it's a cool device' within 30 minutes of play time.
Love love loved my steam controller. I wish I bought 50 when they were 5 bucks.
The deck doesn't feel right in my hands, im glad I was able to sit down and use one before I spent the money.
I would love a Steam Controller 2.0, or even just another run of the original.
I care what you say ❤️
You, yes you reading this, have a valid perspective and a unique insight and the world is enriched by you sharing your thoughts with other strangers.
You're absolutely right, 4chan had the sauce back in the day.
Now it's just sad.
This list might have been true 10 years ago
If you were seeing Middle East arguments that's your algo, I get video games and anime and book content mostly.
I didn't hear about it not joining the Fediverse? That's a shame.
Twitter never clicked with me, I probably spent a cumulative 3 hours or less on Twitter over the last decade. Threads on the other hand, I immediately understood it and enjoyed it in a way that Twitter made impossible.
In 99% of cases it's not literally believed, but argued for the sport of debate
There's something interesting about trying to come up with fake science to support the bullshit, and that's all it's ever been except for fringe cases
Wait it's large language models? I thought it was language learning models
Better yet, yell into the cloud, let an LLM respond
An air of confidence is the only thing that separates those who are experts in their field and those who know nothing