Dev wouldn’t nuke your custom profile on purpose. There’s good reasons to implement a Steam Input API in their game, most notably because they can do certain things like automatic overlay switching, which further improves the experience for most people. Losing an older profile is sometimes an unintended side effect, and there’s nothing they can do about it.
I can’t hear about this game and not remember that some boomer actor thinks Belatro is going to destroy humanity, because it’s addictive.
And to be clear, an old config can look fine, but the internal structure may have changed with how the game/steam interprets it.
This most often happens to me where the devs create an official mapping later on that can do context-aware things in the game (i.e. using more than just Xinput).
It’s possible the config got changed as things updated. I have had that happen with old configs before.
You might need to rebuild your config or edit a similar one.
Looks interesting. I’m into PvE games, especially sci-fi ones, and I appreciate the fact that the dev is actively avoiding microtx. The aesthetic kind of reminds me of Death Stranding.
I probably won’t buy it very early on, but I would consider it if it was closer to release.
Druidry is/was an ancient practice that was inherently spiritual but was likely an early analog to scientific inquiry, with an emphasis on passing that knowledge down and ensuring new members became experts in their own right.
I’m just thankful that there’s actual adults in charge this time around. Unlike last time, they no longer have the benefit of a co-conspirator in the Oval Office.
Why go door to door, doing something that doesn’t promise results, when you could simply take the money and guarantee the outcome!
Sounds like something from Warhammer 40k.
There’s a lot at stake in this election. I hope we can manage not just to survive but lay the foundation to thrive.
One of those [Trump-aligned] members, Janelle King, suggested that accuracy was more important than timing.
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“As a voter, I would rather wait another hour…
An hour‽ We’re talking between thousands and hundreds of thousands of ballots. You absolute troglodyte, you think humans will do a better job than machines?
…to ensure that the that the [sic] count is accurate…
If only we had historical data points to see if humans do a better or worse job at counting accurately…
…than to get a count or get a number within that hour, and then to find out at the close of an election, after certifications” already taken place “that we have people suing because the count was not accurate.”
Which will happen anyway, because y’all can’t seem to accept the reality that most of us don’t like your demigod.
Even if this gets overturned eventually, the goal is to throw sand in the gears for this election.
We live in some stupid times, and if Democrats get majorities in Congress, I hope they don’t forget this time when the GOP cashed in on authoritarianism.
But that’s all they are: guesses. The fundamental flaw in looking to history for future behavior is the assumption that each person elected to office has the same motivations, ideals, and philosophies.
They want to get elected, sure, but wanting to get elected isn’t the same as desiring to keep that office. If I had the skills to run for office, I would be willing to sacrifice reelection to ensure good legislation passed, for example.
If it happens, do post to !steamdeck@sopuli.xyz. I know lots of people would be interested.
What I disagree with is your implication that they will only ever act in their own interests. I do not know that to be true in the future (and neither do you), as not everyone is motivated by money or power. Enough politicians who see it as vital to the health of US democracy, and change will happen.
I’m not proposing that it will, only that it is far from a precluded possibility. As Boomers die out and retire, I have hope for the Millennials and Gen Zers who replace them.
That’s cool. I agree that it’s not as portable as some other options, but it wouldn’t be able to do what it does if it was.
That’s why there’s still good options out there for everyone! It’s a great time for gaming.
I disagree, which is why I specified the word “progressive.”
I don’t blame you for getting lost. I listen to a legal podcast, because otherwise, I couldn’t keep track of anything myself
Hey, that’s good to know!
I think you mentioned that you were mapping gyro as right stick? Is there a reason you don’t use it as a mouse instead? The Steam version I think supports dual input, no?
I can give it a try at home, but I suspect there’s something else going on. When you use gyro, are you using it when you touch the right stick? Are you using it when you touch the right pad? How is it being activated?