some games I've played recently
I replaced three 500 Gb ssd drives with 2000 Gb ssd drives today to make room for my Steam collection. I may have gone overboard with installing games (all the icons except the recyling bin are new as of today):
Distance is an incredible piece of art:
I suck at it, but it's awesome!
I replaced three 500 Gb ssd drives with 2000 Gb ssd drives today to make room for my Steam collection. I may have gone overboard with installing games (all the icons except the recyling bin are new as of today):
Heh, thanks for the suggestion, but I already deleted the messYou need to use the busiest wallpaper you can find just to twist the knife in a bit more
It'd be awesome if you could arrange them so the shading of the icons make a picture too.
did you vote, tho?
I was in a mood to play some space sim game so I got Elite Dangerous, I jumped into the tutorial and I'm completely lost with the kb+m controls.
try the simplified gamepad controls - those are at least manageable for people who don't have 10 arms
It's playable with KB&M but there's a metric crapton of bindings to remember. Basically, it's 6dof, meaning you want to go for ctrl/space for down/up, probably the usual FPS controls for forward/back/left/right and Q/E for roll. X also is throttle to zero which will be lifesaver. I believe you really want to bind freelook to something, which is MMB by default iirc. That's at least a good starting point, everything else is secondary after these. The only tips I could give you is to also bind the Framshift Drive to another bind from Supercruise, and to bind Night Vision to something because god damn is it useful given that space is black half the time.I was in a mood to play some space sim game so I got Elite Dangerous, I jumped into the tutorial and I'm completely lost with the kb+m controls.
Never played with the simplified controls, but even with a HOTAS with buttons and dials everywhere I STILL needed to use a keyboard with a mouse pad on it.try the simplified gamepad controls - those are at least manageable for people who don't have 10 arms
Or just config your own controls after seeing what's what and how common their use is likely to be.
I set many next/previous/primary/secondary/directional stuff to the same handful of buttons/keys but with normal press, Shift + press, ALT + press CTRL +, etc.
Also get a flight stick (to use in combination with kb) if not hotas
Also play it in VR
Hah, me too. Uninstalled it right in the tutorial. Tried it earlier this month.I was in a mood to play some space sim game so I got Elite Dangerous, I jumped into the tutorial and I'm completely lost with the kb+m controls.
Is it on by default? Because I already played with gamepad but it's still so complicated lol.try the simplified gamepad controls - those are at least manageable for people who don't have 10 arms
metacouncil.com
Yakuza store page...please.....
And I explained why, mostly due to the GamePass configuration as they don't do anything like allowing purchase and no pack either, so Store just has the pages opened so the GP process can be completed.
metacouncil.com
.
Should've been earlier this week, but they found another issue with the launcher. No ETA, but shortly.
I haven't played it since I don't own the game and neither do I own Spelunky 1 but you are probably right that "frustration and difficult" comes sometimes with a price. That alone might be a reason for some players to avoid roguelikes and roguelites games. I for once did for a lot of time and I'm still very cautious buying them because of what you said.
I played it in VR with a group of friends (which is basically the most the situation could be stacked in favour of any game) and we still dropped it rather quickly. For comparison, we spent a ton of time exploring The Forest with the same group.
At this rate the game will be out on Steam and it still won't have a store page, Sega will just deduct money from people's wallets and send one of those appID links that lets you download games.Yakuza store page...please.....
metacouncil.com
