Dr. Guillermo Power @gpowerf@social.cleverlibre.org

@chanon this:

@chanon these are pretty good in that they fit many controllers because they stretch. Kontrol Freaks are better but they don’t make ones for the Steam Deck.

@trinsec nope. This thing is built like a controller, you don’t want it wet.

It pains me to say this, but #ShenmueIII feels clunky and old. Amazing graphics and detail but the way it plays hasn’t aged well… #gaming

@chanon just for added grip, like Kontrol Freaks.

Coffee and games. It is that time again. #gaming

@gamingonlinux with the increasing popularity of Steam Deck I’d say that it will become more and more common to support it. It’s kind of risky not to support what’s become the standard for entry level PC gaming.

@trinsec I’ll add that the reality is that all luxury cars have the potential to be financially crippling. The best way to have a car like a BMW, Mercedes, Porsche, etc is to lease it with full maintenance. I love BMWs and I’m happy to lease one but I don’t want to own one.

@trinsec it’s quite the opposite. For luxury cars they have fairly low maintenance costs. EV means less mechanical complexity which means less costs. https://www.tesmanian.com/blogs/tesmanian-blog/tesla-has-become-the-brand-with-the-lowest-maintenance-cost-for-its-cars-in-10-years-of-use

This is perhaps an unpopular opinion around these parts. But price cuts might seriously increase demand for Tesla cars. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-64266471

@trinsec the killing is real life too, what isn’t is the respawning. 😄

Multiplayer #videogame psychology is interesting. I’m starting to get the impression that if a player kills you easily at the start of the game they will then take unnecessary risks when they face you and that will give you an advantage.

After many many years here I come #Shenmue3! #gaming