Building on top of Destiny 2 is not going to and is currently, not very pretty. As much flack that 343 got for Slipstream, it’s still a fork of Blam, which Destiny 2 is still running off of. Both developers grossly invested into these engines till it’s a new permutation, but there are still faults in both of them that…

Not that my dollar matters to Microsoft, but if Halo goes strictly Battle Royale, I’m out. Not for me, and I’ve rather enjoyed the return to normal Halo game types with their updates. There is literally zero reason they couldn’t build off of that, but here we are.

And overall, if what is clamed about the campaign is…

Destiny 2 is somehow the best example of and the worst case scenario.

Oh God, they lost Staten? Morons.

The absolute tone-deafness displayed by having Sting play a private concert to MS executives in the fucking Swiss Alps the night before announcing 10,000 layoffs is incomprehensible to me. Just some Bond-villian fucking bullshit.

Unfortunately, this story ends tragically. ChatCPT-Chan’s responses became shorter and simpler over time

All this A.I. tech will eventually lead up to this moment. That’s all I keep thinking about.

I love Fire Emblem. Where I sit on this issue is personally to me this game looks like one of the best graphics game on the switch BUT I must admit I am getting a little bored of Anime artstyle. (But the character design and artstyle is a massive step up from previous anime F.E. games at least.) The prettiest game on…

I mean Discord is just a platform for communities so it all depends on the community and the level of moderation. (To be clear this is not blaming the dev for what happened with their Discord. Deciding to nuke it was very valid since expecting full time moderation on top of being a hobby dev is way too much of them)

Why would they? Doing so is only going to antagonize the person who made the threats in the first place. They are trying to step away from people like that. Not engage more.

Especially when those people are doing you a favor for no reward!

Users of free apps are some of the most demanding buttholes out there. That’s why, even for hobby projects, it makes sense to charge something for it. It filters out most of those buttholes.

Making a removable battery requires having some kind of hardware for attaching it, like springs or latches.  Those take up space, and they chose to have a larger but very hard to replace battery over one that was smaller but could be swapped easily.

I suppose it’s purely preference then. I prefer to have it on the bottom so I can just just put it on a dock ala the PSPGO or the Switch.

Uninformed guess just from glancing at it: maybe the shape/size of the space it fits into doesn’t allow a design that *slots in* like that?

Wait, you arguing for bottom over top? This might be a first. Bottom gets in the way when plugged in an playing handheld. And having it on top means I can have a kickstand dock that doesn’t take extra maneuvering to plug in.

It’s a good idea because that makes it possible to have something plugged into the Deck while it’s sitting upright with a kickstand or something similar. Otherwise, you’ve got to have some kind of contraption to lift it up high enough that it has clearance under it, or you have to have a specially-designed dock with a…

Also, I’m okay with a short batter life because I have an outlet near most places I would sit to play. But the choice to put the USB port on top of the device is absolutely baffling to me. Who decided that was a good idea?

I kinda wish I had the willpower to hold out for a second generation model, but if you’re on the…

Does the thing do remote play as well? Remote play was the easier choice and I can run the high-end stuff with no lag with a controller and a surface tablet via my PC.

I can already see it, Steam Deck is great, but what we will really love is Steam Deck 2. It will get a couple of great quality of life upgrades, and we will all eagerly anticipate Steam Deck 3, but that will never come out.