Oh, no, it’s WAY worse than that. Just listen to him:

You could do something like NZXT BLD, you buy a preset config, you can customize I think, and it comes with a step by step build guide. Building a PC these days is like building with Lego’s. When I first started building computers it was way more involved, you had to adjust jumpers for master/slave drives modify…

Thanks for all the responses, y’all. Always nice to know that lots of people are dealing with things like this.

Or anyone that wears glasses

So what we’re seeing in these examples is the result of the headset pushing down on fat and soft tissue, or is nothing more than the natural shape of some people’s heads. Any indentation would likely go away with a bit of massaging and a long enough break from wearing a headset.

Mine sounds like when you switch on an old CRT TV, before the static kicks in.

and people laughed at me for outputting my sound from built-in monitor speakers but guess who is laughing from his perfectly shaped skull now.

Sort of. Dolby Atmos for Headphones has a volume normalization feature you can turn on, but it’s really just sticking a compressor on everything and then turning it up. The end result is a complete loss of dynamics and an overall reduction in sound quality, but an overall evening of volume across all sources. Without…

This use to be common to air traffic control workers who would wear those heavy headsets for hours on end. The newer ones are a bit lighter I understand and the bands sit on the head differently then the gamer ones.

What’s the worst is having an EA game on EGS. I try to run it in EGS, it opens the EA app first. Try to run it in the EA app, it opens EGS.

Back in the early days of Steam, I hated it because I had a low bandwidth connection where I lived and its offline mode sucked because it had to always “update” (read: download ads for new games) before it would do anything else. Anyway, I bought a Assassin’s Creed game in a bargain bin for like $5 only to get it home…

I came here expecting an actual examination of all these launchers, with what they did “right”, what they did wrong and whether any of them were even vaguely worth their existence.

Rockstar: Won’t even let me use my actual name. For some reason thinks it uses a banned word.

I was skeptical going into this review but the author brings up some solid points, well reasoned arguments and valid criticisms. I think the central idea is solid and, overall, I’d say I’m in alignment with the review(s).

Probably meant to say "worthwhile games."

The problem is the market for this is a niche of a niche of a niche. If someone wants to jump into VR why pay $550 for a tethered device that can only work on PS5 when they can pay $400 for a standalone headset that can also work on PC as well? If someone wants high end VR why go PSVR2 when there are multiple…

You mean the same "conservatives" of whom a double-digit percentage didn't realize that the Colbert Report was parody?

It doesn’t mean anything—that’s the point. They pretty much did the exact same thing to CRT: where you pump so much bullshit and lies about what it actually means, that it doesn’t really matter anymore. All that’s left is a near pavlovian response to the word that triggers you, even though you have no idea what it…

Never takes long for a Musk bro to show up and post something cringy and hilarious.   

“Woke” is another word co-opted to be an insult, in a long line of things people co-opt because the truth behind the terms and/or discussion make them uncomfortable.