u/naughty_athenia

i usually just modeshift the face buttons into D-pad because i'm used to being able to move while doing basic action like throwing drones, or changing firing mode, or pinging

Started out around the the end of june, steamos doesn't shut down properly, doesn't restart properly, usually just stuck in a black screen after the motherboard logo but doesn't actually turn off, i disabled suspend and hibernation in bios, seems to work, but it gave me that boot option that triggers on multiple boot failure, it's fine if i choose to boot one of the options, but it gets annoying

I decided to do a fresh wipe/install an hour ago, initial setup works then after a restart it doesn't boot at all, or at least it doesn't display, no motherboard boot diagnostic light, motherboard doesn't think anything is wrong

Specs is:

I7 9700t

Rx6600

16gb ram

I don't expect to find solution right away but i wanted to see if anyone else is having this issue

The idea of enabling gyro with anything other than my trigger finger is a bit alien to me, like i did try the dualpakka but it's not really comfortable when i need to aim and use the flick stick at the same time

Can anyone describe how the gripsense feels like when used for gyro ratcheting?

I know the instructions said specifically LSM6DSR, but it's impossible to get and it's pretty expensive with import tax from china

I saw a listing for LSM6DS3, i looked it up and it said the pinout are aligned, is it possible to use that instead?

Semi related to gyro input, because i mostly use gyro, idk

It would be a better to give it to reviewers with past experiences with SC1 or steam input methods just to give the audience an idea of what the SC2 could do

you'd think seeing someone with SC2 playing counter strike with flick stick and gyro+trackpad is better than seeing game journalist playing balatro with it

Like they made it so bad the capacitive sensor feels so insignificant