I just wanted to say this is the kind of comments that make Lemmy better than reddit! I had to dig to the very bottom of the reddit post for someone to point this out versus this being the top comment on Lemmy.
Note: I am all for helping homeless people, but excluding information in the title makes this seem like 'if we give every homeless person $7,500 we can solve homelessness!' I wish that was the case, but homelessness is a much more complicated issue
TBH, it was literally Day 1 hours after they released it. I think they patched the issue within a couple days, but by then I had already refunded.
I'm impressed that it runs on Steam Deck. That's some good optimization especially for a triple A game that just came out.
I REALLY REALLY wanted this game to pan out because I love the genre. Too bad it flopped hard :(.
I bought it day 1 with the intent of (at a minimum) giving it a try until my refund period ran out and it ran like ass. The opening cutscene was a slideshow and that's with me running a Ryzen 7 5800x, GTX 3070, and 32gb of ram. I started googling to see if it was an issue with drivers or my system and that was when I started seeing reviews for it that weren't too great. I went ahead and refunded it at that point.
I had the xcover pro prior to getting the xcover 6 and the batteries are the same size, so I just use the charger/dock I got for the xcover pro. There are definitely battery chargers out there, but even the one I got I wasn't 100% confident it was legit until i had it in my hands.
I've been rocking it for a month or 2 now and it is the best! I'm able to watch YouTube in bed, while charging, with wired earbuds. On a trip I was able to swap out the battery instead of recharging.
It is also SIGNIFICANTLY faster than the xcover pro and has way better battery life. A world of a difference.
I'm still rocking my TWCS! I'm excited but not in a rush. Star Citizen still isn't in the state I was hoping it would be and I don't play Elite Dangerous anymore. I'm an avid DCS'er but I've taken a bit of a break recently. At this point, I'm not sure I'd use it enough, so I may wait a another year or so before I grab one.
I just wanted to say this is the kind of comments that make Lemmy better than reddit! I had to dig to the very bottom of the reddit post for someone to point this out versus this being the top comment on Lemmy.
Note: I am all for helping homeless people, but excluding information in the title makes this seem like 'if we give every homeless person $7,500 we can solve homelessness!' I wish that was the case, but homelessness is a much more complicated issue