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What’s the 3D version of an oval?

Just change it to a Pal Cube or some other shape that’s more fun than a fucking sphere. Problem solved.

ETA: Also, fuck Nintendo.

Hell, give them some part-time developers or something since we know they won’t give any money.

If you’ve got a legit copy then just download a copy and run that on the emulator, no DVD drive needed.

It’s not piracy, it’s a backup.

That would almost make me believe that they caused violence. Can’t imagine playing on a phone would be anything but frustrating.

I always thought it was a small team, not millions. But yeah, one monkey with infinite time makes sense.

That definitely sounds way more fun. And the description makes perfect sense too. Thanks for explaining.

I’ve seen bullet heaven mentioned once or twice recently. What’s the difference between bullet heaven and bullet hell?

I agree that glorifying him is an absolute incel take, but like the other commenter said, this is actually an appropriate use for this template. This isn’t glorifying him or anything.

“We’ve investigated ourselves and found no evidence of wrongdoing.”

Yeah I have zero experience soldering. That’s why I said if I get to it. Definitely a skill I want to learn though.

As a not-a-developer, this sounds like my understanding of C, rather than C++.

Of course. And then the mouse is suddenly $20 more or something.

So, if I ever get around to learning how to replace the switches myself, I’ll go looking for something that might be more reliable.

I didn’t know Roccat was less well known. Or that they were Japanese. But at least now I know what I’m looking at when my mouse finally kicks the bucket.

Often it’s just a bit of dirt. Other times it wears out. My point wasn’t that it’s the same as drift, but that both are wear and tear that should be avoidable or less of a problem. Like hall effect joysticks in controllers, which are still not available on first party controllers because they want you buying new ones all the time.

Same thing with these switches. There has to be a better switch that makes this less of a problem or at least prevents it from happening so damn quickly.

Sounds about right. But if controllers can have hall effect to prevent stick drift (third party controllers at least), then why can’t mouse switches have something similar?

Yeah it irritates me that the sensors always go so soon. You’d think the tech would advance past this, but it’s been a complaint for years at this point.

All of that is fair enough. My old ass will just always trust wired over wireless. I’m convinced it will always be more reliable at the very least.

Yeah, that makes sense too.

Old ones were absolute cheeks, modern ones are much better, a mouse will always be preferred. Bonus points if it’s wired.