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Drone posted:PC players: you gonna do M+KB or gamepad? Gamepad. Old man (lack of) reflexes mean I'm not so hot with mkb any more either, and gamepad lets me chill with my feet up In my case the older I get, the less "mkb supremacy" I feel (20 years ago I'd have laughed at anyone suggesting to play shootmans on a controller) 
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Drone posted:PC players: you gonna do M+KB or gamepad? As others said, I'll keep my controller handy for when I'm driving but otherwise it's KBM all the way. ^^the older I get the more engrained in my kbm supremacy I get I bought both a PS4 and a Switch over the last 2 years and gently caress me I just cannot play games without kbm and the ability to alt tab and look poo poo up instantly / dick around in between loading screens
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also this isn't loving f-zero why do you need something with a joystick to drive you hold A/D until your turn is complete, you're in a city (mostly)
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black.lion posted:I sure wish I had a good way to hook my upstairs PC to my downstairs television so I could play on controller from the couch and my wife could share the joy of this hype monster My wife doesn't play games, but some of these real cinematic ones she likes to watch. I use a steam link to play games on the TV from the opposite side of the house. I've got a Nvidia Shield now and I think it can stream games as well, but I've never tried it. I might play around and see if I can get that working for this game instead of the steam link.
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I flip the mouse upside down and keep it pressed against the underside of my desk with the back of my hand, using my ring and pinky for the buttons
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Turin Turambar posted:M&K, invert y axis on.
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Keeping my wheel attached to my desk just for driving segments and extremely inconveniencing myself and my ability to use the MKB
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'Celebrate the experience of driving'
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Putting the game on a thumb drive and shoving it into my brain
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Delizin posted:My wife doesn't play games, but some of these real cinematic ones she likes to watch. I use a steam link to play games on the TV from the opposite side of the house. I've got a Nvidia Shield now and I think it can stream games as well, but I've never tried it. I might play around and see if I can get that working for this game instead of the steam link. I actually just saw that Steam Link can work on Samsung smart tvs... mine is old but i'm attempting to get it up now, would be pretty neato if it works My wife loved watching RDR2, hope I can get something sorted in the next ***checks countdown*** 58 HOURS AND 22 MINUTES
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Sab669 posted:As others said, I'll keep my controller handy for when I'm driving but otherwise it's KBM all the way. Xim do a line of kbm -> controller doodads that let you use a kbm and the console thinks it's still a controller. Apparently a lot of high tier shootmans players on console use stuff like that, I bought a Xim4 to try it out and found out I just prefer controllers  Turin Turambar posted:M&K, invert y axis on. Invert Y all day every day 
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Boooo my Samsung tv is too old for Steam Link BOOOOOOOOO Is there another good way to stream games to a tv without tons of lag or should I just give up?
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Move your computer hth
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I gave it a good shake but still doesn't seem to be able to stream to my tv Any other ideas?
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Any big benefit to doing this on gog vs steam? Other than the devs getting more money obviously
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w00tmonger posted:Any big benefit to doing this on gog vs steam? Other than the devs getting more money obviously No DRM. I prefer GOG just so I can hoard the installer files.
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Drone posted:PC players: you gonna do M+KB or gamepad? HOTAS
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w00tmonger posted:Any big benefit to doing this on gog vs steam? Other than the devs getting more money obviously I think they have some extra goodies? 
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Drone posted:PC players: you gonna do M+KB or gamepad? I’ll be using the wireless Cyberpunk Edition of the Xbox One controller of course! (on PC no less) If this was a fast paced pure FPS like Doom I’d go with KB and M, but otherwise controller is fine so I can lean back and relax a bit.
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Drone posted:PC players: you gonna do M+KB or gamepad? It's an FPS, unless the combat is really different from standard shooters, you're going to want to use a mouse.
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black.lion posted:I gave it a good shake but still doesn't seem to be able to stream to my tv If you have a laptop or a raspberry pi 3 or newer, you can stream from your desktop to them. Steam can stream to other PC's with steam installed, or to the Steam Link app. You can probably do it with an Android phone, if your phone supports HDMI out from it's USB interface.
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black.lion posted:Boooo my Samsung tv is too old for Steam Link BOOOOOOOOO Are you trying to use the steam link hardware or the Samsung steam link app? The hardware should just plug into the tv with an HDMI cable and connect to your router and controller/kb+m. It shouldn't matter how old the tv is in that case as long as it has an hdmi input. If you're using the app, then I have no idea. That is uncharted waters for me. I checked and my nvidia shield does let me stream games with the GeForce experience software. I figure I'll try to get that up and going tomorrow. Lowen SoDium posted:If you have a laptop or a raspberry pi 3 or newer, you can stream from your desktop to them. Steam can stream to other PC's with steam installed, or to the Steam Link app. You can probably do it with an Android phone, if your phone supports HDMI out from it's USB interface. That is pretty clever. I never thought about using a raspberry pi for streaming games even though I've got a couple sitting around.
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black.lion posted:I gave it a good shake but still doesn't seem to be able to stream to my tv Do you have anything that moonlight (https://moonlight-stream.org/ - open implementation of nvidia game stream) would run on? I've used it for a few games on my fire tv stick and seems to work ok.
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Delizin posted:Are you trying to use the steam link hardware or the Samsung steam link app? The hardware should just plug into the tv with an HDMI cable and connect to your router and controller/kb+m. It shouldn't matter how old the tv is in that case as long as it has an hdmi input. You can stream to the Nvidia Shield using the Nvidia streaming or you can install the Steam Link app form the app store and stream it from Steam. I think it's slightly more reliable to use Steam, but the quality and latency is about the same.
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Turin Turambar posted:I think they have some extra goodies? Hell I'll print out some posters. Hadn't thought about the installer thing either
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black.lion posted:I sure wish I had a good way to hook my upstairs PC to my downstairs television so I could play on controller from the couch and my wife could share the joy of this hype monster You can use Steam to stream almost any video game to your downstairs tv and use whatever controller you want...
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Wet Fifty posted:https://i.imgur.com/RsEfi39.png The screen you get after trying to start the game after the PC preload. No spoilers. So the GOG preload isn't encrypted? Let the datamining begin!
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ymgve posted:So the GOG preload isn't encrypted? Let the datamining begin! Well, first someone has to develop a way to extract the data from the binary files, before CDP does, because... code:
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Turin Turambar posted:Well, first someone has to develop a way to extract the data from the binary files, before CDP does, because... CookingPlatform - the game will have a cooking minigame! (It's just a word for gathering all the resources that goes into the game and packing them into single files)
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black.lion posted:Boooo my Samsung tv is too old for Steam Link BOOOOOOOOO Not super cheap but the Nvidia Shield can do it and does it extremely well, plus there's a native Steam Link app. (Not Geforce Now, this uses your PC, called Gamestream). It's probably the best set top box/streaming device out there as is, but the additional gaming stuff is pretty sick. Other than that, I believe you can sideload Steam Link's app to a Fire Stick since it's Android based.
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To get a 10/10 from me CP2077 will have to provoke a meltdown from somebody who accidentally picks a gay option thinking it was a totally super manly straight option instead. Fallout New Vegas set a high bar.
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ymgve posted:CookingPlatform - the game will have a cooking minigame! I thought in putting some chef meme image and do a joke about it...
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black.lion posted:I gave it a good shake but still doesn't seem to be able to stream to my tv long hdmi
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Lowen SoDium posted:If you have a laptop or a raspberry pi 3 or newer, you can stream from your desktop to them. Steam can stream to other PC's with steam installed, or to the Steam Link app. You can probably do it with an Android phone, if your phone supports HDMI out from it's USB interface. Yeah trying to get it to the tv specifically for wifey viewing, and I don't know enough to do anything with a raspberry pi 3 I don't even honestly really get what that is Delizin posted:Are you trying to use the steam link hardware or the Samsung steam link app? The hardware should just plug into the tv with an HDMI cable and connect to your router and controller/kb+m. It shouldn't matter how old the tv is in that case as long as it has an hdmi input. I don't have the hardware, I wanted to use the app but my Samsung "smart" tv is too old (e.g. not smart enough) to use the Steam Link app Do you get a pretty lag-free/high quality image experience with the hardware on wifi? If so I may just pick one up for this exact purpose I'm admittedly out of the loop re: Nvidia Shield, would this basically accomplish the same thing as the Steam Link hardware? Any quality difference streaming between the two? dedian posted:Do you have anything that moonlight (https://moonlight-stream.org/ - open implementation of nvidia game stream) would run on? I've used it for a few games on my fire tv stick and seems to work ok. Sadly I do not womp wmop wibble posted:You can use Steam to stream almost any video game to your downstairs tv and use whatever controller you want... Yes! The question now is how best to accomplish this
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sean10mm posted:To get a 10/10 from me CP2077 will have to provoke a meltdown from somebody who accidentally picks a gay option thinking it was a totally super manly straight option instead. inevitable. I look forward to cyber-chud.txt
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