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Anderson last won the day on September 18 2021

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  1. Yes, thank you. My question is if there is a catch-all configuration for a gamepad since apparently there's no gamepad support by default. Even though Doom 3 was released on consoles as well. I imagine this means no rumble, vibration support for gamepads neither. Just wanted to double check if there is an easy workaround that I missed. Apologies for the confusion.
  2. Thank you! Can I get a config file to set up generic controls bindings for a gamepad?
  3. Does anyone know if there is vibration support?
  4. Is this only for VR? Thank you advance and Happy New Year.
  5. Does anyone play Fallen London? It's like Sunless Sea it had it's own soundtrack on the mobile devices but the app was retired. The game still exists on the browser and it allows for player interaction, role playing etc. The writing is real good. They have more words than in War and Peace content-wise.
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    Free games

    Lots of free games on giveaway during the Steam Stealth Fest.
  7. I don't think that finishing games means that players are more mature. Some people simply have other things to do. Same why people don't touch or finish certain books or movies. Especially not watching all seasons of some show. In general, "completing" a game is a very relative thing if you measure it by the achievement system, since there's often some bonus or hidden content or some DLC without which you can't say you 100% completed the game. So, for the most part "finishing" the main story concerns difficulty spikes that keeps certain people away from playing to the end rather than intentionally dropping the game without any reason. Therefore it's not necessarily the mature people that stay but simply the hardcore fans. The fact that about 9% complete the game also doesn't necessarily mean that the game was hard or something. There's simply lots of people that play a game for 5 minutes to see if it works and since they don't get all the achievements - then the whole statistic tips in favor of those who only tried the game. Making the remaining 9% get smaller in percentage and the majority of people who tried the game closer to 100%. TLDR there's lots of explanations. There's a good article on the whole rationale behind all this completionism: https://medium.com/super-jump/how-to-measure-the-success-of-your-game-design-c2d51bc1da9a
  8. Hmm, it depends. The low-end Microsoft Lumia 550 was rather cheap and had either software or hardware problems with random restarts or freezes when heating. I'm still actively using one. It's as cheap as they get besides button phones. They do seem to be resistant to damage but they're not exactly rugged phones. However there's still something about cheap devices that makes them rugged enough. In the sense that there isn't much to break there in the first place. Idk if Nokia still makes good stuff or not.
  9. I wish they would remake Amnesia: Justine and allow saving because it wasn't an expansion short enough to restrict such an option.
  10. The original Fallout 1 can now be played on mobile devices. https://github.com/alexbatalov/fallout1-ce#readme
  11. The problem with this line of thought is when you apply it to everything in your life. Like, the last good cars were in the 90's, early 2000's and then they started having lots of electronics and you can't repair anything etc. I mean these are obviously gross generalizations. There's some exceptions all the time. And it doesn't always mean that the exception confirms the general rule.
  12. There's still good stuff like Pathologic, Disco Elysium.
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