these are the questions we need answers to

Great point!

Thats a good point, but I was referring to payment for a service/software that I use. Ive had the YT family plan since it was called YT Red. I’m very willing to pay for the tools I use.

That’s a mature approach to this, and one that I agree with. I didn’t think the pricing too steep. I can agree, I don’t like having subscriptions if I can avoid it. But less than $20 a year… its nothing for an app ill likely use every day (and not owned by a mega corporation)

Agreed. I use to go full sized, but I only use my numpad for work. Otherwise it just isnt something I need, especially when playing the types of games I play. Also I need more desk space for the big button pad! Lol

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I’m a pretty big fan on 8bitdo. I have several wired and wireless pads from them. Something about it just clicks for me, and their new translucent models are just awesome.

I’ve been on the edge of buying a mechanical keyboard for months, ya know, doing the dance of having one or three in cart, ready to go. But this actually made me pull the trigger and do the pre order. A sin in gaming I know, but this is so fucking cool from a brand thats been consistently quality for me, its a no brainer.

I wanted something with Bluetooth, dongle, and wired USB C. Check.

I wanted a volume knob. Make or break feature for me. I just like the tactile feeling of a knob, so check.

Also it comes with one of the big dual button macro button controllers! Neat!

Kinda reads shilly. Im just excited. (reposted from my Kbin profile, just want more discussion!)

We’re about to feast yall - and thank God im starving

Zombie Rollerz: Pinball Hero was $3 and I love every minute I play of it. Its best on the steam deck, sitting on the couch watching some TV with your SO.

Good summary