u/ParadoxPandox

This has been every controller I've tested. Dropping the deadzones down to 0 in most games usually brings it down to almost zero, but for some reason, it picks up on jitter that even Steam Input filters out. No matter how high you set the deadzones in Steam Input, if the deadzones are set to 0 in game, the camera will drift, for some reason. Not sure why. I'm planning on filing a bug report for it once I have more info.

This is correct. Resident Evil games usually track how many saves you use, and this one just has it up in that little corner.

I never figured out the exact issue, no. I only played on PC for a few months through Ubi+ before buying it on PS5 instead. I'm able to lose connection on the game on PS5 with no save issues, so if it is a disconnection issue, it's PC specific. It might happen when an upload is happening during a disconnection, because it could set the permission on the file to read-only while it uploads and then can't remove the flag, but that's just a theory.

...A SAVE THEORY

I am so sorry, lmao

But that's all I can think of without testing it myself. If I end up playing on PC anytime soon, I'll see if I can figure out what exactly is going on.

I'm not even going to lie, that'd be enough to get me back in the door for a drive-up position if they keep improving our end of things like that.

Update: They pressed the wrong button. No positions available.

That's an amazing cosplay! Seriously thought the first one was a screenshot for comparison!

That Target I worked at and applied to again was actually the best place I've ever worked in retail. I'm not always a big fan of Target as a company, but it's one of the best options for me right now.

I'm hoping it was. I'm already at work today, which is why I haven't continued trying to reach out, but as I said in the post, the plan is to physically go tomorrow. Fingers crossed it was an accident.

I'd recommend against going through them. They messed up my screen protector replacement and adhered over a piece of debris, and it was also coming unadhered within a week. They would not accept responsibility for the screwup and wouldn't even discount another screen protector despite it being demonstrably their fault. It caused several dead pixels in the corner, and I ended up having to get an insurance replacement because I wasn't about to wait for Samsung to fix the screen protector on a phone that was already damaged.

Thank you so much! This is what fixed it for me, too! I was tearing my hair out trying to figure this out.

That is even more terrifying when it's visualized like that. Thanks for the site!

Not likely. It's a pour over and the v60 drips down into the coffee, so the cup is likely because of the bubbles

Unfortunately, this might not be the best game to play on the Steam Deck if you don't want to run it on low settings. Having played through it on both a desktop and my Steam Deck, I can say that there won't be anything important you'll miss out on if you play on low, and the constant frame drops on higher settings can be more detrimental to enjoying the game, especially considering I haven't found a combination of settings that makes the game stable enough and not low settings.

If you want three hours of battery, though, then this is not going to get you there no matter how much you configure it.

Remember, the Steam Deck is not a AAA gaming machine on the same level as even a Series S. It's more like a souped up Switch, and you should try to temper your expectations around that.

Are you using any kind of scaling, either the basic resolution scale or FSR? If you're not, you should be, and for the most part, you should be running the game at its lowest settings. It's not the best looking, and if you have a desktop, I'd definitely say you should play it on there. But most of the time, I got the game running at about 30 FPS, give or take a little, whenever I was playing on my Deck. You should still expect some frame drops, but it's overall much more stable than trying to run the game at any higher settings.

Hmm, good question. I didn't have any animated artwork in view when I encountered the issue; it would only do it once I got that animated artwork. What you could try to do is mash the Steam button, and once it brings up the menu, tap/click on Settings. If you do it fast enough, it's possible you could preempt the home screen freezing altogether.

If you can boot into desktop mode, I noticed that the client itself tended to stabilize after looping a few times, so you can also change your beta participation there. You won't be able to change the OS channel from there, afaik, but that should at least stop the loop issue.

Hey, I've been having this issue, and I think it's related to the new client beta and how it behaves with animated game artwork. I downgraded to the stable client, and that particular issue has been fixed, but there are quite a few games that I can't even launch on the beta OS. I'm going to try to downgrade to stable there and see how it goes, but that's all I know on my end.

Edit: It looks like both the beta OS and client have some really big issues right now. If you are on beta, I would downgrade for now. Downgrading to complete stable fixed the issues for me.

I've had a Steam Deck almost since launch, so while I didn't buy it just for this game, I can tell you that the demo runs just fine on the Steam Deck. Didn't have any issues with anything. :3

My favorite is The Last Hope, while my second favorite is SO2. So I guess I should put a vote in for The Last Hope. :P

It's my favorite game in the series, as well as the first one I played. The gameplay was just amazing, and while the characters are certainly not the best we've gotten, I still like all of them, even Reimi, Lymle, and Sarah. I appreciated the ways they all seemed to be bonding in the ship between story beats, even if the writing wasn't the best a lot of the time.

From what I've gathered, it picks who you have the most and least affinity with and separates them. So for me, that was Sam and Barrett, respectively. That might not be how it works, but it's what seems to be the most likely.

I'm absolutely devastated by losing Sam, especially considering I had just married him. This one of the first times I've considered reloading an old save, because fuck me, that was difficult. Having Cora tell me that she hates me shook me to my goddamn core, and I did not expect that from a Bethesda game.

Sounds like you're interested in hearing more!