Thanks, all setup!

I'm no expert, but if you're installing both from scratch, my understanding is it's easier to install Windows first.

Yeah, that day when you got your first whole MB of RAM... I remember mine was on SIPP chips.

I'm very happy that you had success and such an easy time. Yay, linux! Yay, you! You're the best!

Wish it worked on linux. I understand it does for some folks but I don't have the skills to deal with it. Oh well.

No, Tesla pushed a software update.

I'm waiting for this one to go on sale. Really enjoyed the demo but I'm in no rush to play it just yet.

I'm waiting for the price to come down on it. I never finished the original because I suck at souls games but we need more good Star Wars games like these. I want to support both single-player Star Wars adventures and Respawn because they made my favorite shooters of all time (Titanfall and TF2).

Remnant 2 is so great! What an unexpected surprise treat of a game! It really scratches a lot of my gamer itches at once.

I agree that I wish it had one or two more worlds to explore but there is so much replayability already, it's easily worth the $50 price of admission. Looking forward the first big patch; hopefully they make respeccing significantly cheaper.

I know it's about as subjective a thing as you can get, but I find the ergonomics of the DualSense to be atrocious. Like it's so bad that it hurts my hands to play for too long. I also hate the squishy feel of the triggers when they're not using the gimmicky feedback stuff. Overall, I was pretty amazed at how badly they ruined the controller for the PS5 compared to the PS4 one, IMHO.

It's funny to me to see people say they prefer it but hey... some (read: billions of) people also think Twitter was ever worth using. Different strokes for different folks.

I bought LE ages ago and the progress they've made makes me confident the game will continue to improve in good ways. The designers really seems to understand the genre and what players want. The way they are handling "the trade issue" is a perfect example of that.

The biggest issue right now is a lack of endgame systems. Once they get that fleshed out a little more, they're going to be sitting pretty.

I've been living in Connect for now. It's got some issues (as do they all) but it's been doing the majority of what I need for now. The dev is very responsive on his community and is already implementing a feature I requested to fix the color scheme issue I complained about above. No idea if that was in the works before I mentioned it or they just work fast but apparently it will be ready tomorrow.

Tomorrow I'll spend time in Liftoff exclusively and see how it feels in comparison. But so far, pretty happy with Connect.