I was hoping the regression introduced in 3.6.19 where the bluetooth earbuds I could connect to just fine before but now only worked once until I reboot the Deck was addressed. But alas…
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13·2 months agoI just want some updated stacks: Bluetooth especially.
I can’t directly answer the question, as I don’t use one. But I would like to mention that I put on a pair of joystick caps which are frankly pretty thin layers of silicon all things considered, and now the Deck won’t fit inside the case unless I firmly hold it closed and then pull the zipper.
The case is designed to fit it very snugly, it would seem! But third-party cases usually have more give inside for covers and joystick caps etc.
Pretty much just Zenless Zone Zero and Hades II for the past month or so.
And a bit of Terraria with the boys.
Ah yes, the four horse-controllers of the apocalypse — Xbox, PlayStation, Gamecube, and Mountain Dew
I’ve never had to do anything to get then to work. Could you try to see if it works within a browser first?
Of course, the day after I finally figure out the perfect OBS setup for my Deck, Valve announced this.
Often as a lazier way to press the face buttons for slow games. But also custom turbo patterns for fast games. E.g.:
- In Genshin Impact, the back buttons are all face buttons, but with select ones set to turbo for automatic item pickup, or dialog skipping, etc.
- Also very comfy to use them while swimming
- In Hades II:
- L/R4 are the two shoulder buttons for comfier portal/character interaction
- L/R5 do autoattack and autospecial on turbo
- In Valheim, one lets me Dodge with a single button press instead of the chord the game demands you use
- In Balatro
- L/R4 switches hand sorting modes, which has no in-game shortcuts, still
- L5 restarts a run on long press
- R5 quits to main menu and resumes with a multi button sequence, to “soft reset”
- In Tabletop Simulator, the most common actions like clicking, selecting, flipping a card, and drawing, are all mapped to the back buttons for ergonomics, freeing face/shoulder buttons for more advanced stuff
- In Minecraft, various back buttons are used to enable different overlaid controls when clicked/pressed based on the modpack.
Etc etc!
- In Genshin Impact, the back buttons are all face buttons, but with select ones set to turbo for automatic item pickup, or dialog skipping, etc.
Eternally thankful this isn’t a rerun of the translucent black edition. I too got my first OLED delivered last week.