Kobe Bryant dedicated all his waking hours to basketball, and I don’t think there’s a lot of people saying that Kobe Bryant shouldn’t have worked as hard as he did.
Yeah, but he was working to achieve something for himself and not to make some parasite richer.
Oh, I totally read that as you talking from experience :)
Or do you mod somewhere else?
Since you’re on the same instance as me, I assume you are a mod/admin there. Let me use this opportunity to say thank you to you and all the other mods on feddit.org for helping to keep that place one of the most pleasant online spaces I’ve come across in my years on the internet. As far as I can tell from the outside you and the others are doing a great job.
Can someone explain where the assumption comes from that the sticks are definitely going to drift, just because they use potentiometers? I get that people got burned by the Switch 1 Joycons, but doesn’t pretty much every other gamepad ever (except perhaps a few specialty ones) also use that technology for the sticks?
I’ve personally never had any sticks develop drift, on any controller I’ve owned. If Xbox, Playstation, PC and older Nintendo controllers all didn’t have the problems the Switch 1 Joycons did, then why the assumption the Switch 2 will be like the Switch 1 and not like all the other consoles that use potentiometer sticks with no issues?
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I honestly couldn’t care less about the game key cards. I understand it’s a frustrating downgrade for people who like to collect physical games, but personally I’ve bought every single game I have for Switch 1 or Switch 2 on the eshop. I don’t care about having a box, I’m not interested in reselling them and I like having all my games on the system/SD card and not having to switch cartridges to play different games. Sure it sucks for game preservation, but if and when I’m unable to play the games, I probably won’t care anymore, because I’ll be on to the next thing.
Yeah, I’m a filthy casual, but most normies are probably more like me, than the collectors.