You could basically let AI write the entire play at this point.

From soulless corporate leaving blabla to soulless corporate replacement blabla and generic corporate statement as glue between those events.
Nobody would notice if any of those things were or were not written by a human being, as everything is just meaningless platitudes anyway.

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Fix new VR gamepad UI rendering with a flipped Y-axis.

Too bad, I kinda got used to it the last few days :grin:

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Yup, same.

The Steam menus (what appears when you press the menu/system button on the Index controllers) are upside down :grin::grin::grin:
Games themselves as well as desktop control are normal. And the colors are normal for me, too.

Yup, typical Linux VR experience.
Oh, Valve.

If anyone wants to add their thumbs and data to the issue:
https://github.com/ValveSoftware/SteamVR-for-Linux/issues/615 [External Link]

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I wouldn't even mind Epics exclusivity stuff if EGS itself wasn't so bad.

We were rightfully joking about how slow Valve is to develop stuff, but oh my, does EGS up the ante on slowness...

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The fine is hilariously low.

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Great to see this aspect of Steam on Linux is getting some more love.

It currently works okay if you can actually get a game to work, but everything before and around that is just a pretty bad experience full of crashes, errors, weird popups and flickering (at least for me, with the Index, SteamVR flickers like crazy while any actual VR game runs fine if it does run at all).

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I feel that lately, I've seen a lot of cases of PR teams clearly needing PR teams.

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An odd way of communicating, that's for sure.

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Embracer themselves said that Saints Row had "left the fanbase partially polarized"

I don't think so.
The game is pretty much universally reviled - an deservedly so.

Then again, even 95% is probably still "partially"...

although the game had "performed in line with management expectations in the quarter".

That is either a bold lie or "management" knew the game would sell like sliced bread that is moldy.

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Quoting: Mountain ManI never implied that you were stupid. You came up with that yourself.

Quoting: Mountain ManFrankly, I don't have a problem with randomly clicking around the desktop

Quoting: Mountain ManBut we're not talking about anything like that, we're talking about activities like navigating files and directories in Dolphin where the user's chances of doing anything catastrophic that would warrant an "Are you sure?" prompt are essentially zero.

No, it isn't just about catastrophic consequences...
I think this has proven sufficiently you really don't understand the argument and after trying twice with increasing detail, I apparently suck at explaining it and I don't know how else to try.
Might as well stop here.

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