Has she tried playing on your steam deck?
I got the OLED Deck this year to replace my Switch, and the first thing I noticed was that my hands are not quite big enough. I can't reach the Y button with my thumb quickly, and I cannot comfortably put my index and middle fingers on the bumper and trigger buttons. I ended up mapping the bumpers to the back buttons and got used to pressing trigger with my index finger, but it took a while to get over my muscle memory.
Yes it did! Quite happy with how everything went, will probably try to do the same again next year
I did a super important presentation earlier today, I feel like I understand what they felt lol
Not a boss, the bonfire crowd in Bloodborne. It was one of my first video games, I had no idea what I was doing and it took me a whole week.
Just beat Silksong for true ending yesterday. Might go back and finally get all the upgrades for 100%
Which boss in Bloodborne?
Try to go left for a minute until I realise I'll be looking at the back of the head most of the game anyway.
I've had pretty good experiences with https://42keebs.eu/ and https://keeb.supply/ for my two split keyboards. They both offer kits and assembly services. I especially like that acrylic covers from 42 keebs, and they hand write a greeting on the receipt, which always makes me feel quite nice, haha.
For a first build I feel like QMK firmware with Vial support really made it easy for me to configure the keys how I like. My second keyboard used ZMK, directly modifying config file is not exactly hard, just a little more daunting.
I did ask a colleague to teach me how to solder for my first keyboard, he spent 10 minutes explaining, I practiced a little, and then I soldered everything without too much issue. I enjoyed it a lot, but it's probably not for everyone.
I also quite like https://splitkb.com/ with their super easy customizable designs, but never really went for that kind of budget. They should be within your budget though, you should check them out.
I don't know if it's actually related, but I've read that asking people to draw a clock face is a simple way to identify some brain problems
Quick screening for dementia, according to this
Edit: I guess this means most of the AI has 'Conceptual Deficits', pretty accurate lol
I think I'm doing the final fight of Silksong, although there are a few things I plan to go back to finish afterwards.
Just bought Hades 2 yesterday, but not sure when I'll play it. After Silksong I'm probably going to play something less action heavy for a while.
I honestly thought she was yawning before I read the story
Thank you, that would be great!
I've been wanting to invite a couple people for a small board game evening, but so much has been happening at work that I just couldn't summon up the mental energy to do it. I'll for sure hit you up when I get around to it!
As long as you're comfortable setting up the emulations, Steam Deck seems like a better choice then.