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scintilla, (edited ) do gaming w Are there any Android controllers with split D-pads?

The dualshock 4 & 5 have built in bluetooth if you have one of those avaliable.

Tonava, do games w What are your favourite single-player games without much fluff, grinding or difficulty spikes?

Have you tried sandbox-like games, or just games that basically have no story line? Or is the more “adventuring” type of gameplay the one you enjoy the most? Personally I seem to find most games kinda boring outside puzzlegames and sandbox-things, since the typical stuff always has at least some form of grinding and I don’t really like fighting either.

pimento64, do games w Are there any Android controllers with split D-pads?

Is there a reason you can’t use a Playstation controller?

kayky,

How can I get them to pair with Android?

I don’t know much about it, but it looks like something specific is required ti pair controllers with an Android phone. I can pair them just fine with my PC.

I’m mostly asking out of curiosity; a regular Playstation controller isn’t able to hold the phone.

scott,

It’s been like more than a decade but there was some script I used to mod a PS3 controller (via USB) to connect to generic Bluetooth devices. They use Bluetooth, it’s just something specific value that needed tweaked.

glimse,

Hold Home and Screenshot until it turns on and starts flashing then pair it on your phone

Quetzalcutlass,

You need to hold the PS button and select (I’ll never stop calling it that) until the LED starts flashing, then it’ll be in pairing mode.

You can buy phone mounts for PlayStation controllers. It’d definitely be cheaper than a whole new controller.

kayky,

Thanks a ton for explaining this for me. I tried it out and it worked like a charm.

Now I will look for phone mounts.

mrmorganiser, do games w (PC) Chill farming games (non-Anime)?

Maybe try peachleaf pirates.

It’s a lot like stardew valley. And less than $2 in the sale. It might be a bit more puzzle game in places. Probably best to read some reviews before you buy.

it_depends_man, do games w (PC) Chill farming games (non-Anime)?

“Against the storm” is really really good, I’m not sure about chill. They offer different speed settings and I have a tendency to go as fast as I can.

store.steampowered.com/app/…/Against_the_Storm/

Wait. i know.

“Terra Nil” is about restoring earth’s ecosystem through building.

store.steampowered.com/app/1593030/Terra_Nil/

twinnie, do trains w Don't get jealous

I love the idea of sleeping on a train but the one time I did it I got woken up regularly by all the stopping and starting each time we got to a station.

umt, do games w (PC) Chill farming games (non-Anime)?

Synergy

carlossurf, do games w What are your favourite single-player games without much fluff, grinding or difficulty spikes?

Just started playing the indiana jones game, for fans of the movies its a love letter to them and a great game

Bieren,

One of the best games I’ve played in a while. Is it a technical masterpiece that will go down in history for anything, no. Is it fun af, yes. Can’t wait for the dlc.

ijedi1234, do games w (PC) Chill farming games (non-Anime)?

Sounds like you want a factory/automation game.

I propose Satisfactory, Foundry, Desynced, or Shapez 2.

None of them involve anime, through I think the robots in Foundry and Desynced look cute. All of them involve building things, and automating the building of things.

Passerby6497,

As much as I second the rec for satisfactory, I’m not sure I’d classify it as ‘chill’ unless you’re playing on peaceful.

I’ve been looking at shapez 2 for a bit, but I’m worried the infinite resource aspect of it would cause me to get bored too quickly

ijedi1234,

On the other hand, you don’t need to worry about power in Shapez 2. The constant power crunch in Satisfactory is what made me drop it.

Dyskolos, do games w (PC) Chill farming games (non-Anime)?

Trying to list some I haven’t already read here:

Len’s Island. Will even be released the next days.

Everafter Falls

Necesse (also releasing soon)

Palworld

Enshrouded

While some might not be “chill farming” only, they could be set (or modded) to nearly no danger. Actually most (more recent) survival-games could be played that way. I do 😁

If just chill is mandatory:

Farming Together (or alone, part two also incoming)

MojoMcJojo,

Enshrpuded is a great suggestion. You can ignore quests unless you want to expand your plot. Just pick a plot of land and start farming. Go out into the wild to find new stuff to plant. Unfortunately there’s not much to do with your harvest except to make provisions to go play the rest of the game, but that’s how you find more things to plant. I had a great time designing the layout of my crops.

Treczoks, do games w (PC) Chill farming games (non-Anime)?

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  • Tippon,

    It looks like you’ve replied to the wrong post. There’s a post in !asklemmy about a Luigi t-shirt 👍

    Treczoks,

    Thanks. I moved it to the right spot. Congrats on finding out where it actually belonged from the few clues!

    Tippon,

    No worries :)

    Besides, it was the luck of the feed. The t-shirt post was only two posts above this one when I was browsing :)

    Nibodhika, do games w Hesitating getting a Switch 2 (1st game console in 15 years)...

    Honestly, I’m absolutely happy with my Steam Deck, I think it ticks most of your boxes (it even runs Linux, so it’s essentially a portable Linux computer designed for gaming), so I think it’s the better option that you’re looking gor. To your points specifically:

    it’s really geared towards family/party gaming

    There are plenty of party games on Steam.

    it’s Nintendo, so you get the whole usual games (Mario Kart, Zelda, etc.)

    This is the only reason to get a switch, if you want a Nintendo console and Nintendo games this is the way. Everyone who gets a switch understand this is the reason they’re getting it. If this is as strong a point to you that it makes you overlook everything else, then get the switch.

    like most consoles, it’s plug and play and can be enjoyed in the living room (I kind of gave up trying to set up a proper gaming experience with my Linux PCs, given that I don’t have the hardware for it)

    Steam Deck also has a Dock that you can plug to your TV, you’ll need controllers but even so it should be much cheaper in the long run since games are extremely affordable compared to Nintendo.

    the battery life is not great to say the least (2.5 hours takes me back of the Game Gear in early 90s!)

    Haven’t seen many benchmarks of the switch to be honest, but that does sound bad, the Deck only gets that bad battery life if you’re playing Cyberpunk or something, for more casual games it can get upwards of 6h. Plus you can get power banks that fast large it while playing, which I assume is also possible on the switch although the switch 1 used to have some issues with power banks.

    the screen seems to be pretty bad too (at least it’s a step back from the OLED one of the Switch)

    All but the cheapest Deck models now use a 90Hz OLED panel

    the joycons are still not using a Hall effect sensor, meaning they might still be prone to drifting

    While the Deck’s default sticks are not hall effect, they are easily replaceable and Valve sells hall effect replacements on ifixit, so if you ever get drift in your sticks it’s fixable.

    most of the games will not be sold as proper cartridges but as download codes

    If you’re going down this rote Steam sells download codes for much cheaper

    the whole thing (console, additional gamepads, games) is quite pricey

    The Deck is about the same price, but like I said you’ll end up saving in games since you start with your whole Steam Library and can get more games much cheaper.

    it’s Nintendo, famous for their anti-everything (anti-homebrew, anti-emulation, anti-piracy)

    The Deck is by far the most open console you can get, you can even replace the entire OS if you want to, but StramOS is great and you shouldn’t need to.

    disobey2623, do games w (PC) Chill farming games (non-Anime)?

    Perhaps Eco. It’s a bit like Minecraft but much more farming, if you choose the farming profession, and no combat whatsoever. Mainly a multiplayer game through public servers but it’s doable solo as well through settings.

    PolandIsAStateOfMind, do gaming w What is your personal favorite multiplayer game and what is it's fatal flaw?
    @PolandIsAStateOfMind@lemmy.ml avatar

    World of Warships i suppose, though i didn’t played it in a long time. It’s because its fatal flaw is that it is multiplayer.

    Blaster_M, do games w (PC) Chill farming games (non-Anime)?

    Farming Simulator

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