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And yet it works fine with NFS Heat, and even the early access of Tokyo Extreme Racer is good enough. I don't expect finely detailed force feedback, just to be able to use it at all. It's not hard.

Moza is really getting more popular as well. It's kind of an unbeatable deal for a reasonably priced direct drive wheel, and with the release of the R3 there's really no excuse not to support it.

I've tried 2 Forza Horizon games on pc, and neither worked with my Moza wheel. I've given up on them. Imagine releasing a racing game without decent wheel support. And so many of them do it.

She intended to plan a plot? Did the Pre-crime Division catch her?

These are people that count a three hour business lunch as 'working' though. Also, I don't give a fuck about people choosing to work themselves to death. It's the ones that don't have a choice that I care about.

My home PC is purely for personal entertainment, so less of an issue, but there's little to no Linux support for my simrig hardware.

To be fair, the wife gave as good as she got. Domestic violence is high-larious dontyouknow.

So when's the general strike?

I played the first two when I got them on a stream sale a while ago, and while I enjoyed them, I found them both a bit short and didn't really explore the puzzle mechanics far enough for my liking. Is the third one a bit more fully formed?

A synonym for 'anti-woke' is ignorant, so if that's what people want to reveal themselves to be, it's fine by me and that's what I'll call them.

I can live without Game Pass.

Thanks. I'll look into that. My current version had been pushing me to update, which I've been postponing and I'm guessing is free, but I'm not sure it'll give the choice of version. My work computer just updated to W11 Enterprise literally this morning, so I'll get myself used to it here before making the leap.

I'm probably going to have to move to 11 at some point (Linux isn't for me right now), but I would like to be able to disable as much bloatware as possible. Vigilance it is then.