And recycling the villain.

"I know I'm adopted"

GASP "WHO TOLD YOU?"

Fucking love Stanley Tucci.

It's not a matter of the subject. It's a matter of the amount of views. The most controversial subject with little to no views won't have the comments. But even the most innocent video with a million views will have the comments.

Nope. Doesn't matter if it's a kids video or a science channel. There's always horrible people in the comments. That's why comments were disabled on kids videos.

YouTube is a disgusting cesspool of racists, misogynistic fuckwads and just pure hate. Nothing is done about it.

Is there a theoretical minimum size they can reach?

Fusion. Clean energy for all would solve most of our problems.

Same. All I see are people complaining about AI posts and no actual AI posts.

> by your logic the Steam Deck must be a huge failure because it's only sold a million units

It hasn't even been out a year and that 9 months has been plagued by supply issues. That point is meaningless. It's hilarious you think that's even a valid point considering your "experience".

I still haven't seen you provide anything concrete that remotely shows the steam controller was a success. Feedback doesn't make you money. Sales make you money. Show me numbers that prove the steam controller was even close to a success. Until then, meaningless speculation proves nothing.

There was 1 feature they took from the steam controller and put into the steam deck. That's it. And that feature has been around since the PSVita, going forward with the playstation 4 controller so any "valuable feedback" doesn't mean much because the touch pads on the steam deck and steam controller aren't much different than the ones on the Vita or PS4/PS5 controllers.

And you resulting to personal attacks with assumptions about my age prove you don't actually have any meaningful proof against my claim.

You realize that's like saying apple gave away their stock of iphones before releasing a new MacBook right? What a stupid response.

I show you poor sales and your response is to say you were talking about a device that has nothing to do with a standalone controller? You're really stretching to try and be right when you're objectively wrong.

What's the measure of success then? How many units should they have sold to be considered a success?

About to launch new hardware? Where's that new controller 3 years later?

"Out of nearly 60 million controllers, the Xbox 360 gamepad was the most prevalent by a very large margin (27.2 million), with the PS4 Dualshock and the Xbox One controller in second (12.2 million) and third place (11.5 million), respectively. On the other hand, it seems only about 1.5 million players registered Steam Controllers, just barely putting the total ahead of the rest of PC-specific gamepads — and the controller had been on the market for three years at that point."

So, there's your poor sales.

https://thenextweb.com/news/steam-controller-valve-discontinued

How I described it is exactly how it feels.

Better to have them built in for future use than to not have them and make you buy a new controller when games start using it.

You spelled immersive wrong.

I'd rather they base it on the PS5 controller with adaptive haptics triggers.

PS5 controllers have adaptive haptics so it actually feels like pressing a trigger with resistance.

Unless they include something really cool like *adaptive haptic triggers it's a no for me.

Because the last one sold so well...

Downvote me all you want. The steam controller sold so poorly they basically gave them away for free.

Climate change in general. Once EVs are more profitable than gas cars you'll see every fossil fuel company in the world switch to "green" and pretend they always were about the environment.

The aliens from Edge of Tomorrow look incredible.

Link? I've looked at all the commercials and none of them were right. He has black hair in kinda a bowl cut.

Someone didn't read the full post.

The Janitor from Scrubs is my custodian.