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Question in the title. Before buying the game on switch, I was hoping someone here knew how the multiplayer worked. I found some things online, but it conflicts so I'm looking for first hand experience.

My wife and I want to play with her brother and significant other in another state. The goal is for us to play split screen on the switch while they also play split screen on the switch and then we host the lobby which they join and play with us. Is that possible?

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r/SteamDeck•

The scenario is that I'd like a desk microphone for two purposes.

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  1. I game in the living room with my wife and we use discord on my laptop while she uses the steamdeck on the TV. I need a microphone that plugs into my laptop and sits on the table so people can hear us on discord better.
  2. When we play Lethal Company, I want a microphone that can plug into the USB dock of the Steamdeck and run the cable ~6 feet and sit the microphone on the table so she can use that.

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So I'm looking for an external usb microphone that works well with steamdeck docked and ideally tested / verified with Lethal Company and has a long cord. Very specific ask I know, but was hoping someon

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r/askportland•

In my area, power is good and no issues with that. But I'm not sure how the city conditions are today after yesterday. I know yesterday was a shit show with the trees / power / roads, so I'm wondering how much of a shit show it is today.

I can walk to the places that would be open easily, but... I don't want to be that customer who reinforces the owners thoughts of making people come to work in dangerous conditions. I can just stay home. So... How bad is it today / what's your thoughts on going out between today and Wednesday? Is it dangerous to get to work? Would I be part of the problem?

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r/askportland•

I haven't been in this boat for awhile.

I have a pretty good job, but I work 55-70 hours during the week and sometimes late weekend nights. I'm quite skilled with computers as my job is advanced in IT. Recently, I've herniated a disc in my back and things like moving, standing, existing, etc are all pretty painful. My wife just lost her job and I'm reeling trying to figure out how we don't lose our house. We have a plan to move forward, but realistically it's going to be 6-9 months before she sees income again.

So at the moment, I'm looking for a job that is on weekends morning to evening that ideally I don't commute to, but certainly can. The job would just have to be not physical and a

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r/askportland•

Ideally, NE tips and tricks, but I'd like them all! I understand the quadrant system and know some basics. Such as in the NW street names are alphabetical as you go up / down and in NE the numbers increment East. What are some other tips and tricks to learn so I can begin navigating here without GPS?

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