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So I just got a GMMK 3 Pro, it's amazing (once I put switches I like in it, got a bargain deal but with switches that just aren't for me). However the Glorious Software is...not so great.

I was trying to customize the knob so that the click does something other than muting the system, but whenever I assign any other action to it all it does is disable the rotary function (by default volume, which I'm fine with keeping) but the click still mutes the system. Also I tried this a few times and each time it is unable to reset the knob functionality unless I reset the profile or the whole keyboard, which is pretty annoying.

Is there some other way to do this that I'm not aware of? I tried updati

The game doesn't really explain it, google doesn't have a clue and going there doesn't seem to have any effect in demo or in early access, so I'm really not sure what happens when you visit it. Is visiting these on the adventure map a waste of time or something I should beeline towards?

I thought they were just bugged in the demo or something, but now I think I just don't understand them 😄. Hopefully this thread will also serve as a google result for the next person with this question if one of you lovely people can answer it.

Novak will not be taking part in the clay season :(.

This is because Dennis Novak retired from tennis in 2025 and no longer plays professionally.

I've just finished catching up on matches, and I think this might be legitimately the best LAN event I've ever seen in terms of gamplay. The games have been absolute fire.

I loathe groups, but tbh if it results in Rocket League this good, maybe I'm wrong to do so? Or then again maybe this is a "stopped clock is right twice per day" scenario.

Either way I've been following Rocket League esports for a decade at this point and don't remember many LANs that have had this many banger series - there's been better storylines and etc, but in terms of teams playing great and matches being good, it's been *awesome*.

I bought a PRS SE Special Semi-Hollow (spoiler alert for anybody considering it: it fucking rules) and am going through the setup and I was watching a youtube video and it mentioned the bridge should be parallel to the body/strings?

I have set it up with the back of the bridge resting on the body (this is how I setup my Strat, which is my only other guitar with a trem), but now I'm not sure that I've done it right?

Would love to know if that advice I got was legit or if it was meant to be about floyd-rose-equipped guitars or something? And if it is, what is the purpose of that? From the store it wasn't setup well (got a discount on their floor model, so didn't mind as I was always going to