dustmouse

Wondering specifically about the sniper resist mod. Seemed like only discussion I found was around PvE.

Title mainly. Wondering if anyone has recent experience with full auto they can share. I’m trying to understand why that would be a good perk on a pulse rifle. I never got that excited by full auto bygones. Maybe it got rebalanced? Should I keep grinding crucy for the MW

I am trying to enable surround sound in Borderlands 3. When I turn on Dolby Atmos or Windows Sonic, no problem. When I turn those off and try to enable surround sound through THX Spatial in Synapse, surround sound is disabled in Borderlands 3. I have verified that surround sound is turned on for Borderlands 3 on the Mixer tab in Synapse.

Has anyone else experienced this? I can turn on surround sound in Windows 10 (Dolby Atmos or Sonic), but it makes THX Spatial sound muddy and I'm guessing they're not supposed to be used in combination. Anyone experience this with Borderlands 3 and have a solution?

Looking for suggestions on placement, audio settings etc. Right now I have it next to the TV. Is it better to have it closer to where you are sitting?

For settings, I am currently using Base Boost which makes the most sense lol. Also surprisingly finding that Speech Clarity High and Night Leveling are producing the best sound. Thoughts on other configurations?

So I'm looking at Destiny 2: Upgrade Edition on the Stadia store. Does that get me the full game that I can play without a subscription? Is that just through the current Shadowkeep expansion? How does it work with seasons?

I had the Pro subscription but let it expire. I'd like to just own Destiny 2 and not only get access to it through the subscription. That's not to say that I won't subscribe again at some point, but I like the idea of just owning Destiny 2 on Stadia.

Definitely bummed that it wasn't included with Founder's Edition which (arguably) seemed to be the cas

I thought my controller was misfiring, but then realized it was just that the triggers have, um hair-trigger sensitivity. I'm using the Founder's edition controller. It is causing me to accidentally discharge frequently in Division 2.

I also play quite a bit on PS4, Xbox, and Switch. So my tendencies on squeezing the trigger buttons are based on those experiences and Stadia feels like it is extremely sensitive.

I currently have 3 Sonos speakers and my two Roku Wireless Speakers. I'm looking at expanding my home theater/sound system and I'd like to leverage as many of my speakers as possible. Any advice on how to do this and what the best and most cost effective configuration might be?

I currently have 2 Sonos Play:1s, 1 Sonos One SL, and 2 Roku Wireless Speakers. So 5 speakers in total.
I'm looking at expanding my home theater/sound system with a playbar and maybe a subwoofer. The goal is to leverage as many speakers as possible for TV as well as listening to music. Any ideas on the best way to accomplish this with both my Sonos and Roku speakers?

I loved the Silent Hill inspiration. Also had some Alan Wake vibes too. But the premise, the journey, exploration, revelation, self reflection, atonement. Surprisingly heavy and poignant. I can't help but feel like the lukewarm reviews were a reflection more on Stadia's bumpy launch and the initial price point than the game itself.

I still occasionally pick up CDs when it is a special edition with cool packaging and extra tracks. I also have a pretty big CD library from back in the day. For some albums that I absolutely love and want to own the best possible version, is the download version generally better than the CD version or pretty much the same? Or does it just vary case-by-case? I'm wondering if there is a superior version that I should be looking for.

Edit: replaced digital with download

Looking at the Trueplay page it makes me sad that it's coming to iPod but no mention of Android.

I'd even settle for having it in the desktop app at this point.

I got a Breachlight with:

- Arrowhead Brake

- Steady Rounds

- Hip-Fire Grip

- Rampage

Just wondering if I can focus on a hip-fire build? Do those two stack? Is this roll even worth keeping?