majorgnuisance

Hi all, I'm just a tourist passing by on account of the news, but I was wondering if your fan community has considered the following:

You could try organizing a crowdfunding campaign to negotiate buying or licensing the character rights from the company and let Gawr Gura continue as an independent.

That is, of course, assuming the person behind the character is interested in such an arrangement and wouldn't rather retire or transition into a new character.

I'm also assuming such a deal is possible to begin with. I don't know if the company would even be willing to negotiate.

Just an idea.

If you know of any reason why it wouldn't be possible, please share. I'm curious about it.

So, I stumbled upon this comment on YouTube and something seemed off about it...

Even people who frequently clean their Joycons have had trouble with drift. I, for one, treat my Switch with care but still notice some minor drift after every bi-monthly cleanup with isopropyl alcohol. I work with electronics frequently so I know how to treat components, drain the battery before cleanups and grounding myself just in case, and I still have both my left Joycons drift after 4 years of usage, which isn't that much time at all (even less so when one of my Joycons is just a little over a year old). Negating the problem won't make it disappear, and Nintendo should both address and compensate

This one is US only: https://www.adultswim.com/videos/smiling-friends/smiling-friends-cc-version
But this one isn't: https://www.adultswim.com/videos/smiling-friends/smiling-friends

What's up with that?

I noticed something odd on this archived stream by Jerma: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Os1zjiufASA&t=3h39m50s

Jevil becomes tired after a turn where all that happened was Ralsei casting Pacify.

What's happening there, exactly?
Does tiredness increase with each passing turn and/or by casting Pacify?

Does this mean that there might be a legit way to beat Jevil via Pacify without FIGHTing or ACTing at all?

I've been looking for a convenient way to test if XInput is working correctly in Wine, but I can't seem to find one.

Ideally, it would be a small, self-contained and freely available Windows executable that displays information about XInput devices, analogous to jstest-gtk.
Having both an x86 and x64 build would be ideal, to test both archs.

All I found were .Net applications, which I didn't manage to get running with Wine Mono:

• XInput View by GoodOldMalk
• XInputTest from x360ce

Any suggestions?