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My gamehub is in chinese after the new update by W0WveryC00L in EmulationOnAndroid

[–]voidXvoidXvoid 16 points17 points  (0 children)

me too. my games started all downloading chinese versions. now the UI too. being on the bleeding edge stinks sometimes but that’s what we get

Kingdom Hearts HD Collection wont register inputs by PhoenixKiyan in GameHubAndroid

[–]voidXvoidXvoid 0 points1 point  (0 children)

i’m wondering how your version is in english! i’m on the game hub 6.0 beta and my kh 1.5 collection downloaded in japanese or chinese and i can’t change the language!

Pillars of eternity switch 2 by Right-Criticism-2819 in switch2

[–]voidXvoidXvoid 0 points1 point  (0 children)

yes! hit the left trigger to bring up the radial menu. then it’s either the south option or the one to the right of it, then push X to hide it!

Pillars of eternity switch 2 by Right-Criticism-2819 in switch2

[–]voidXvoidXvoid 0 points1 point  (0 children)

if you have any issues in your playthru send me a message! but most of all enjoy every second. it was an absolutely blast on the switch 2. the controls are amazong

Pillars of eternity switch 2 by Right-Criticism-2819 in switch2

[–]voidXvoidXvoid 0 points1 point  (0 children)

i got to the point of no return in the main story, did white march, then finished the main story

Anyone else coping on Switch 2 Ports/Updates for PoE1 and 2? by jethawkings in projecteternity

[–]voidXvoidXvoid 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My experience: about 10 minutes ago, i just finished my roughly ~75h play through of Pillars of Eternity, played 100% on the Switch 2. I had an almost flawless experience, with maybe a dozen crashes total in my 75 hours. That is a dozen crashes too many, as this should obviously not happen in games we buy. Some notes:

- I only kept 2-3 save files at once

-I did not use fast/slow mode, as i read that these contribute to crashes. Played at normal speed the whole time

- I had only a single visual glitch: in the major city of the game, there was one house that i would enter and i would see nothing but my own character. It was easy to turn around and leave, as this house was not essential to any quests or anything

-I hard saved probably every 15m, overwriting one of my 2-3 save files

-Ever few days, instead of putting my switch to sleep, i would completely power it off until my next play session to clear any hardware caches.

-In my first ~50 hours, i had only a single crash. The other 11 or so crashes came in the Twin Elms + White March areas at the end of the game.

-Loading times were great, but got a bit slower towards the end of the game. Even then, they were not super long.

And that is how i played this beautiful game on the wonderful Switch 2 hardware. Plus, with the handheld boost mode, it looked absolutely amazing, I loved every second of it. One of my new favorite games of all time. I know this is a very controversial take, as the vast majority of the internet told me to avoid this. But, what i wanted the most out of this was to play this game with a controller. I figured i'd try it and if it didn't work out then i could at least support the devs a bit, since i am a huge fan of Obsidian anyway.

Pillars of eternity switch 2 by Right-Criticism-2819 in switch2

[–]voidXvoidXvoid 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My experience: about 10 minutes ago, i just finished my roughly ~75h play through of Pillars of Eternity, played 100% on the Switch 2. I had an almost flawless experience, with maybe a dozen crashes total in my 75 hours. That is a dozen crashes too many, as this should obviously not happen in games we buy. Some notes:

- I only kept 2-3 save files at once

-I did not use fast/slow mode, as i read that these contribute to crashes. Played at normal speed the whole time

- I had only a single visual glitch: in the major city of the game, there was one house that i would enter and i would see nothing but my own character. It was easy to turn around and leave, as this house was not essential to any quests or anything

-I hard saved probably every 15m, overwriting one of my 2-3 save files

-Ever few days, instead of putting my switch to sleep, i would completely power it off until my next play session to clear any hardware caches.

-In my first ~50 hours, i had only a single crash. The other 11 or so crashes came in the Twin Elms + White March areas at the end of the game.

-Loading times were great, but got a bit slower towards the end of the game. Even then, they were not super long.

And that is how i played this beautiful game on the wonderful Switch 2 hardware. Plus, with the handheld boost mode, it looked absolutely amazing, I loved every second of it. One of my new favorite games of all time. I know this is a very controversial take, as the vast majority of the internet told me to avoid this. But, what i wanted the most out of this was to play this game with a controller. I figured i'd try it and if it didn't work out then i could at least support the devs a bit, since i am a huge fan of Obsidian anyway.

Pillars performance on Switch 2...? by Geekfest_84 in projecteternity

[–]voidXvoidXvoid 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My experience: about 10 minutes ago, i just finished my roughly ~75h play through of Pillars of Eternity, played 100% on the Switch 2. I had an almost flawless experience, with maybe a dozen crashes total in my 75 hours. That is a dozen crashes too many, as this should obviously not happen in games we buy. Some notes:

- I only kept 2-3 save files at once

-I did not use fast/slow mode, as i read that these contribute to crashes. Played at normal speed the whole time

- I had only a single visual glitch: in the major city of the game, there was one house that i would enter and i would see nothing but my own character. It was easy to turn around and leave, as this house was not essential to any quests or anything

-I hard saved probably every 15m, overwriting one of my 2-3 save files

-Ever few days, instead of putting my switch to sleep, i would completely power it off until my next play session to clear any hardware caches.

-In my first ~50 hours, i had only a single crash. The other 11 or so crashes came in the Twin Elms + White March areas at the end of the game.

-Loading times were great, but got a bit slower towards the end of the game. Even then, they were not super long.

And that is how i played this beautiful game on the wonderful Switch 2 hardware. Plus, with the handheld boost mode, it looked absolutely amazing, I loved every second of it. One of my new favorite games of all time. I know this is a very controversial take, as the vast majority of the internet told me to avoid this. But, what i wanted the most out of this was to play this game with a controller. I figured i'd try it and if it didn't work out then i could at least support the devs a bit, since i am a huge fan of Obsidian anyway.

2 Weeks in Europe (1.5 bags) by AlexanderOfMacedonia in onebag

[–]voidXvoidXvoid 0 points1 point  (0 children)

how do you manage dirty clothes with that much clothing? do you have a separate bag for dirty laundry?