I had some trouble recently setting up the LTEK dance pad with e.g. Project Outfox on the steam deck, so here is a quick guide:
Problem:
- LTEK up arrow not recognized by steam deck or project outfox
Solution:
- Navigate to steam menu->controller->test device inputs->begin test
- Click "setup device inputs", I did this by using tab on a USB keyboard but it may also be possible w/onscreen keyboard or touchscreen
- Press the buttons on the pad to change the steam deck mapping to e.g. ABXY. Other settings can be skipped.
All four buttons should now be recognized by apps. You can change the mapping as needed within project outfox now.
I think the answer to this question changes based on your interpretation of 'falling faster'. I.e. whether that refers to the total time between the start and end of the fall or to the speed of the feather/ball to an outside observer.
For some of my friends in the US, finding a nice person to date is difficult. An arranged marriage means 1.) they are recommended to a suitor and more likely to be taken seriously, 2) the suitor is recommended to them, so they are less likely to be a waste of time, and 3) someone else is also at least a little invested in the relationship. Given the above, and that the actual people involved still have to consent for the relationship to progress, an arranged marriage actually makes a lot of sense.
It's kind of like a dating app (which also recommends a match), but if the algorithm was human and actually worked to your benefit instead of to make money.
Lol ironic isn't it, considering easy access to fusion power would basically solve the climate crisis.
Lol I think they saw the success of BG3 and credited their own IP instead of the quality of Larian Studios. Without WotC BG3 would still have been an amazing game. Without Larian, it'd be unrecognizable.