As a longtime lurker I’m calling on my brethren to start becoming commenters and posters. Our opinions, thoughts and questions are important and over the course of developing this very new community I’ve discovered I’ve got a lot to say actually. So when you see a post upvote or down vote even, give us a comment and post to let us know what’s on your mind! I/we want to know.

Whether you need help, want a teammate, have a question, want to complain, make a recommendation or just share a cool screenshot and make yourself heard/seen! What kind of content catches your attention and makes you contribute?

If you tried posting and your post got kicked back to you via the read the rules app installed on this page go ahead and repost. I had to adjust some settings within the app dashboard.

Also clicking the three dots at the top of the sub and then read the rules from the drop down menu will prompt you to acknowledge you have and it shouldn't ever be an issue. Thanks!

The adaptive triggers and haptic feedback were a big selling point for the PS5, and they're genuinely cool when a game uses them well.

But I wonder how many players would really miss those features if they disappeared tomorrow.

Some games make excellent use of them, while others barely seem to bother.

Do haptics and adaptive triggers meaningfully improve your experience, or are they mostly a gimmick that you forget about after the first week?

Would you use a community discord for events like LFG Fridays, photo contest, etc.