u/Frenzied_Fire_Monk

• Stats
  • 117 Particle Damage
  • 1144 Hull
  • 930 Shield
  • 3240 Cargo (0 Shielded Cargo)
  • 5 Max Crew
  • 26 LY Jump Range
  • 100 Mobility
  • 140 Top Speed
  • 1434 Mass
  • 1100 Fuel
  • 35 Reactor Power (32 Used)
• Notable Parts
  • Weapon: Exterminator 95Mev Helion Beam (Particle, x3)
  • Engine: SAE-5550 Engine (x4)
  • Shield: Warden SG300 Shield Generator
  • Grave Drive: RD-3000 Beta Grav Drive
  • Reactor: Z Machine 4000 Reactor
  • Bouyant Insulators (x1)
• Features
  • Docking Hatch adjacent to cockpit.
  • Landing Bay off the Starboard Bow (front-right) for convenient access.
  • Great visibility due to cockpit's higher stern position.
  • Unexposed Reactor and Grav Drive.

Images below.

It's big, but I'm enjoying the shape of it.

A shot of it in-flight.

What the engines look like fired up.

So I got a new computer recently, and have been trying to find new games to get on it. I have plenty on my PS5, but there are some games that just aren't that good feeling with a controller vs. a mouse.

Some games I own/am interested in getting for PC, below, to give examples.

• M&B: Bannerlord - Clunky command controls on controller, M&KB seems better suited for this type of game.
• Doom/Wolfenstein - Mouse gives the precision that you'd want for these sorts of games. On PS5 it's kinda sloppy.
• Red Dead Redemption 2 - IIRC this game is kinda hardware intensive, I read? I think I can run it. Would love to play it again and not be stuck at >30FPS on console.
• Max Payne - Really rewards precise aim. With a controller, kinda like with RDR2, it feels a little sloppy.
• Stalker 2 - Pretty intense game where any mistake can get you killed, so with a controller it feels like a disadvantage.
• Elite Dangerous - Has PC-locked updates and content not found on console.
• Shadows of Doubt - Mainly better on mouse because of the caseboard feature. Writing notes, stringing lines between evidence, typing into computers, etc.

Basically, if a game is perfectly enjoyable leaned back in a recliner, with a controller in hand, 5-6 feet away from the tv? That's not what I'm looking for basically, lol. Stuff like soulslikes, turn-based games, stuff that's pretty casual without much need for precision. That sorta stuff I'd save for my PS5.