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I strongly dislike when you can just straight up override wind direction to set course for whatever heading you want, and I dislike when the game acts like the fastest point of sail is pointed directly leeward. So many of the most highly regarded games with sailing, like Assassins Creed 4 and Wind Waker, are guilty of both of these things. Oddly enough, the game with the best interpretation of sailing I've played so far, aside from VR Regatta, is Watch Dogs 2. I'd like to play more games that at least get the points of sail right, if not some of the more involved aspects of sailing.

I just got a K2 HE, and I love it, but I kinda miss tactile switches. I saw that Gateron makes a tactile magnetic switch now, but then I saw that the K2 HE is only compatible with Gateron dual-rail magnetic switches. It seems like the back cover is standard across all of gateron's full profile magnetic switches, and there's no actual sensors or electronics in magnetic switches, so where does the incompatibility come from?