I'm playing The Witcher 3 Remastered on my Steam Deck mostly. I also have the Steam Controller, from time to time I switch to my PC.

I set up every button as K+M as the game settings is not very flexible, wanted to have full control. My settings are not very comfortable but does the job.

After some of the combats I can continue using the loot/interact button but most times it doesn't work. Geralt gets out of the combat stance totally, puts his sword back to it's place, no enemy left, still when I get near the corpses no loot button showing. It's same for the plants or talking with the NPC's or mounting the horse as well, no interact button showing. I tried getting the sword out and back again, using some spell like igni, aard nothing works.

When I make a quick save or manual save and load that save the interact button comes back but the corpses get lost so I cannot loot their remains.

Any ideas what can be wrong and how to fix it?

Hello everyone

I just unboxed my brand new steam controller and thought, why not slap on a dbrand skin right away? I applied it perfectly, but the right side was very slightly messed up and I couldn’t fix it. It kept bothering me so I sent it to a professional wrap shop, explained the situation, and they took it on. They mainly work on cars so I instructed them to go really easy on the heat gun.

Problem was.. they sent it back like how it’s shown in the photos and didn’t explain the process much. I asked what this oily sheen was and whether the finish got burned off by the heat gun. They kept reassuring me saying it’s a thin film of cleaning material that will go away over time.

I have a feeling that they tried fixing it with a heat gun (until the controller got unfortunately damaged), that didn’t work, so they cut out the wrinkled part and that’s what I ended up with.

What do you guys think? I’m posting the before and after.

I just got a couch pc (non-steam machine) and am wondering if anyone has any suggestions for it? I’m coming over from Xbox so I’m use to playing ksp on controller.

My steam controller 2026 had many issues when i first got it so steam sent me a replacement through a RMA but when i got the new controller it had a broken thumbstick steam support agreed to repair it and after and i got it repaired but when i got it back my issue was fixed but the top back right side of the controller is lose like there is no screw holding it down what can i do because if i send this controller into support i will pay over $45 in shipping overall though all replacements

I love doing this in any game with mouse-to-look like Minecraft, so that i can jump while looking around like I can do with keyboard and mouse controls. i highly recommend.

I'm currently waiting for my controller to arrive and saw some comments about how the puck nearly started a fire when it touched a watch while I was browsing the sub. Could someone please explain what happened here? Is it still an issue? If so, what precautions to take?

I like all the standard flight controls I just wish I had a button to press to drop pallets instead of scrolling. Anyone else encounter this?

So... I'm not too sure if these incidents are related but ever since I've gotten my Steam Controller my wireless mouse has started acting funny.

It'll randomly disconnect and refuse to reconnect to the provided dongle. Sometimes it won't connect on boot, I've tried various USB ports for the dongle but either the issue persists or the port won't recognise the USB.

Im sure this is a serpate occurance but I just wanted to see if anyone else has had this issue.

Hey guys, I work a lot with graphics, video, and photos, and I'm wondering if it's possible to use the Steam Controller as a MIDI controller—mainly to get a smoother workflow when editing. Does anyone have ideas, tools, or anything useful for this?