@@TheFalseDragon let's not pretend that you know the intention of ID. At a basic level, it can be assumed that they want it to control well regardless of platform. That's what it does while it's docked. Your criticism is ridiculous.

@@Truedoogie i know that i dident bought it to play docked with a pro controller because why should i? where i can play on PC with a mouse and keyboard. i bought it to play it handheld when i'm not at home. your "review" is pointless because you talk about the docked state and not handheld like people actually play it

@@user-microburst season 2 comes out next year.

@@Truedoogie i thought there where already 2 seasons. Or was it a season with an intermission. Anyway, I’ll be SUPER glad if they advance such a promising plot and those chatacters… all of them interesting and amazing, from top to bottom. Every character that has a line in that show is perfectly fleshed. If I was a producer I’d note the names of the writers, the cast director and the artistic director

@@user-microburst here is a good update: www.esquire.com/entertainment/tv/a42010654/andor-season-2-date-cast-episodes/

@@sweetpeaches6955 Phony Filoni

SO TRUE!!!

You need the Xbox 360 midi adapter and the Legacy usb adapter for Xbox one which is rare and expensive.

Damn but my Electric drumset don't have any mdmi not sure if am saying it correct

@Truedoogie it has only the plug the one that you use for the printer and the rest of the connections are just normals plugs

@Truedoogie I also got a interface not sure if that would even work

You need a MIDI out port. The MIDI out goes to the Xbox 360 MIDI Adapter. That adapter is only compatible with the 360, so you need a Legacy USB adapter to make it work with newer systems like the Xbox One and Series.

He says, unironically, in reference to a show about warriors fighting for social justice.

I'm not too familiar with the Roll Limitless stuff. Looking at the video for the DIY board, it seems that you can emulate the PDP USB adapter using their hardware and software. The midi adapter isn't necessary since their software just reads inputs and converts them. At least that's my understanding of it. So most likely, that would be all you need, but I don't know for sure.

@@Truedoogie Thanks for the response! If i understand correctly, it Sounds like i definitely won’t need the overpriced legacy adapter if i’m not using the xbox 360 midi adapter then.

Midi out from brain to roll limitless (RL), USB from RL to console. You also need an Xbox controller connected to the RL via USB to spoof the drum connection to the console. You should be good to go after that. You will not need the legacy adapter or the Xbox midi controller.

It's good because Disney DIDN'T do the script.

Oh man. I can't remember. Newgrounds?

@@TruedoogieSomethingawful -> fireman comics. They had a bunch of ms paint flash content. Crazy that’s 25+ years ago

A miracle

Because the SW fanbase is now entirely composed of shills who think Ahsoka's the best thing ever. That clown StarWars Theory ofc hated Andor.

@@anonymous-hz2un AHHAHHAHAHAHAA DUMB CONSOOMERS CAN SUCK MY ASS, ANDOR IS MILES AHEAD of OTHER SHOWS, IT COST TEN TIMES MORE TIME AND MONEY THAN THAT OTHER HORSESHITS SHOWS.

not enough shiny swords and telekinesis moves apparently also bricks

The Truedoogie watermark is just my handle. I used Premiere Pro to edit this.

only a little bit, the intro of it, the rest of FFIV's Main Theme aren't here

Yeah, the midi mapping doesn't affect the module. If you are hooking your module up to the computer and using a computer based drum library, the midi mapping WILL affect that. But at that point, you just make a Rock Band set and a normal drumming set. Unless the midi notes are system wide, which they might be.