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So I got this from another post floating around but I can't find it exactly, so I'll just talk about how I use one.

I use a program called AntiMicro which binds keyboard buttons to a game controller. I use an Xbox controller but I've used a Playstation controller for my computer too so I'm sure it'll match up with that one as well.

You're going to want to download the program (link). I'm using AntiMicro, but there is an updated one called AntiMicroX which I've linked. The original one is still pretty good for me, but hey do as you wish.

So once you've downloaded this program and plugged in your controller, you're going to get a screen like this.

From here, you can just bind the keys from the coli to whatever buttons you want and you're ready to go! And it doesn't have to be just the buttons, I actually use the directional stick to pick my enemies.

This is my specific set up, and I have it like this to minimize how much I move my wrist and fingers. But do as y'all wish.

You do need to have this program open whenever you go and play in the coli with a controller. And be sure FlightRising is your active window if you have multiple windows open because any accidental misclicks will be as if you're mashing your keyboard :V

And that's how you use a controller for the coli! Ever since I changed over it has been SO MUCH EASIER to coli for hours on end. Less pain, less confusion of which enemy you pick. It's great, I highly suggest it.

And this goes for everyone else, please don't push yourself this upcoming NotN if your fingers/wrists/hands start hurting! The controller is a godsend, but not an excuse to go for hours and hours on end.

Here is a list I made that let's you use a controller for the coli for those that have difficulties using the keyboard or general mouse use.

I've used it, and it works great for coli grinding and not hurting yourself.

That being said: PLEASE still pace yourself! This is a two week long event. You're going to have enough time to get all the things you want

And if you don't? They come back next year.

Like, for years I did a lot of coliseum so I never had a problem with having enough food for my dragons. These days I neither have enough time nor inclination to do much coliseum, which means my #1 food source is now gathering and my once overflowing hoard is getting down toward the dregs.

This movement was caused by people who do not align themselves with TERFs, people who would likely see themselves as trans allies.

Now I have reactivated, and in the day since, I was subject to a spurr of hateful messages, for the sin of having come back to life.

You are not a "trans ally" if you continuously attack "evil" transfems. Why are all your targets transfems!! A mystery indeed! You are not "standing up for [abuse victims, trans men, whatever problematic things I am accused of]" by harrassing and exiling trans women!!

What does it say about you that your ideal community is one devoid of trans women but for the most palatable ones!!

And I know it's such an easy retort, to say I support sexual assault, or want to feminize trans men, but really, if you think this, you are no ally to trans women. You are no ally if you believe such baseless, stupid accusations.

Don’t worry guys, maybe we’ll get him next year :’)

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