They say that getting squeezed can release fealings of anxiety. Imagine how good it must feel getting crushed by titanic depth pressure.
this post was submitted on 03 Apr 2024
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Don't forget the Logitech!
The real problem was just the person making it being too cheap/lazy to do any sort of safety certification on the submarine (and also picking the cooler sounding material over the one best suited to build a submarine). Don't blame it on logitech.
Using an off-the-shelf gamepad for the controls was part of that cheap/lazy design philosophy.
Of course a Logitech pad isn't a good idea to drive a submarine. It isn't meant to be one.
You could also think iy from other point of view. Even the cheapest logitech controllers are so excellent you could use them in a submarine! /s