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PS5 Controller Continuous Vibration Query Screenshot

A screenshot of a user-submitted question on a Q&A platform (likely similar to Stack Exchange) titled 'Cannot make the PS5 controller vibrate continuously non-stop wirelessly'. The post shows it was asked 1 year and 2 months ago, modified 1 year and 1 month ago, and viewed 11k times. The user's query details a need for their PS5 controller to vibrate 'continuously, non-stop, and really hard' while wireless and not attached to any cords, mentioning they searched extensively with no results. The image is presented as a meme, likely highlighting the humorous or suggestive implication of the user's specific vibration request.
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Cannot make the PS5 controller vibrate continuously non-stop wirelessly
Asked 1 year, 2 months ago Modified 1 year, 1 month ago
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I need my PS5 controller to vibrate continuously, non-stop, and really hard. I also need it to do so wirelessly and while not attached to any cords or cables. I have searched the web long and hard and have found no results and no answers—nothing.

Overview

A screenshot of a user-submitted question on a Q&A platform (likely similar to Stack Exchange) titled 'Cannot make the PS5 controller vibrate continuously non-stop wirelessly'. The post shows it was asked 1 year and 2 months ago, modified 1 year and 1 month ago, and viewed 11k times. The user's query details a need for their PS5 controller to vibrate 'continuously, non-stop, and really hard' while wireless and not attached to any cords, mentioning they searched extensively with no results. The image is presented as a meme, likely highlighting the humorous or suggestive implication of the user's specific vibration request.

Origin notes

The image originates from Reddit (as indicated by the 'Source: Reddit:Meme' note). It is a screenshot of a user-generated question from an unidentified Q&A platform, repurposed as a meme on Reddit. The original content is a user's inquiry about PS5 controller vibration, with the meme format drawing attention to the potentially suggestive or humorous nature of the request.

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