Hello, I recently got a new gaming laptop, the ASUS TUF gaming A15. I had issues connecting my Nintendo Switch Controller to the game. Interestingly enough, I have a desktop PC that works perfectly with the Switch Pro Controller and Destiny 2 so it surprised me to see it's not working on my laptop. I can get past the title screen by pressing "B" but then very little to no response from the controller works after that. Can't move joysticks or press buttons. I get the occasional "Exit to Desktop?" After about an hour of troubleshooting or so.... I found out that my desktop is set to 60 Hz and my laptop is set to 144 Hz. So I turned Vsync off on the laptop and set the framerate in-game to 120 fps, unplugged the controller and plugged it back in and it worked! So my theory is higher framerates cause the Switch controller to become less responsive to not responsive at all. Going to 126 frames per second or higher renders the controller unusable until you turn the fps back to 120 fps or lower. You may need to reset the controller again. Bluetooth or USB has the same issue I tried to replicate the issue on my desktop and found that the high frame rate also causes the Switch Controller to not work. I can only use the Switch controller with USB. Anyone know of a fix? Is this an in-game issue? Were any of you able to use a switch controller at 126 frames or higher? I can use a PS4 controller with USB on my desktop and play at high framerates just fine. I can play other games at high frame rates with Switch Controller just fine. Looks like it is fixed! I can now play the game at any framerate I want with a Nintendo Switch Controller!! Version bug was found: 2.9.1.1