

“Art is never finished only abandoned” -someone
Can’t remember who said this, but it’s absolutely the truth. There’s always something which you feel that can be improved.
“Art is never finished only abandoned” -someone
Can’t remember who said this, but it’s absolutely the truth. There’s always something which you feel that can be improved.
Is that pixel art? It looks like early 3d graphics.
I only remember the 3090 frying itself when playing New World, but, allegedly, that was only some units with faulty soldering.
Biased, but absolutely right.
Being the devil’s advocate, I can somewhat think of these potential benefits:
More energy efficient
Faster memory speed with soldered memory (which this one in particular doesn’t use)
Allows for increased performance and cooling of those chips
Better integrated graphics
And maybe… hopefully… cheaper?
It’s already out, just a UE5 remaster. They were bored of reselling Skyrim for the upteenth time, decided to change pace a bit and resell Oblivion.
It’s a great idea, sadly the EQ gameplay does not interest me at all, but I’m all in for the idea of fake players in a single player/small coop only “FMMORPG”. I’d love it if people tried to do this with every multiplayer game before sunsetting them.
1230 USD in about 10 years of service. I’d be interested to know my total playtime on steam now to see how much per hour I am paying.
It’s wild indeed. The worst part about this comparison is that people say it’ll fail because of the competition, but there’s literally 0 competition in the genre from big studios. The only three somewhat successful games are Delta Force, Hunt Showdown and Escape from Tarkov, two of those are premium games, one where people are willing to pay 250$ for it. It’s even a genre where people mostly want it to be paid to reduce cheating.
I’m super excited for this game. The demo they had on a previous steam next fest was phenomenal, great writing and voice acting.
Earth days… In a planet where the rotation is not the same as on Earth.
Felt well written as well, I loved talking to the other guy. I’m chill though, but it’s definitely a game I intend to buy and play as soon as it’s out.
Which you can’t without AI.
Proceeds to have a melt down for the next few moments considering how time must be a lie.
Well, it is really old news from a game that launched in 2015, but the summary of it is a feature that allows enemies in the game to remember you, and evolve with the player. You killed an Orc chieftain, his right-hand orc is now the chieftain, and thanks you for clearing the way for him. Lost a battle to a miserable orc archer? Next time he sees you he jokes to your face and tells you how shit you are. It is a great system, but it was patented.
There exists no gpu that uses two of those connectors. The whole reason that connector exists is so that you can have a single connector going into any gpu. Thus, the only reason to have two, is to have two GPUs that use said connector. Right now, the main reason to sport two brand new top of the line Nvidia GPUs is AI. Is it the only reason? Not really, it can also be a professional setup for some kind of heavy workload.
I watched that when it was released and was sure it was a real dlc for the first minute. So well done!
It’s more of a tower defense than a city builder though. Every brick is laid to protect the town from the hordes.
Nah, it’s scary when the entity threatening you with a lawsuit has enough resources to bury you under paperwork and drag a legal battle that’ll hurt your business for years even if they have no chance of actually winning the suit.
Isn’t Steam Deck APU RDNA 2 at oeast? If so, it’s technically RT capable.