What’s actually bad about it?
Like, this is something you opt into and is only relevant if you’re watching their ad supported stuff, which I don’t know anyone who watches that over their own media on Plex.
And honestly, every “bad” thing I’ve ever heard about Plex has been the same thing, something that sounds horrible until you understand it
If you’re watching their “free” content and agree to that box…
The title made it seem waaaaay worse than what the screenshot actually says
People constantly told OP that, but they just won’t stop making posts about it
No need to solder.
Someone mentioned battery blinds that charges by USB, lots of small panels provide charge by USB.
I’d say it’s worth spending extra on a panel that won’t try to charge a full battery just to be safe, but other than that with as little juice as it uses you can buy a very cheap, very small panel and just stick it in an upper corner.
More importantly it was limited by physical media back then.
Like, DVD level physical media, there was a hard limit for everyone, so there was a huge focus on optimization to save space
Now that almost all games are downloaded, they can be as huge as they want. So optimizing for file size is often the first place that gets cut. You might not keep a huge game installed, but it’s rare to avoid buying a game due to file size.
churn out a “quick” remaster, try and beat Skyblivion to completion, and milk the cash cow dry. It’ll almost certainly be a muddy sepia, soulless, bugged to all fuck travesty.
I literally can’t tell if you’re trying to be sarcastic because you’ve read any of a huge number of articles about the leaks, or completely ignorant of them and just happened to get everything completely opposite on accident…
I’m starting to think this isn’t just a money grab…
Tech oligarchs want us to offload critical thinking to their own AIs, who will give us the answers they want us to have.
Honestly, game pass on PC is such a good deal it’s basically free
But yeah, I should have said “free” instead of free.
Nope, never said it sucked, never even said which way that mattered…
But if you read the article:
Concurrent player numbers on Steam have been okay but not great, peaking out at a little over 6,000 concurrents during Atomfall’s first weekend of release. The 1.5 million player count is no doubt driven largely by Atomfall’s presence on Game Pass, where everyone can give it a spin for no more cost than what they’re paying for their subscription anyway.
6k on steam…
The single largest platform for PC games.
Meaning most are on Game pass.
We can’t say everyone who tried it for free would have bought it. Which makes these numbers less valuable.
Does it make sense now?
Being free on Xbox and PC thru game pass really makes these numbers less valuable…
That would mean a lot more if it wasn’t in the same reply chain as you clearly not knowing what you’re talking about about…
but at the cost of competitive fairness??? No thanks.
You do realize current CoD is matchmaking based on engagement, right?
If it takes 3 matches of getting stomped to exit the game, it’ll give you an easy win every 3 games.
If the first number changes, so does the second.
That’s not even getting into how buying skins artificially reduces the second number.
Like, after accounting for just those two things, it’s kind of absurd to complain about fairness unless it’s competitive mode, and I’m pretty sure those already have pc/console splits.
Player input uniformity is one of my biggest gaming gear grinding situations. It’s especially problematic with my favorite genre of games: competitive FPS games.
That’s how it was split…
A PC controller would be matched up like a console controller. Now pc controllers will be grouped with PC mouse players…
You typed a lot but don’t seem to know what you’re talking about about bud
Yet with the sudden closure of Monolith Productions and cancellation of its Wonder Woman project, that particular success seems doomed to life in the vault. Though the Nemesis system was due to be implemented in the Wonder Woman game, Warner Bros. still owns the patent for the system, which stands with an expiration date in 2036.
The fact that a game mechanic can be patented for over 20 years is fucking insane…
If you have gamepass it’s fine for a 20 some hour play thru.
But I wouldn’t recommend anyone spend money on it, it’s probably going to get huge discounts soon.
What did avowed do wrong?
That’s what I’m talking about…
It’s not that they do anything wrong, it’s that the don’t do anything well.
It was less an RPG and more just a fps shooter with the same bare minimum of RPG elements as every other fps shooter.
The biggest games are the blandest because they’re trying to appeal to everyone. But even people not into RPGs can like a good rpg. Which is why BG3 and CK2 KCD2 are so popular.
Big studios aren’t underestimating their audience, they’re just counting on video game enthusiasts buying every major game.
I ran thru it on game pass, and it was alright, but I was kind of just going thru the motions. So I said “terrible” but I meant it was terrible at being a big budget triple A RPG.
It felt like a generic fps from 20 years ago, the only flavor was from existing IP pasted over it.
Avowed was pretty terrible too.
The problem with AAA games is they’re trying to make a game everyone likes, compromises on everything, and ends up with something no one likes.
BG3 and CK2 tho set out to make great RPGs and had faith people wanted great RPGs.
We trained it our own games that we own
I can almost guarantee it
Okay, maybe I’m weird for bringing this up
Nah, you just didn’t understand the headline or read the article
Fuck bro, how many accounts are you spamming this from?
Boycott, Divest, Sanction
Basically saying to not give Israel any money due to their human rights violations and genocide.
The fact that it is illegal for some Americans to advocate for BDS is a pretty big reason for people to say we need to do it