

Yes, especially with a big wad of RAM. Exceptions exist, however.
My gender is my concern, but you may use any pronoun to refer to me
Yes, especially with a big wad of RAM. Exceptions exist, however.
I parse the headline as meaning two products, “Unreal Editor 5” and “Unreal Editor for Fortnight” are being merged into “Unreal Engine 6”
Put up a wiki, it’s all you really need for everything else
Yeah, I also remember some games allowing you to choose compressed or uncompressed textures when they first started to be supported by new cards
Mumble is so good!
I mean we had that
I jumped ship like five years ago. Their intentions have been clear for some time.
What “optimization”? It’s obviously not 120GB of code. It’s all texture data, which is certainly already compressed.
I’m pretty sure the main point was getting another million or ten sales for relatively little development cost.
Oblivion was the last time Bethesda got any of my money, and I’m not about to pay them again.
“Middle class” IS working class. It’s a false distinction that only serves to undermine our only tool against the ruling class, class solidarity. (I think we’re kind of saying the same thing.)
“Middle class” contrasts with “upper class” and “lower class”, not with “ruling class” and “working class”; it’s the wrong perspective.
I mean, yeah, if you play shitty big studio games.
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Shocking how they have managed to slowly turn a two dollar component that burns out every couple of years into what I’m going to assume is a hundred dollar component that burns out every couple of years and makes you look like a child.
This question fills me with sorrow.
This is the first I’ve heard of it outside the steam store, but it’s already on my wishlist.
I really enjoyed like ten years ago, but I couldn’t stand all the Sony bullshit. I have to pay a monthly fee to keep playing peer to peer multiplayer on a game I already have?? Fuck that noise. Big studio games aren’t for me anymore. I’ve just tuned LOU out since then.
As if Mitchell can BE defamed.
And that’s why these AAA investorware studios delay the PC release of all their properties. Exploitative walled gardens give them the leverage needed to charge such ridiculous prices without losing customers to piracy.