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Some of those abandoned mall pics would like right at home in Fallout 4.
Mordecai Walfish wrote on Feb 7, 2017, 21:11:nin wrote on Feb 7, 2017, 19:10:Red Dead Redemption 2 online multiplayer to be major focus.
Not surprised (hell, expecting it), I just hope it doesn't compromise the story/SP.
This does not bode well for the prospect of single player DLC, as was the case with GTA:V, it's probably going to be all online updates after the release. Prove me wrong, Rockstar. I dare ya. =P
But at least it does bode well for a PC port.
Acleacius wrote on Dec 4, 2016, 17:17:
Dishonored 2 is falling fast.
Loving Dishonored 2...over 40 hours so far as reported by Steam. Two playthroughs going at once...low chaos Corvo and high chaos, kill-everything-in-sight Emily. And the graphics are just incredible...the lighting and texture work are super A+ top-notch amazing.
Creston wrote on Dec 1, 2016, 11:22:
* To three select apartment buildings in one city. You will never get it.
Pretty confident I'll get Gb+ speeds, as will everyone else on Optimum.
Just upgraded from 100Mb service to 200 for another $5/month. Could have gotten 300 for another $35 on top of that, but figured I'll try to be happy with 200.
Bottom line, Cablevision/Optimum, now Altice, has always had great internet service (I've been with them since the late 90's), and they don't throttle/cap. In fact, right now I always get 220Mb as a little bonus. I have faith this long-standing trend of rock-solid service will continue and only get much better.
ItBurn wrote on Nov 30, 2016, 11:48:jomisab wrote on Nov 30, 2016, 11:39:
Unfortunately, to get amazing scenery at 1440p with everything cranked (especially the fabulous HFTS shadows), you need a card that doesn't exist and may not exist for another year or two.
Also, I think whatever implementation of TXAA they have is really awful compared to games like Dishonored 2, Fallout 4 and GTA V. On a GTX 1080, 2X TXAA should not yield such a disastrous performance hit.
Do you really need AA in 1440p?
Absolutely! Everything is just a shimmering mess without it. The visual difference even between 2X TXAA and the default SMAA w/ temporal filtering is very significant. Anything in the distance that has lots of thin lines, e.g. the Golden Gate Bridge, will be visually "crawling" as you move toward it, but TXAA makes everything perfect. And while I see a lot of people saying TXAA makes things blurry, I disagree. I think it looks amazing.
Unfortunately, to get amazing scenery at 1440p with everything cranked (especially the fabulous HFTS shadows), you need a card that doesn't exist and may not exist for another year or two.
Also, I think whatever implementation of TXAA they have is really awful compared to games like Dishonored 2, Fallout 4 and GTA V. On a GTX 1080, 2X TXAA should not yield such a disastrous performance hit.
Also, I think whatever implementation of TXAA they have is really awful compared to games like Dishonored 2, Fallout 4 and GTA V. On a GTX 1080, 2X TXAA should not yield such a disastrous performance hit.
nin wrote on Oct 17, 2016, 09:24:
This morning...
Hmmm....RDR Remastered for XboxOne/PS4/PC and/or RDR2?
Jerykk wrote on Oct 17, 2016, 05:08:Ozmodan wrote on Oct 16, 2016, 20:19:Dev wrote on Oct 16, 2016, 15:33:Ozmodan wrote on Oct 16, 2016, 12:56:Given that it has a 93% positive review score with 2500+ reviews, looks like you are in the minority.
Tried that Shadow Warrior II game, did not like it. Waiting for civ 6.
I'm curious, what didn't you like about it?
Well to start with the controls are horrid and it looks like something a bunch of high school kids made. Even the kids did not like it, they played it for 3 days and shelved it. I can't help people have such poor standards.
Those are some pretty talented high school kids.
Yeah, probably members of the coding club and maybe even won a few science fairs.
Acleacius wrote on Oct 17, 2016, 03:03:Nuhauser wrote on Oct 17, 2016, 01:43:Personally, I would trust rockstar at all. I'm guessing that quote came before they got bought out? Hell, I bet PC GTA5 had a much different design document, before 2K bought them. rockstar has been nothing but a bunch of dicks to PC gamers over the years, but 2K is in charge now and they don't play that shit.MoreLuckThanSkill wrote on Oct 16, 2016, 18:12:
I actually bought RDR for PS3, got to Mexico before I stopped playing, gamepad aiming is just too aggravating for me.
I'm ashamed to admit it but I played the entire game (and the amazing undead nightmare addon) with the autoaim at its highest setting.
Correct me if I'm wrong but hasn't R* claimed that the code for RDR was a horrid mess and that it would literally take years to fix it up enough just to port it to PC?
Of course, they also had the ulterior motive of keeping people hooked (and paying) in GTA Online. The only way to do that was to make sure it performed great on PC.
jdreyer wrote on Oct 11, 2016, 03:43:jimnms wrote on Oct 11, 2016, 00:53:
I wasn't too crazy about Skyrim, even though Steam says I put almost 600 hours in it.
There's a contradiction if I ever saw one. Reminds me of the time someone gave some game a thumbs down on Steam after spending 500 hours in game.
I'm guessing anyone with that many hours is heavily into modding. At least that's the case for me. Testing and marveling at mods probably consumes most of that "in-game" time.
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Good to see nVidia's on top of support for WoW's cutting-edge graphics engine.
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Good to see nVidia's on top of support for WoW's cutting-edge graphics engine.
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Lol...building a PC is not arduous. I for one thoroughly enjoy the process of speccing everything out and understanding the ramifications of my selections, and I take my sweet time making sure everything is put together perfectly, cables run nicely, etc. It's a lot of fun. There are certainly no shortage of companies willing to sell someone a top-flight rig if they find the prospect of putting one together too arduous, but then they'll likely be spending a lot more $$$ than is necessary.
*sniff*
It is getting harder and harder to find good deals on G2A. Better to just wait for Steam sales.
MajorD wrote on Jun 16, 2016, 12:47:
Great! We'll all feed the 'Steam Machine' by buying games we'll either never play, or finish.
It's a disease I tell ya!
QFT. In order to finish all the games I buy, I'd need to win the lottery and have that become my new full-time job.
I guess they felt the 500+ hours I put in on the original wasn't enough...bastards.
Just about finished with SP campaign in Doom. What an amazing job they did, not only in bringing back the spirit of the original game, but in the brilliance of the engine.
In the dictionary next to "value", there should be an image of the Wild Hunt box cover.
I think most people who are really into Fallout made sure they got the Season Pass when it was only $30, and I also think in hindsight it will look like a major bargain.
Considering the amount of time most people put into this game, the $$$/hour entertainment ratio is just ludicrously small, even if you paid full price.
Considering the amount of time most people put into this game, the $$$/hour entertainment ratio is just ludicrously small, even if you paid full price.
If my (2) GTX 970's each had 6GB or more of VRAM, I wouldn't be tempted to upgrade. But of course this is precisely why my 970's each have 4GB...er, I mean 3.5GB *cough* of VRAM...because nVidia knows exactly how to maintain a captive audience.
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