ForgedReality wrote on Sep 22, 2018, 12:03:

eRe4s3r wrote on Sep 22, 2018, 04:24:
The answer is no, duh. Unless you live on the bleeding edge then that is your thing, otherwise you'd be insane to waste money on a card that is gonna be outdated when AMD responds

HAAAHAAHAAHAHA!!! You had me until "AMD." What makes you think they can compete? They haven't "responded" in over 10 years.

Slick wrote on Aug 18, 2018, 15:27:

Lord Tea wrote on Aug 18, 2018, 15:14:

jdreyer wrote on Aug 18, 2018, 15:04:
Are there any games that take advantage of real time ray tracing?

Yes. Battlefield 5, Metro Exodus... just to name a couple.

Wait, Battlefield 5 is confirmed? I've read about Metro Exodus, but there's no "real" proof, other than it will eventually be supported, to my eyes nothign at launch, which is still a ways off, so just seems like bullshit to me until I see something more official from the devs.

I caught this metro trailer last night saying that it'll have ray tracing, I didn't realise that this trailer was supposedly SHOWING OFF the raytracing.

Just like DX12, if the game isn't built from the ground-up to support it, this tacked-on shit doesn't impress me at all, I honestly didn't see anything impressive about that metro trailer, just looks like a current gen console game with a slightly nicer PC treatment.

jdreyer wrote on Aug 18, 2018, 15:04:
Are there any games that take advantage of real time ray tracing?

WitcherOntheProwl wrote on Aug 10, 2018, 04:35:
I was a alpha and beta tester of these games and warlords was rushed out the door so the devs could release DLC. LGM are good devs that listen to the fans. I can't except the devs rushing the alpha and beta process so they can push the DLC out the door. I'm sure the that Iceberg put pressure on LGM to do this. Warlords will be the last game I buy in the Starpoint series. Starpoint 2 was better in story also. Warlords had nothing new in terms of story. It was just a graphics upgrade with DLC.

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Darks wrote on May 26, 2018, 16:21:
Originally backed this, but once I saw it was turned based, I dumped this piece of shit. I wanted a true successor to the last Bards Tale that came out. not another fucking tuned based game.

Theirs just far to many of these types of games anymore. Its getting ridiculous! Playing Turned based games makes you feel like some old decrepit old man who cant keep up with real-time games anymore.

Creston wrote on May 18, 2018, 18:51:
Alright, here's what we'll do. We'll ban videogames for a year.

Fuck you NRA.

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if you want to speed up your progress by spending money, you'll have that option

it's a sign of the times that it's newsworthy when they are not part of a new game's design

"What I will confirm is there are no microtransactions for launch. At all,"

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