Cutter wrote on Jan 9, 2019, 15:43:
I always thought the onboard sound on most mobos these days is plenty good.

Darks wrote on Oct 31, 2018, 15:01:

peteham wrote on Oct 31, 2018, 12:40:
This looks none too promising. Current word on the street is that the beta is absolutely terrible, both in the performance and gameplay department. And the game isn't that far off. On the other hand, my tolerance is quite high for co-op games, so...

You couldn't be more wrong. To say the game play is bad would be saying that Fallout 4 was also bad. Fallout 76 plays identical to Fallout 4 in every regard.

aka_STEVE wrote on Oct 30, 2018, 15:06:
Yeah, pretty classy move trying to tease some new game when the System Shock remake has had no good info status in a while now....

HorrorScope wrote on Sep 8, 2018, 14:16:
Once you tame the control setup,this is a pretty nice makeover. They really need to look at what today's audience would really want for defaults, to me this isn't close, some are refunding right from this. Beyond just bindings, it totally has the "I gots lots of keys so I'm complex" thing going on. Just having a remake of SS1 like Bards Trilogy, with an undated UI, sharper gfx yet and better enemy models, that would be pretty slick. That's all that remake needs, they can DLC something more into it after if they are inclined.

Jerykk wrote on Jan 24, 2018, 23:03:

Zanderat1 wrote on Jan 24, 2018, 22:30:
I actually liked DA2. It had it's flaws, but was fun to play. OTOH, I found DAI boring and quit about a third of the way in.

The combat encounters were horribly designed. They would just keep spawning wave after wave of enemies, making it impossible to actually plan ahead. This was infuriating on Nightmare difficulty where enemies actually posed a threat but the encounters were clearly designed for the lower difficulties where enemies were just cannon fodder.

In any case, I sincerely hope they abandon the open-world nonsense of DA:I. Bioware isn't good at it. Just make a regular, 40-60 hour RPG with no filler, please.

RedEye9 wrote on Oct 24, 2017, 12:26:

Zanderat1 wrote on Oct 24, 2017, 11:38:
From the same story cited by Blue, "...."
Shame on Blue for omitting this.

All blue does is post the links. So SHAME SHAME SHAME on you for actually reading the article.

I hope this does not affect NewEgg in any way, shape or form. I have spent thousands of dollars with them and would like to continue that relationship. I especially enjoy the fact that I don't have to pay tax, unlike w/my Amazon purchases.

Alzur’s Legacy’s story is set a few decades after the events of the Lady of the Lake, the last book in the Witcher saga by Andrzej Sapkowski, and is apparently not going to refer to CD Projekt RED’s games. A series of massacres has put the witchers at the brink of extinction, with only Lambert (Geralt of Rivia’s friend) remaining. On his journey, the last of the monster slayers meets some of his old friends, including Dandelion and the poet’s adolescent son Julian, the sorceress Triss Merigold, and Ciri. The four of them will get entangled in a chain of mysterious events, which will put them against the question: who is a real monster?