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Dune Awakening (Unreal engine 5 and large open world) is causing high temperature spikes at certain times. My computer actually shut off during a massive sandstorm. I never had any issues with any Unreal 5 games before that. It would be nice if the overlay also had CPU and GPU temperature info, so I wouldn't have to have a third party program running.
I am interested in this, but a little concerned about how their servers are set up. It uses individual servers I think, and I can just picture queues, filled servers and my friends all not ending up on the same server. I hope I am wrong about that.
I had a lot of fun with this game years ago. I hope the revival goes well enough that this company would put the revamped version Defiance 2050 on Steam at some point.
Nvidia had a chance here to get back some goodwill if they had priced that basic RTX 5060 8 gb and RTX 5060 Ti 16 gb about 10% lower. The 5060 Ti 8 gb should never have been made.
Some of these people got the game for free when the Fallout show came out and feel they're entitled to get everything for free.
I find it awesome that the game is 6 years old and they are still putting out multiple free updates every year.
I find it awesome that the game is 6 years old and they are still putting out multiple free updates every year.
Burrito of Peace wrote on Feb 20, 2025, 14:43:Are you 100% sure it's a repeat? I had snagged WWZ for free previously and did not have WWZ: Aftermath in my library. Aftermath has some new content and features. This is pretty fun if you are into zombie shooters.
WWZA is a repeat and Garden Story is a hard pass for me.
Watch their low end, budget 5060 come out later for something like $349 MSRP.
Those second gen Intel Arcs are looking better and better.
Those second gen Intel Arcs are looking better and better.
I've played about 6 hours now.
+free
+combat is fun
+runs fine on a modern gaming computer
-level design is pretty weak (I wish it was more open world than it is)
-limited starting characters to play (you slowly unlock characters doing missions)
-cash shop is expensive (you can't buy individual characters, they group them in pricey bundles)
+free
+combat is fun
+runs fine on a modern gaming computer
-level design is pretty weak (I wish it was more open world than it is)
-limited starting characters to play (you slowly unlock characters doing missions)
-cash shop is expensive (you can't buy individual characters, they group them in pricey bundles)
The best thing they could do in a short amount of time is come out with a paid major expansion size update to Fallout 76. If they came out with new perks, new weapons and something huge like Baltimore or Philadelphia it would be a success.
I'm hoping the next Fallout will be made on a next generation engine which will take many years.
I'm hoping the next Fallout will be made on a next generation engine which will take many years.
I tried this years ago for a short time. I recently got back into it and found it to be a fun, casual MMORPG. I mainly solo and occasionally join a 4 person group for some dungeons. My rig will let me play it on ultra and it still looks quite good.
It's on heavy discount right now and you can buy the collection that includes all the expansions for about $16.
It's on heavy discount right now and you can buy the collection that includes all the expansions for about $16.
After watching Terminator: Salvation years ago, I always felt the time period after Skynet took over would make for an excellent open-world RPG. The movie had all kinds of Terminators of different sizes all the way from lizard size to human size to giant mechs. This game has the potential to be really good. I hope they don't ruin it by making players chop wood and mine stone and make buildings from scratch like in a lot of the standard survival games.
I liked the original Dead Island. You explored the island and didn't have 1,000 zombies attacking you at once like some of those other games.
Intel has a chance at capturing the lower end of the GPU market. Nvidia and AMD seem obsessed with making all these $300+ graphics cards. The majority of gamers are still on 1080p and I imagine most just want a current gen product that runs most games on high/ultra at a good framerate that won't break the bank. If Intel could perfect its drivers and come out with great "bang for the buck" cards in the $160-$230 range it would be a big win for gamers.
I asked this guy at work what games he's been playing and I was shocked to learn it was Palworld. He doesn't even like games like this but he said he can't put it down. I guess this is one of those rare games that is super fun to a lot of people and gets most things right.
Unreal 5 and cross-platform play? This could be good if they do it right with big semi-random dungeons and an easy to use grouping tool.
This game is super fun. I have been playing it on and off for years now. Every time there is some sort of thread about Fallout 76 it's obvious who has played it recently and who's basing their opinion from launch reviews.
What surprises me is they never put out a paid dlc. It's almost 5 years old and they keep adding free content. The next patch is called Atlantic City coming in December. There is a Fallout tv show coming in about 6 months too.
What surprises me is they never put out a paid dlc. It's almost 5 years old and they keep adding free content. The next patch is called Atlantic City coming in December. There is a Fallout tv show coming in about 6 months too.
The game still uses a cert system. You can unlock almost everything for certs except mainly cosmetics and boosts.
This game had a few years of slow development, but has been going strong lately. They added a 4th faction, new map, and a bunch of new vehicles in the last couple of years. I log on once in a while and have a good time.
This game had a few years of slow development, but has been going strong lately. They added a 4th faction, new map, and a bunch of new vehicles in the last couple of years. I log on once in a while and have a good time.
I think this game is for the "renter 4 life" crowd. They look out their window and see the lawn service mowing the apartment grounds and think it might be fun to ride around on a mower.
I loved the original CoH. I still play CoH2 once in a while. I like that they continue to support their games many years after their release dates.
This might be an unpopular opinion, but I think Terminator Salvation would make the best scenario for an open world survival/light mmo type game. Unlike all the other movies, this one had all kinds of different enemies: small snake and eel machines, human size terminators (in disguise or just bare metal), objects that turned into terminators (motorcycle) and giant mech like machines (raid or open world event boss). I can imagine our characters leveling up and getting endgame missions from John Connor.
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