Just like when Trudeau promised Electoral Reform.

Yep, damn those were amazing gaming days. Played 5 mins of DI and uninstalled.

Wow the Orison Space Whale! What a steal!

Tony Z's last update was almost a year ago... Quantum and Quanta. Before you bash this game that many devs and players are passionate about, you have to see that video.

Many of the citizens out there aren't in the loop with the development, they spent money on an alpha game and then bitch and complain, having no idea about Server meshing, quanta, quantum, all these back-end techs that are being put into the engine so we can have thousands of players in the same responsive dynamic universe. In the next year or two we will see it come alive with more systems, Nyx and Pyro, more players and bug fixes. The servers are over-stressed because right now, a single server runs all the assets, cities, outposts etc. in a place the size of a solar system. Azeroth would fit on a small section of one moon for comparison. Many 'bugs' are simply going to vanish once this tech is launched, and the remaining bugs will then be worthwhile to troubleshoot.

What's with companies at war with themselves these days? Leadership.

That's all well and good for cyberpunk, but Lumen pretty much eradicates the need for hardware ray tracing.

It's not 'the', it's 'a'.

Well, they're working on it, maybe it will be fun in 2077. I found the gameplay boring, the story totally non-immersive. Choices you made either improving your character or in the world had little and no effect respectively.

I think it will be cool betting against other orgs while sitting in a sim chair in new babbage. Guaranteed to be some crazy tactics and part of the yearly citizencon, and probably many youtube videos, when it comes out later.

Single digits on a 3080 would mean you are not very computer savy. Recent updates to the API have further increased framerate, in larger cities I'm getting 30ish FPS with a 1070 on a 2600x. Still, the game is very much not complete, it's still the most impressive one out there though. We'll see amazing changes over the next year as systemic systems are put in place.

Bioware's marketing was a farce for $80 Andromeda, which was a boring money-grab, and put a bad face on the entire gaming marketing industry. Anthem was not a success. I really hope Bioware Devs learn to communicate better and give us the story-driven masterpiece we were expecting with Andromeda which turned out to be an adolescent tech demo.

Buyer Beware- Don't trust early reviews!