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Porbably not and he doesn’t have the self-awareness to resign, so it’s a real shame. I doubt their “mission” will change from these comments, but it leaves a sour enough taste to force people to look elsewhere, me included.

If there’s a way for the rest of Proton to force him out, now would be a good time to save face.

Yea, but it’s not the same making an RSS feed from a social media feed. Websites used to be interesting, they were like the “magazines” or “subreddits” of internet before social media took off.

I miss the days of filling up my RSS feed from different websites. I hate how consolidated the internet became.

Because people really like the core game, so they subconsciously (or consciously) look over the issues and refuse to admit issues even exist half the time (the amount of people who tell me it has no bugs… lmao).

Doing a playthrough at the moment and have come across a lot of the same bugs and issues from when I played at launch, along with new ones. The game definitely needed more time in development, but maybe the money was running out, I have no idea. It does seem like they rushed to finish a lot of questlines when you play and that list you posted is just concrete evidence of it.

Still I enjoy it overall, but won’t be buying their next game as quickly. Especially if they still don’t fix the fucking camera…

Hopefully this or DOS3 is a smaller more refined experience, there’s still so many bugs and narrative inconsistencies in Baldur’s Gate 3, I think they went a bit too big with it.

I could be horribly wrong, but with a disgruntled console market and SteamOS’s success on the Steam Deck, a plug and play device along with a controller could be very successful at capturing departing console users and it would really give a kick start to linux gaming.

I know there’s lots of people who want to try PC gaming, but are not sure how to or are scared to do so, a Steam Machine would be the perfect device for them, they could just plug it into their TV and be gaming in minutes, just like the simplicity of the Deck.

I think Steam Machines would be successful now.

I also don’t find myself that interested in the games from major studios because they’re generally just not very good.

The next Witcher and Civ VII come to mind. I’m sure their GOTY editions will be great!

Just thought that was funny :D

Yup, while keeping their mouth shut works for a lot things, it is awful for many others.

You just found a source to support what the person you replied to said, but then questioned if they read the article as if they were incorrect in their statement? (I don’t know what the edits are)

Tried 6, ended back up on 5. I prefer the simplicity of 5.

Cant wait to try this in 6 years when the full game is released for a reasonable price!

Yup, get everyone distracted with Greenland and Canada while we fuck them over. And the media eats it up as usual.

It’s diversion tactics.

The point is, hardware is powerful enough for native 4K, but instead of that power being used properly, games are made quickly and then upscaling technology is slapped on at the end. DLSS has become a crutch and Nvidia are happy to keep pushing it and keeping a reason for you to buy their GPUs every generation, because otherwise we are at diminishing returns already.

It’s useful for use on older hardware, yes, I have no issue with that, I have issue with it being used on hardware that could otherwise easily run 4K 120FPS+ with standard rasterization and being marketed as a ‘must’.

Legitimate upscaling is fine, but this DLSS/FSR ML upscaling is dogshit and just introduces so many artifacts. It has become a crutch for developers, so they dont build their games properly anymore. Hardware is so strong and yet games perform worse than they did 10 years ago.

Yes, fuck all this frame generation and upscaling bs.

We need to restart the titan sub program, I feel like it has great potential. I mean, who doesn’t want to visit the Titanic?

Where have we seen this before…