Yeah I hope no one ever took that excuse seriously. Once you've implemented one of the three, you've done 98% of the work of implementing the other two. They do more or less the same thing (just with different methods and quality), need more or less the same input, generate the same output, and fit in the same place in your rendering pipeline.
I mean if develper excuse for not including DLSS and XeSS is "it's more work" then it is obvious why we are getting PC ports in bad states these days. And just to be clear this is not lazy dev post. I am just pointing out that something is going wrong inside studios when PC ports are in question when even simple things like implementing upscalers is too much work.
Since i love Nioh and played a lot of Wo Long i figured i'd write something up:
(thankfully the first DLC added a really great one)
Likely RGL first and then Steam and EGS at the same time after that, a la Grand Theft Auto collection.
See, that's the point I feel like some anti AI people get mixed up, I agree with you here. Individual people making AI art were never the problem, they'd never do things on a scale that would actively matter. My beef is and always been with companies, stuff like Stability AI who are actively making money from other people's work or companies looking to replace human creatives with AI.
It's hard to get excited for something that's not real
I mean sure, but this clearly is?It's hard to get excited for something that's not real
RDR Remake is not real and it can't hurt me
Does Reverie auto-detect my CS IV save on the Steam Deck, or is it safer to launch a new game on Windows first? If I recall, there were some issues with this for Azure.
(a tweet about a Trails into Reverie review, praising our port, for the -- completely understandable -- Twitter deniers)
The thing I have learned about Doom Eternal is that it isn't JUST a low ammo simulator, its a low EVERYTHING simulator. The game constantly puts the screws to you and really wants you to be doing the loop of the various abilities. Its well and stressfully balanced IMO.
Yeah, it's a very satisfying loop.
I tested a pirated version of it (like 40 min of playtime) a while ago and enjoyed it a lot, it has many flaws, but for people who want chaotic, surreal, insanity who also enjoys jank, the game is for you.
I wish there where more publishers like Devolver.
Just fucking make a The Night of a Rabbit sequel, you could make one on 2% of Gollum budget and it would sell comparable.
I guess it's harder to excite investors to fund a 2D hand drawn point and click game these days, than it is to create a pitch around a super expensive license and the promise of a massive hit. it's just how the market functions
I've stopped playing after a few hours. I'm not sure what the problem is, but I got tired of the game pretty soon. The levels are way too long as well imo.
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Thanks for the write-up! Sounds like I'd enjoy it then but should probably prioritize Nioh 2 first. Still waiting for it to drop below 40 bucks, which is looking unlikelier every time it goes on sale....Since i love Nioh and played a lot of Wo Long i figured i'd write something up:
Wo Long is good fun but a step or 2 down from Nioh 2 in pretty much every aspect, essentially its a cut down Nioh with some of those cuts just being questionable design decisions like the gear/inventory system, they somehow managed to make gear 20% less complex but 80% less meaningful....
The only thing it has going for it is Team Ninja knows how to make good feeling combat and the deflect/stamina system which essentially replaces the ki pulse/flux system to refill your stamina bar in between your attack strings. I really like it and i personally see it more as a sidegrade or even a slight upgrade from Nioh and it would've been awesome to use in a more complex combat system and not one where you're limited to 2 special moves per weapon coming from Niohs 10+.
It also doesn't have all that many great Bossfights...
If i had to give recommendations:
If the Nioh games were a 9 or 10 for you Wo Long could be something for you, otherwise skip.
If you tend to just play optimally/effectively to get through the game i'd say skip unless you really like parrying and its all you ever wanted to do (and you've played too much Sekiro already).
If you like learning enemy patterns however to then absolutely dunk on them and produce nonstop action highlight reels... there is some great fun to be had.
What's wrong with the music? And how good is the 60fps mod? Any weird issues with the game logic?
The sound is super compressed but the mod replaces the tracks with much higher quality versions. It's not at 100% yet but most of the songs have been replaced.
Its one of the most enjoyable "bad" games I've ever played - the videogame equivalent of a B movie. Incredibly weird sense of humor. Janky, but if the action clicks with you, you'll really love it despite the warts. Chaining kills through fools like a female John Wick!
TemTem makes this worth it.
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