Just adding one more thing, seems like the UK and EU base prices are £590 and 670€.RTX 4070 reviews, seems to be slightly worse than the 3080 overall (like up to 10% at worst it seems?), 200W TDP, $600 MSRP.
Just adding one more thing, seems like the UK and EU base prices are £590 and 670€.RTX 4070 reviews, seems to be slightly worse than the 3080 overall (like up to 10% at worst it seems?), 200W TDP, $600 MSRP.
lmao
Bethesda just added denuvo to Ghostwire https://steamdb.info/patchnotes/10828652/
, exe-size quadrupled
Sad thing is even if the game is good console gamers are stuck with 30fps until they patch it. I get the Series S but no way the X shouldn't have a 60fps version. That is just embarrassing even if the game winds up being very good looking and graphically ambitious. They are comparing it to Far Cry and Borderlands so its probably too much to ask for 60fps in an open world game like that. Either way this is a good indication of why they need Pro versions of next gen consoles. Some type of half step with better CPU is needed. I bet Starfield won't be 60fps on consoles either.I can't help but chuckle at how many self owns this game is having. No sympathy since it's a co-op looter shooter.
Welp. Looks like I own it already:Free steam key.
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Ge0force recommends it in his steam review, so not a bad game perhaps.
I'm getting Diablo 4 for free on Xbox with Microsoft Rewards points, but I will play through the game once and peek in when updates drop. Absolutely no way I do the battle pass grind."Right now, the battle pass, when you're figuring in completing the season journey alongside doing other content in the game, you're looking at roughly 80 hours worth of time invested to complete the entirety of the battle pass. To level a character to level 100 could take a little longer than that based on how you play," Piepiora said.
The game will be a giant endless grind no matter how much people try to avoid it.
I'm getting Diablo 4 for free on Xbox with Microsoft Rewards points, but I will play through the game once and peek in when updates drop. Absolutely no way I do the battle pass grind.
What is the point of adding Denuvo to a game over a year old?
If you own GHOSTWIRE TOKYO, leave a negative review on Steam
Some corpo that doesn't understand simple graphics probably said to do soWhat is the point of adding Denuvo to a game over a year old?
I have a i7 10700 CPU, should I upgrade or hold?
fucking people overWhat is the point of adding Denuvo to a game over a year old?
I want to hold and only upgrade my GPU tbh
I belive they added a free update with a bunch of new content.What is the point of adding Denuvo to a game over a year old?
All the Bungie stuff was really big in building the Xbox brand and console multiplayer. But the last 10 years or so with 343 its been very mid.Honest questions, was Halo ever truly worthy of all the hype?
Apart from introduting FPS to console folks has it ever done something different or revolutionary?
While I don't know if it's worth it to upgrade from a 10700 now or not, I guess I can offer my own experience..I have a i7 10700 CPU, should I upgrade or hold?
There was nothing like it on PC either. What was the closest equivalent with large maps and seamless use of vehicles and what not? The janky as hell Operation Flashpoint or the PVP only Battlefield 1942/Tribes 2? There were experiments before but hardly any with that level of polish and playability. I wouldn't compare something half baked like Hidden & Dangerous to Halo for example even if theoretically it ticks some boxes. The actually renowned PC single player FPS like Half-Life didn't do anything of the sort (nor did Half-Life 2 years later). Even for multiplayer I'd say it took until UT2004 to have that kind of polish and playability with all those types of on foot and in vehicle mini sandboxy situations lacking the bombastic sci fi story. For single player maybe the same year's Far Cry counts, but I'd say it took until Crysis to really get good. And there's not been that many games in that vein either so as a series built on that it was worthwhile (where Crysis faltered). And I'm not even a fan of Halo since I never cared for the gunplay when I tried CE or more recently the MCC, but it's ludicrous to say it didn't do anything outside being an Xbox game, same for GoldenEye and N64. Otherwise we might as well say we had a galaxy spanning space adventure since 1984's Elite, evolved with real life physics in 1993's Frontier: Elite II, so anything that came after that on any platform didn't do much of anything but go smaller scale.Honest questions, was Halo ever truly worthy of all the hype?
Apart from introduting FPS to console folks has it ever done something different or revolutionary?
Would a 2070 Super to RX 6700 XT be a good upgradeWhile I don't know if it's worth it to upgrade from a 10700 now or not, I guess I can offer my own experience..
Personally I'm upgrading from i7 9700K to Ryzen 7800X3D, with the goal of only upgrading the CPU again by the end of the AM5 generation, and maybe the RAM if needed (while keeping the same motherboard).
The harder problem I've had with this CPU upgrade was choosing a motherboard, between Asus having RAM compatibility issues, Gigabyte having coil whine, and MSI having reportedly slower boot times, I ended going with a MSI one. But the motherboard that best suited my needs wasn't (and still isn't) available here, I ended splurging in a more expensive version...
Also apparently the Ryzen 7th gen CPUs have issues with 4 dimms of high speed RAM? (possibly a memory controller limitation?)
I also considered Intel, but the 13th Core generation power consumption is just too high. Rumors that the next gen next year will be more efficient, but who knows what that'll mean in practice.
Meanwhile, when it comes to GPU, I'm sticking to my 3060 Ti until the next generation of cards at least, while the 8GB of VRAM will make it harder to play AAA releases until then (at least at my current resolution, 1440p), I have tons of games to play that don't need that much VRAM.
Apparently GDDR7 VRAM will support double the GDDR6 capacity, hopefully the next gen of cards will use this.
Yeah, it was really at the forefront of fps (matchmaking and modes) on consoles.Honest questions, was Halo ever truly worthy of all the hype?
Apart from introduting FPS to console folks has it ever done something different or revolutionary?
Ah we're back to blaming PC for MS' woes again. It started that way when they first announced the PC initiative, then it led to acceptance and even seen as a benefit, now it's bounced back to being a negative again. I mean for all we know the game is going to be shit on PC too. It's an UE game using DX12 and the dev is one with a very bad optimization track record.
It's mostly for its online play. I played the campaigns for all of them and I can safely say not one of them is any better than mediocre at most.Honest questions, was Halo ever truly worthy of all the hype?
Apart from introduting FPS to console folks has it ever done something different or revolutionary?
It's not worth it, overall it's around 25% faster than the 2070 Super without raytracing, and their performance is comparable with raytracing.Would a 2070 Super to RX 6700 XT be a good upgrade
maybe its to protect gamepassWhat is the point of adding Denuvo to a game over a year old?
Yeah, it's difficult to understand any complaints about this particular battle pass being grindy. That is the entire point of the game and this genre. You literally just head in one direction and kill monsters along the way for as long as you feel like playing. People who get into it will spend hundreds or thousands of hours over the life of the game.Diablo and isometric, loot ARPGs in general are pretty much just about the grind.
80hrs is baby hours for the genre.
Ooo I love me some Advance Wars so this is right up my street.
About time. Looks like it can hook into shortcuts created by all the different game stores and lets you launch them via a simple UI.
The video is part of a hackathon project inside Microsoft from September, where employees regularly present ideas or projects that sometimes end up getting support from Microsoft executives and end up shipping.
So an employee edited together some videos, to pitch the idea and now it's reported like it's something that is surely coming soon.