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I'm completely out of the loop, but I seem to understand DLSS is basically upsampling from a lower-resolution image. This technique appears to be heads and shoulders above any upsampling technique, including checkerboard rendering. Would you agree?
Also does it rely on temporal reprojection to know which pixels to discard?
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A game I'm anticipating just launched on Kickstarter:
There's a limited tier that is very affordable, for those interested in the game.
There's a limited tier that is very affordable, for those interested in the game.
Yes, at this point I'd say so.
The difference is that DLSS is ANN-based. (And it uses the tensor cores on RTX cards to do the inference, which have a lot of performance to spare for that task)
It most likely has a temporal component (including requiring motion vectors per pixel), but details on it are currently still a bit sparse.
How Switch have Catherine: Full Body and PC have Catherine Classic version 
Oh well, nothing I really need.
(At this point, I guess MS buying Obsidian wasn't the worst thing that could have happened!)
(At this point, I guess MS buying Obsidian wasn't the worst thing that could have happened!)
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Well, thats what I thought would happen: Epic funding and publishing games from the ground up instead of snatching them at the last second. It remains to be seen whether they will let these games be published on Steam too later or not, but I seriously doubt it. They want games you cannot just wait for/ignore their store.
And its not suprising Remedy is among the first. They might make pretty looking games, but everything else about them has just this aura of bullshit around it.
In other news, Half Life Alyx is superb,
And its not suprising Remedy is among the first. They might make pretty looking games, but everything else about them has just this aura of bullshit around it.
In other news, Half Life Alyx is superb,
AtlusHow Switch have Catherine: Full Body and PC have Catherine Classic version
I'd take Epic over Sony any day. At least those games will surely come to PC.
With Sony and Remedy seemingly gravitating closer and closer...I was worried an acquisition was on the cards.
Glad it's not the case. I don't want Remedy games held back by console hardware.
With Sony and Remedy seemingly gravitating closer and closer...I was worried an acquisition was on the cards.
Glad it's not the case. I don't want Remedy games held back by console hardware.
Gen Design and Playdead? Fuck... I'm guessing multiplatform means EGS and consoles? Doubt we'll ever see these on steam.
Also, Panzer Dragoon just dropped on the eshop out of nowhere, where's my fucking PC version?! WHERE?!
Also, Panzer Dragoon just dropped on the eshop out of nowhere, where's my fucking PC version?! WHERE?!
Assuming those games will be exclusive, Epic can fuck off as usual.
They'll keep trying to make avoiding them hurt more and more, but at least from me they won't get anything.
They'll keep trying to make avoiding them hurt more and more, but at least from me they won't get anything.
I mean publishing is fair game anyway, if they’re investing money in those companies at least they’re putting the money where their mouths ars
No way its not permanent lifetime exclusivity.
Sweeney will give the games away for free on EGS before he ever lets them go for sale via Steam lol.
Sweeney will give the games away for free on EGS before he ever lets them go for sale via Steam lol.
As long as they aren't enforcing exclusivity for games which they haven't funded from the ground up, I'm alright with buying at the place that offers me the best value.
Epic turning publisher still isn't the best news in the world given the practices and tactics they have demonstrated in the past year and a half. I doubt the company had a change of heart.
I'm ok with Epic keeping games on their store, if they are literally funding the development and keeping devs employed and going that way.
I'm also positive that they will probably release those games on Steam to recuperate on costs, if it's still not enough to get people to install EGS on their PCs (as it's not just any other client).
I'm also positive that they will probably release those games on Steam to recuperate on costs, if it's still not enough to get people to install EGS on their PCs (as it's not just any other client).
I actually don't agree. Since the studio retains the IP rights I expect a period of EGS exclusivity and then a wide release.
Beyond that, it seems that there are some catches with such a deal, specifically the clause that the studio gets nothing until Epic recoups its investment. Is that atypical for a publishing deal?
I don't think it matters if they own the ip. Epic is still publishing the game which means they decide where its being sold. All the marketing and localization is being done by them too.
And there has been no indication that shows they will all of a sudden start publishing games on Steam. Fortnite is still not on Steam so there is now way they put this stuff when/if they are 100% funding them too. This is all just more bullshit for Sweeney to bark at Valve to lower the cut. Watch his twitter feed in the coming years tell everyone those games won't come to steam until they lower their tax.
Well, Remedy's "we want to go independent to have complete freedom over what we create" didn't last long, it appears. Regardless of who owns the right to their IPs, if a company is completely funding the development of the game from the ground up, they'll have their say on what the game should or should not be,
Not that I particularly care, anyway. Remedy lost its magic a while ago for me, Control was definitely the finest of their recent efforts but nothing to die for (again, imo).
Not that I particularly care, anyway. Remedy lost its magic a while ago for me, Control was definitely the finest of their recent efforts but nothing to die for (again, imo).
I think Epic is done with EGS as the one and be all, publishing is what they will do now, the "competition" experiment failed, they need to move on and try to recoup.
The only profit developers will receive from their game is only after Epic has recouped its investment and a 50% share at that. This means that if a game sells poorly, developers are in danger of making zero money. I firmly believe that no developer would bet the farm on EGS in such a way.
If Epic are taking financial risk on the games and giving developers a good deal and creative control, I see that as no bad thing. The exclusive bullshit was about Epic taking a low-risk approach to buy their way into a market by moneyhatting games that were nearly done and came with less risk.
By backing these studios from day 1 of development as a publisher they are making a commitment to see the game through to completion and then do what it takes to ensure it sells well. This is what they should've done from day 1.
By backing these studios from day 1 of development as a publisher they are making a commitment to see the game through to completion and then do what it takes to ensure it sells well. This is what they should've done from day 1.
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I'm just waiting on some impressions. My Megaman BN heart says yes but I don't wanna dive head first.
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If anyone is yet to play the first season of HITMAN, they really need to do so.
It's a ridiculous amount of content and variations, enough to keep you busy for quite some time.
Since I assume this is a key for HITMAN, after activating it, instead of downloading it, be sure to go to Steam, and install the free HITMAN 2 Starter Pack instead:
When you launch it, it will detect you own the first season, and download the maps.
That way, you will play all of the first season's content in HITMAN 2 (with improvements), plus the prologue/intro of the second season/game, and your stats and unlocks will be kept for the future, in case you are interested in buying the second season/game (or the upcoming third).
It's a ridiculous amount of content and variations, enough to keep you busy for quite some time.
Since I assume this is a key for HITMAN, after activating it, instead of downloading it, be sure to go to Steam, and install the free HITMAN 2 Starter Pack instead:
When you launch it, it will detect you own the first season, and download the maps.
That way, you will play all of the first season's content in HITMAN 2 (with improvements), plus the prologue/intro of the second season/game, and your stats and unlocks will be kept for the future, in case you are interested in buying the second season/game (or the upcoming third).
Nope, all content from Hitman 2016 is in Hitman 2
Its Slay the Spire x Battle Network.
9 characters, 19 completely different starting kits, 13 "ascensions", 200+ spells and 100+ game items.
You can kill or save npcs/bosses and they will help you etc.
Seems really solid.
Something I have learned from this whole EGS bullshit is there is literally no game I need to play bad enough to sacrifice what I want as a consumer. I bet 2 years ago I could have rattled off a bunch of titles that would be "must play" to me but after skipping the EGS exclusives I actually learned I don't really give that much of a shit about missing games. There are so many great games to play now (and insane backlogs) that there is no reason to support games that don't put the customer first.
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No.
After you activate it, install the free HITMAN 2 starter pack. When you first launch it, it will detect you own the first season, it will add it as DLC to HITMAN 2, and it will start downloading all content from the first season.
Do note it's a big download.
By playing the locations in HITMAN 2, you will get to play the content, with some improvements done for the second season.
For complete Hitman 2 experience I recommend you also buy Hitman 2 Gold Edition
Currently cheapest is on GMG
Currently cheapest is on GMG
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Yeah, that mirrors my experience.
There are exceptions, but they are exceedingly rare and/or unlikely. Basically, if Epic funded Pillars of Eternity 3, or gave Yoko Taro a boatload of money for a new Nier, and they were exclusive forever, then I might be swayed. But that's pretty much an exhaustive list.
No, wait, Might and Magic XI by the X team, with a larger budget. Do it Epic and you got me (first need to buy the IP from Ubisoft I guess, otherwise you won't prevent them from putting it on Uplay
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But what about achievements?No.
After you activate it, install the free HITMAN 2 starter pack. When you first launch it, it will detect you own the first season, it will add it as DLC to HITMAN 2, and it will start downloading all content from the first season.
Do note it's a big download.
By playing the locations in HITMAN 2, you will get to play the content, with some improvements done for the second season.
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