Honestly don't know what to say to you. They did improve world design and exploration but you are kinda not rewarded meaningfully for any of that. You still open chests for rewards that are for the most part cosmetics and sometimes upgrade parts for your blaster/speeder. Reaching hidden places is trivial so you don't get to do some nice platforming either. Story is mediocre, cities and towns nice but disappointing size and interactivity wise, reputation system is kinda pointless when you can easily max out reputation with every faction, you still raid outposts and bases but they have improved design. So yeah Ubisoft improved and changed some things but didn't go far and sometimes backwards.
Community MetaSteam | March 2025 - Ronin's Creed of the Split Atom
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Oh wow, I didn't realize that GTA+ is available through Steam and one of the perks is similar to EA Play (Having access to older Rockstar games like Red Dead Redemption).
store.steampowered.com
GTA+ is now available on PC
GTA+ is now available on PC with all GTA Online benefits available to claim exclusively in the newly upgraded PC version of Grand Theft Auto V.
You can't move diagonally (or run?) in the Suikoden remaster when you have npc following you as in an intro bit, does that happen very often in the game(s)?
I guess they didn't make those npc extra diagonal/running frames, only the main character and they can't follow you exactly if only they move orthogonally.
I think given this I would have preferred the main character to not have the diagonal sprites either. They could still have diagonal movement with the sprite maintaining the last orthogonal orientation when switching to diagonal movement. Old school Zelda style. Moving down, then switch to down + left diagonal? The sprite keeps looking down. Switch to moving left? The sprite switches looking left. Switch to moving left and up diagonally? The sprite remains looking left. Etc. Maybe they'd have been able to implement it for npc easier if they had used this method and not have any disparity at all even.
Almost wish there was an option to turn off diagonals altogether given this, for consistency over quality of life.
I guess they didn't make those npc extra diagonal/running frames, only the main character and they can't follow you exactly if only they move orthogonally.
I think given this I would have preferred the main character to not have the diagonal sprites either. They could still have diagonal movement with the sprite maintaining the last orthogonal orientation when switching to diagonal movement. Old school Zelda style. Moving down, then switch to down + left diagonal? The sprite keeps looking down. Switch to moving left? The sprite switches looking left. Switch to moving left and up diagonally? The sprite remains looking left. Etc. Maybe they'd have been able to implement it for npc easier if they had used this method and not have any disparity at all even.
Almost wish there was an option to turn off diagonals altogether given this, for consistency over quality of life.
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Well, I guess it's a good time to try and finished the game this time.
www.nexusmods.com
Prey Remastered - Luma
Luma is a Prey (2017) + Mooncrash DLC mod that re-writes the game's late rendering and post processing phases to improve the game's look without drifting from the artistic vision
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Man I loved Prey! One of the few games that also had native steam controller support !
They aren't actually launching at MSRP, which is the norm so nope
No chance of a $1000 gaming PC at this point in time, even if you’re bringing parts forward. Not unless it’s an all in one console-like with an APU.
CPUs and motherboards alone will eat into the majority of that. Then there’s RAM and GPU that will blow past $1000.
But I’m hoping a bit of competition from AMD brings the excessive GPU pricing under control and we’ll see $1500 PCs able to do 4K at near 3 digit FPS. Nvidia are so fecking greedy!
CPUs and motherboards alone will eat into the majority of that. Then there’s RAM and GPU that will blow past $1000.
But I’m hoping a bit of competition from AMD brings the excessive GPU pricing under control and we’ll see $1500 PCs able to do 4K at near 3 digit FPS. Nvidia are so fecking greedy!
Another one from me this week: Rise of the Ronin's PC release on Steam Deck and ROG Ally for RPG Site.
Article has some ultrawide screens as well:
Article has some ultrawide screens as well:
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No fucking way :O. I was just thinking the other day how much I miss these games. They were kinda janky but pure stealth games are so rare these days.
I wonder if they'll pick up the unresolved cliffhanger from the second game.
A new Styx game was not on my bingo card, in my tea leaves, in my stars above, within the entrails of a squirrel I ran over nor even in the back of my mind.
I love the Styx stealth games. They're kind of like Dishonored but slanted more towards stealth than the hit-and-run action Dishonored can find itself being. Styx still has Dishonored-esque powers though. You're pretty weak, but you can still wreak havoc with intelligent use of those powers. It's stealthy, but substantially more amenable to aggression than Thief. Good games for people like me who enjoy stealth, but are too impatient to commit completely to it. I need to whittle down the detectors because I want to be cool and make stealth easier on myself, because I'm not motivated enough to do the job properly.
I love the Styx stealth games. They're kind of like Dishonored but slanted more towards stealth than the hit-and-run action Dishonored can find itself being. Styx still has Dishonored-esque powers though. You're pretty weak, but you can still wreak havoc with intelligent use of those powers. It's stealthy, but substantially more amenable to aggression than Thief. Good games for people like me who enjoy stealth, but are too impatient to commit completely to it. I need to whittle down the detectors because I want to be cool and make stealth easier on myself, because I'm not motivated enough to do the job properly.
AMD Radeon RX 9070 GPUs Will Reportedly Increase In Price After The First Batch Is Sold Out
Reports indicate that only a limited number of AMD Radeon RX 9070 GPUs will be available at their MSRP at launch.
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All the stuff from Nacon seems at least pretty good. Too bad I've got my hands full.
As long as you hook up the monitor with DisplayPort, not HDMI, FreeSync will work on Nvidia GPUs.
Any thoughts on the best monitor between these? Main requirements are 1080p, HDR and freesync/gsync.
For 27 inch you can’t go 1080p. 1440p minimumAny thoughts on the best monitor between these? Main requirements are 1080p, HDR and freesync/gsync.
Why?
Then I assume this one is good.
LG UltraGear 27GS75Q 27" gamingskjerm
LG UltraGear 27GS75Q 27" gamingskjerm har et QHD IPS-panel med 99 % sRGB-spekter og HDR som vil få alle spill til å se fantastiske ut. Opplev utrolig jevne bevegelser takket være 180 Hz oppdateringsfrekvens og 1 ms responstid.
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Essentially the pixels become too big and makes things look blurry.Why?
Then I assume this one is good.
LG UltraGear 27GS75Q 27" gamingskjerm
LG UltraGear 27GS75Q 27" gamingskjerm har et QHD IPS-panel med 99 % sRGB-spekter og HDR som vil få alle spill til å se fantastiske ut. Opplev utrolig jevne bevegelser takket være 180 Hz oppdateringsfrekvens og 1 ms responstid.www.elkjop.no
the lg screen is good, I have the same one, the HDR is rubbish on it but otherwise it’s good, IPS is nice and good response times.
I can't see what is being linked, just big red letters that aren't clickable that say REDDIT
Nvidia doesn't have a driver cleanup Utility?
AMD has had one for like... years and years
But I thought AMD was the one that sucked ass
I wonder if they were doing actual windows updates of driver updates on top of going to the nvidia panel thing to update/check and get them Lol
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Sorry to be that guy, but
Guys, as a semi-regular reminder, we have a dedicated thread for hardware (and also, for store pages)
Guys, as a semi-regular reminder, we have a dedicated thread for hardware (and also, for store pages)
Same, took a quick look and either it's 100-400mo folders or big ones that looks like shader cache. Non story, on my side.
MHWilds, KCD2, Split Fiction, all day 1 launches, all breaking records.
Yeah, it's remarkable how they have grown in delivering good games the past few years.
I'm still pissed at them because they teamed up with Epic during their money hatting spree, but I'm willing to buy their games after a 1 year exclusive no-buy period.
I already played Suikoden I for 4 hours and it saddens me how I can exactly pinpoint all the issues I had with Eiyuden already
Like I wouldn't say Suikoden's story is sophisticated high art but in comparison Eiyuden's feels like it was written for grade schoolers
Now S1 pace is extremely fast, but regardless in those few hours you get real stakes, you meet characters that have defined personalities and role in the story, you meet villains that don't seem to come out of a saturday morning cartoon. you see consequences for your actions
What were they even thinking with Eiyuden's writing
Like I wouldn't say Suikoden's story is sophisticated high art but in comparison Eiyuden's feels like it was written for grade schoolers
Now S1 pace is extremely fast, but regardless in those few hours you get real stakes, you meet characters that have defined personalities and role in the story, you meet villains that don't seem to come out of a saturday morning cartoon. you see consequences for your actions
What were they even thinking with Eiyuden's writing
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Wow, the contrast in Sekiro is so low it looks like I'm playing on a TN panel from 15 years ago. I used ReShade to increase to contrast from TN-grade to mediocre-IPS grade, as Kami-sama intended. The better contrast is making the game more playable. I can actually see the enemies limbs stand out from their body now so I can figure out when to parry.
Controller support doesn't work either unless I unplug my USB Wii sensor bar first. Sekiro only accepts the "first" USB device, purportedly contained in a list kept deep in the bowels of the registry. (Win+R joy.cpl isn't accurate apparently). This is the first I've encountered that.
I love PC gaming for the absolute control you have over the image quality (98% of the time). But sometimes it gets a little silly.
Controller support doesn't work either unless I unplug my USB Wii sensor bar first. Sekiro only accepts the "first" USB device, purportedly contained in a list kept deep in the bowels of the registry. (Win+R joy.cpl isn't accurate apparently). This is the first I've encountered that.
I love PC gaming for the absolute control you have over the image quality (98% of the time). But sometimes it gets a little silly.
Yes, "Wizard Game" >_>
Tis a joke, given that even the words "Wizard Game" to refer to you-know-what have become taboo in some circles.