Nomadic Sparks
Banned
JFC :0
Sorry to hear that JaseC godfucking damn
Sorry to hear that JaseC godfucking damn
Another good example of this is Alpha Protocol. It's widely considered a flawed game, but I never really perceived it as such, and was honestly wondering what people were even talking about when I was done with it.
First, the 1080 Ti that I imported from Newegg sat unloved at DHL for three-and-a-half days.
Then it arrived at the very last day of the 4-7 business day window. Hey, cool!
Then the card died 36 hours later.
Then I noticed that Newegg's international warranty policy doesn't apply to 1080 Tis because magical beanstalk reasons.
Then I figured I'd dig into my savings to buy a non-ref card and sell my warranty replacement at cost (EVGA has international warranty and it's tied to the card itself rather than the puchaser).
Except now Newegg is charging $1,001 for the only non-ref EVGA card it ships to Australia, which means import tax as AUD$1,001 is more than AUD$1,000.
I've joked in the past about how I have shitty luck, but this is utterly ridiculous.
I usually don't care for texture mods, especially for older games as they end up just clashing spectacularly with the level of geometry present, but my goodness they're really going above and beyond with that one. First texture mod I've been actively looking forward to and excited for. The comparisons that show them finding the actual references used for the original textures to provide a higher resolution version are just amazing.Whenever I want to have my mind blown I just have to click that RE4 texture mod thread.
God fucking damn.
First, the 1080 Ti that I imported from Newegg sat unloved at DHL for three-and-a-half days.
Then it arrived at the very last day of the 4-7 business day window. Hey, cool!
Then the card died 36 hours later.
Then I noticed that Newegg's international warranty policy doesn't apply to 1080 Tis because magical beanstalk reasons.
Then I figured I'd dig into my savings to buy a non-ref card and sell my warranty replacement at cost (EVGA has international warranty and it's tied to the card itself rather than the puchaser).
Except now Newegg is charging $1,001 for the only non-ref EVGA card it ships to Australia, which means import tax as AUD$1,001 is more than AUD$1,000.
I've joked in the past about how I have shitty luck, but this is utterly ridiculous.
First, the 1080 Ti that I imported from Newegg sat unloved at DHL for three-and-a-half days.
Then it arrived at the very last day of the 4-7 business day window. Hey, cool!
Then the card died 36 hours later.
Then I noticed that Newegg's international warranty policy doesn't apply to 1080 Tis because magical beanstalk reasons.
Then I figured I'd dig into my savings to buy a non-ref card and sell my warranty replacement at cost (EVGA has international warranty and it's tied to the card itself rather than the puchaser).
Except now Newegg is charging $1,001 for the only non-ref EVGA card it ships to Australia, which means import tax as AUD$1,001 is more than AUD$1,000.
I've joked in the past about how I have shitty luck, but this is utterly ridiculous.
Started Mass Effect 2 and imported my ME1 save. Is it okay for me to uninstall ME1 now?
I usually don't care for texture mods, especially for older games as they end up just clashing spectacularly with the level of geometry present, but my goodness they're really going above and beyond with that one. First texture mod I've been actively looking forward to and excited for. The comparisons that show them finding the actual references used for the original textures to provide a higher resolution version are just amazing.
The logical fallacy you quoted there is better suited for arguments where a person sees a cause and an action as being linked when there, at least seemingly, is little reason beyond happenstance.
The classic example of that is "Ice cream causes drowning. If you look at these charts, you'll see that when the consumption of ice cream rises, so do the number of deaths by drowning." The fallacy there is that ice cream is more likely to be consumed during the months when people are more likely to go swimming.
A better fallacy here is:
But, I'd argue that it's unfair to selectively use this against just Ozium as this can equally apply to people who positively use Jim Sterling as a guide for their own opinions and tastes.
Im having a hard deciding wherever to go for Horizon, Zelda or Nier. I like to focus on 1 game at the time, but all of them are catching my interest hard. Guess I don't need to buy a new game in a while and I also got addicted to Six Siege, Gungeon and Isaac again.
You can talk about the flaws you perceive in Nier 1, or Automata, or hell even Planescape: Torment all you want, that's perfectly fine.
But what also needs to be clear is that the things some might perceive as severe flaws can well be in the "I really don't give half a shit about this" territory for others. And in some cases they might even be the very things that make those games so appreciated by some.
Another good example of this is Alpha Protocol. It's widely considered a flawed game, but I never really perceived it as such, and was honestly wondering what people were even talking about when I was done with it.
you can safely not play drakengard for sure, not necessary for nier and it's kind of a pain in the butt
start with nier, play drakengard if u really want the more unhinged yoko taro
yeah just wait then
nier's not going anywhere
do play it before nier 2 since there's references in that one and also nier 1 is so much better lol
JFC :0
Sorry to hear that JaseC godfucking damn
Shiiit! I'd be so damn mad... Good luck with that!
That's awful
You need backwards luck. That's what I had a long time ago with a 9800 GTX+ I got on ebay.
Severe issues with the newly built PC where games would crash on a driver reset of the video card after a minute of anything intensive. Tested the card on a different computer and it seemed fine (though I didn't try anything intensive enough which was the issue).
RMAed lots of different components to try and work it out, RAM, then MOBO, then PSU. Eventually tested a friends card and found it was the graphics card / slot and some sort of dirt.. after all this time but managed to ebay it anyway and get a fresh mobo.
Went through a company called CCL to get the brand new GTX 260, but there was some problem with their system from when I RMAed the MOBO.
GTX 260 should have cost £230, but they ended up refunding me twice for the graphics card, as well as the ram / mobo....
Total profit after all that £420
Never shopped there again in case they caught on...
yeah basically you gotta prepare yourself for a lot of unpleasantnessI wanna play it but it's so bad, it's like Dynasty warriors but worse
Good to see Microsoft doing something against piracyInstalled the new Windows update
RPCS3/Citra/Cemu do not work (PC games still do)
REEEEEEEEEEEE
I finished Specter of Torment today and played a bit of New Game+ (which adds an interesting resource mechanic to the game). I really really enjoyed this game but I feel like they didn't balance or design the Curios that well. The Judgement Rush and Hover Plume allow you to easily cut certain parts of the game while the Chronos Coin and Skeletal Sentry break certain boss fights (I dropped one Sentry against the Treasure Knight and obliterated him). At first I thought they were trying to design them like Mega Man weapons in that they are counters to specific knights but it really doesn't feel that way at all. Oh well, I'm nitpicking again.
Installed the new Windows update
RPCS3/Citra/Cemu do not work (PC games still do)
REEEEEEEEEEEE
Installed the new Windows update
RPCS3/Citra/Cemu do not work (PC games still do)
REEEEEEEEEEEE
Do they just crash?
Curious that Emulators specifically do not work...
Good to see Microsoft doing something against piracy
Installed the new Windows update
RPCS3/Citra/Cemu do not work (PC games still do)
REEEEEEEEEEEE
Isn't it releasing in May? I wouldn't hope for it at this pointGuilty Gear Xrd Rev 2 Baeken Exhibition
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BypiVsLU2Hg
Arc better have the PC release coincide with the PS4 :S
I refuse to avatar quote youI refuse to listen to pink anime hair
First, the 1080 Ti that I imported from Newegg sat unloved at DHL for three-and-a-half days.
Then it arrived at the very last day of the 4-7 business day window. Hey, cool!
Then the card died 36 hours later.
Then I noticed that Newegg's international warranty policy doesn't apply to 1080 Tis because magical beanstalk reasons.
Then I figured I'd dig into my savings to buy a non-ref card and sell my warranty replacement at cost (EVGA has international warranty and it's tied to the card itself rather than the puchaser).
Except now Newegg is charging $1,001 for the only non-ref EVGA card it ships to Australia, which means import tax as AUD$1,001 is more than AUD$1,000.
I've joked in the past about how I have shitty luck, but this is utterly ridiculous.
Installed the new Windows update
RPCS3/Citra/Cemu do not work (PC games still do)
REEEEEEEEEEEE
Weird tested them just now and they run for me. Might be buggy on some systems I guess.
Joining the 1440p 144hz club. Hoping that jumping to 144hz from 60hz is as amazing as everyone says it does. Comes with G Sync as well so that's pretty nifty.
Have you tried launching a Steam game that uses OpenGL/Vulkan? Worms Revolution or DOOM, for example.I just did a run through of a bunch, anything using OpenGL/Vulkan crashed, any iteration of DirectX works. Not sure if its these latest Nvidia drivers. Not using any game mode/game bar functionality.
What monitor? I've been thinking about getting something with the same setup.
OoofFirst, the 1080 Ti that I imported from Newegg sat unloved at DHL for three-and-a-half days.
Then it arrived at the very last day of the 4-7 business day window. Hey, cool!
Then the card died 36 hours later.
Then I noticed that Newegg's international warranty policy doesn't apply to 1080 Tis because magical beanstalk reasons.
Then I figured I'd dig into my savings to buy a non-ref card and sell my warranty replacement at cost (EVGA has international warranty and it's tied to the card itself rather than the puchaser).
Except now Newegg is charging $1,001 for the only non-ref EVGA card it ships to Australia, which means import tax as AUD$1,001 is more than AUD$1,000.
I've joked in the past about how I have shitty luck, but this is utterly ridiculous.
I hope Dino Crisis comes back ...If Dino Crisis really did get another game, I would laugh really hard and then get real hyped for Jawmuncher's "So apparently the new Dino Crisis game has gotten some fan art following."
Jawmuncher, you buster
Turok 2 is a perfectly fine game
U r a wanker
If Dino Crisis really did get another game, I would laugh really hard and then get real hyped for Jawmuncher's "So apparently the new Dino Crisis game has gotten some fan art following."
I hope Dino Crisis comes back ...
As a ftp turn-based mobile game. For Android.
next dino crisis will use re6's combat system and will be released on ps4 and pc
my uncle at nintendo told me about it
I hope Dino Crisis comes back ...
As a ftp turn-based mobile game. For Android.
Have you tried launching a Steam game that uses OpenGL/Vulkan? Worms Revolution or DOOM, for example.
I'm on Nvidia driver 378.66 with the Creator's Update and I haven't noticed any issues.
Just bought Stellaris and it's new expansion, just waiting for my payment being approved by Nuuvem. I hope to sink so much time on this game.
no seriously i'd fight some dinosaurs with katanas and gravity guns
i'd also like to punch them in the face
Creators Update and 381.65, no issues on Worms WMD (OpenGL) or DOOM (Vulkan).No OpenGL games to test, but OpenGL programs are definitely crashing. Might try reverting drivers, I'm on 381.65