I still have windows on my work computer, it prompted me to install 26h2 yesterday, so I did. Immediately, windows explorer started showing buggy behavior. Win+tab flickers on and off repeatedly, explorer restarts itself… Fucking hell, and then they say AI code is good.
It took 26 engineers and seven years to design those wheels, they are optimized to perfection.
Magic is just a different type of weapon, it’s not particularly crazy. Honestly, I played mage while my friend played a traditional fighter, and she was way stronger than I was, and way easier to upgrade.
Oh, boy. You’re beyond just wrong.
The newly released FSR (4 I think?) is rx 9000 exclusive as well, because it needs their brand new core technology.
Impossible! Only a single GTA6 was ever made!!! /s
It’s also wireguard…
Regional Pricing is fundamental if steam wants to have a proper presence in less affluent markets. Before regional Pricing, people from outside developed countries would just pirate games, because the price was just insane. To give you a perspective, an AAA game priced at 60 dollars without regional Pricing costs 1/5 of a monthly minimum wage salary in Brazil. A 100 dollar deluxe edition costs about a third of minimum wage here. And okay, if you move past minimum wage earners to people of middle class income, usually from 3 to 5 minimum wage salaries of monthly income, a full priced game still is a fairly steep purchase, roughly equivalent to how much a 4-person family would pay in utility bills if they don’t use their AC often
The whole point of friendslop games is to take a game style that already exists, spin it in a way that makes it more fun with friends, and then sell it for cheap. Hiding as props is fun, yes, but painting yourself as a prop is definitely more fun and allows for more creative freedom and skill expression.
Fun fact, the Meccha in the title is a japanese slang for “extremely good/skilled”.
Rideshare is the name of the game, if you add Gane after Rideshare, it sounds like it’s just the type/genre of the game and not its proper name.
No way, and please don’t. Region locked keys exist so that they support Regional Pricing, which makes it so that games are relatively priced based on the economy they are being sold to, a huge reason of why Steam “solved” the piracy issue of games on PC. It works the way it does so that people from those countries can have fair access, while people from a country with a better economy aren’t able to use a VPN or something like that to buy games for cheaper.
It’s not to make it better at all, but to give it that stupid AI Photo look.
I like extraction games and I have a friend who likes them as well, we’ll usually at least try every single extraction game that comes out. We tried Marathon but didn’t buy it. Why? It was okay, but after closing the game, neither of us felt that “I want to play again” vibe, the game is just too much of the same, the only different thing is the graphics, which are not particularly that important for the type of game. But the main reason I didn’t want to buy was even simpler: I did not want to spend money in a game that very likely would be plugged off too soon. I have no faith that Marathon will be a long term endeavor, so no point wasting my money and time with it.
If a random visitor visits your website and they see a weird anime girl drawing talking about security, what is the chance of them just bouncing away afraid that it is a virus or an unsafe website? I’d say it’s definitely higher than 0%.