General gaming discussion

It's one thing that i hate is having unread notifications on ANY app but i never look at the boards one for some reason.

Checks pm's...

That game is addictive.

Ah yes, the "Everywhere" platform… Abandoned after they raised something like $100m in funding!

Atomfall also was a reasonable success, most successful game by Rebellion. So yes we should see more of these instead of the bland developed by committee bloated AAA slop we've been receiving lately.

I liked it :(

The start of it is class, great environment and setting it not very mafiaie but then someone told the devs they need to make it 30 hours longer and hence we get the absolute bloat of repetitive missions in every district to progress the story making it an absolute slog to get through. I had gotten the complete edition for dirt cheap at one point and saw a guide on how to mix in the dlc with main to break up the monotony and it is changed the game for me, much more enjoyable to get through. So it sounds like the new one will be handled the upside way, just focused narrative missions. Let's see if there's a lack of content though.

Your final statement is some maga brained nonsense. It's just parroting the latest gamergate nonsense and Sweet Baby, which going by assassin's creed shadows, was a load of ballocks.

Nope, it's MGGA - make games great again :) And if that aligns me with what you call gamergates then so be it. We both know that Clair Obscur would have looked totally different with their involvement, probably something like South of Midnight set in some Paris Banlieue. And to make it clear, it's not DEI or female characters or whatever bigoted thing you may think I'm about, it's simply that they are people with no passion and no talent for videogames, they should not work in this industry, their track record is abysmal. If any game that they touched had any success was because it was part of an established franchise, otherwise their involvement resulted in poor reception and in more than one case layoffs and closures.

They are going ARM and honestly the future of chips is probably going to be ARM

ARM is not much newer than x86 and can hardly call itself RISC anymore, both ISA with their extensions are now in the thousands range. What is (or appears to be) (or was) true is that ARM scales down better than x86 - I don't think is so much difference today, it's rather what the supplier has, if it's AMD it's gonna be x86, if it's NVIDIA it's gonna be ARM.