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"Everything wrong with anime", the series. Oh dear. edit: on the bright side, I don't think I need to feel bad about loving StrikerS in spite of the fanservice any more.

whats the reason for not supporting POE & POE2 with controller input. you did it for the consoles. i am grey and old and want to play that great games relaxed on my couch and on the Big Screen.

I just had a bug. I found another guide page for photo-ing that had pics of the looking thru camera view vs. just a "this is the spot/object in the garden", and you're supposed to get a "Take picture/hotkey" text when you're aiming right. I was not getting that prompt, no matter where I stood/aimed etc. I tried the Restart Checkpoint vs. Continue option and that seemed to get rid of the bug. Text prompt appeared, I had to repeat-run around again, it worked.

I'm honestly surprised any website or online service operates without rate limiting these days. Not that it really fixes the problem, just makes it less worse. Things have been alright on my end, still the rare "service is unavailable", but generally responsive and generally working fine.

It's a subscription service, think Netflix for games. You pay monthly fee and get access to a library of games (and as with subscription services the offer changed depending on what Microsoft licenced - come games come some games go). You download a game using XBOX App and run game's natively on your machine. However, it doesn't come with all the perks that owning a game grants you - it is a closed system, so I don't think modding is possible. And of course, if you stop paying for the subscription you loose access to all the games as well. Still, I found it to be an excellent deal to try games I wanted to play, but didn't particularly care to own. It comes with some big titles, but also quite a few smaller titles that I found worth trying out if not buying out right. I think there is also some cloud streaming service connected to it, but I never looked into it.

In the process of moving to Europe... almost finished packing things down for the removal guys. I lost 5kg the last week and a half I blame the stairs. Sooo much running up and down stairs all day long with your hands full, trying to fit your belongings into removal boxes.

Based on some forum posts and user reviews, in terms of the Indy game I think this is mostly going to be dependent on resolution and settings one personally tolerates. Outside of the "needs a rtx capable card", ofc. I mean it sounds like the visual differences with settings aren't super extreme - a trend I've noticed happening over recent years in a lot of games, actually - and one has to remember that while actually playing, most aren't staring at every pixel to notice fine differences, like all these comparison videos emphasize. In terms of upgrading GPU's - I'm not much of a conspiracy theorist but it does make one feel like AAA devs/nvidia are working together to force people to buy the top tier cards - eg, gimping the 60/70/80 series re: vram. >.> I've said it before and I'll say it again - it may be "slower" generation but the 11gb of vram in my 2080ti (and sometimes, dlss, of course) is probably what has allowed to me to marginally still run some of these games at 4k at my personal tolerance of 45-60fps/mid-high settings etc. I refuse to do less than dlss-quality tho. I've tried. "Balanced" dlss still looks like crap, imo. I might as well just drop the native resolution to 1440, then.