Azdeus

It really can be, as you said, if you have a great group you can easilly play for 8+ hours and kind of collectively end up losing track of time, and be like "Wait, the sun's going up guys..."

Oh, the pain, it's happened so many ****ing times. But damn if those weren't some great sessions

To paraphrase Hardware Unboxed, this is anticonsumer horse****, there are plenty of numbers to pick from, do better AMD. To be fair, they did somewhat the same thing with the 6000 series, but it wasn't quite as egregious from what I rembmer as what they're doing now. IIRC their non-XT versions had cut dies but were otherwise the same, while the 6*50s were overclocked?

If you can get hold of a good practicioner I'd recommend it, make sure to point out when they slip away from the area that you want to treat though, it takes very little for that to happen and they won't notice anything at all. The one they used on me had a 3 inch or so diameter disc that would block the view of the therapist, and they use quite alot of lube. I didn't the first time and didn't notice a tremendous difference after my first treatment, but I was quicker to point it out today and that has made a huge difference.

Our group has made a pact to never attempt to count how many hours we've put into roleplaying, or how much money we've spent on rpgs. It's scary when one remembers that we usually play every free day we have.

Got some Extracorporeal shockwave therapy on my shoulder today, and goddamn did it hurt, but pretty damn good now, almost no pain at the moment, so that's good. I checked the weather for tonight, we've had a long spell with cold and some snow, and we're going to have a couple of hours with tiny amounts of rainfall and 0C, for the temperature to drop later tomorrow down to -6 or 7C. Luckily, I bought coffee yesterday though, so it's okay to be stuck here

It's been a while since I had many issues, but I did notice that last time I got a popup pestering me about cookies after I tried to post? Edit; Heh, doubt this'd be useful ;

Stalking people, looking for patterns, luring the marine players into shooting at shadows, their players screaming and practically messing theirselves when they see something in the edge of their flashlights... *Chefs kiss*

We played plenty of different LAN games, but for some reason the only one we really have fond memories of was playing Aliens vs Predator. Goddamn that was fun in MP, especially as the Alien

Atleast nvidia clearly stated that you got less RAM, the fact that it was an entirely different chip in it is awful, but AMD's naming implies that it at worst would be a non overclocked version or similar to how their other products such as CPUs are handled, but it has 17% less memory, cache, bandwidth and 10% less compute units.

I'm a bit surprised that I haven't heard anywhere near asmuch outrage for the frankly quite anti-consumer move of having two such widely performing cards be separated by one X. That's even worse than the nvidia kerfuffle.

It's such a quotable film

Same thing here, though I did spend a bunch of hours on playing it in a LAN, but percentage wise we're talking about maybe 0.5%

InrangeTV had a great video on youtube with a more detailed interview with Derwood, but youtube being youtube they took it down, because raisins. I really don't like bitchute, but it's up there, so; https://www.bitchute.com/video/kfe8HunzZNA/

The bits that I enjoy the most are the inbetween clips, for some reason

Oh, you don't have to worry about that, they were in the free* battlepass! *if you pay for it

Oh, I remember feeling that my barbarian would have so much more character if I could just like buy a pet, a unicorn maybe? That'd be pretty fly with a darth vader mask

Yeah, I do remember always thinking that the atmosphere of Diablo II would be so much more engaging if I could just spend a little more money on it, maybe buy a few skins and have the starting camp be full with idiots jumping about.

Let's hope that Intel and AMD use open source ray tracing and outcompetes RTX

From what I understand it benefits developers too. Sure, they're great at cheating to make certain that everything looks realistic, but with ray tracing they can just set global illumination or one or two lights and be done

https://www.eurogamer.net/season-passes-the-in-game-shop-the-shared-world-the-big-diablo-4-interview "Season passes, the in-game shop, the shared world: the big Diablo 4 interview "It's meant to last a long time."" Yeah, that says all one needs to hear right there. Also, **** always online bull****. Atleast they're not making a Conan of it. Also, som obligatory mismanagement stuff, because ofcourse it was https://www.eurogamer.net/diablo-4-development-plagued-by-chaos-and-mismanagement-claims-new-report

I do aswell. Well, after I boil it and steep it in coffee beans

To quote many a redditor and game news site commenter; "I've got way too many games on Steam and I can't be bothered to get another installer" People have way too much of a sunk cost by now for a competitor to really come out.

Not so much news, unless you didn't know Darktide has released, but good fun