Gorgon

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sGEkP1F-tgQ

what about a few being sold of to god knows who

I dunno, i kinda think the army decided to solve their problems with an artillery strike.

Noooooooo it was the biggest hopefull on my STEAM wishlist.

Jhon Wick, was it 4 ? I forget. The newest one It makes no sense at all. It's the most goofbally thing I have ever seen. I love it.

Minsk and Boo https://i.imgur.com/8oHghTv.mp4

You learn something new every day. The every day term for this device is '**** remover' https://www.amazon.com/Hunters-Specialties-Butt-Game-Dressing/dp/B002ECKYSA

I asked for Morrowind NPC dialouge. You get what you ask for, it's... pretty terrible "Greetings, traveler. Have you come seeking knowledge? Or perhaps you're looking to trade? Either way, I'm happy to oblige. Just be warned, the roads of Vvardenfell can be dangerous for the unwary. Many dangers lurk in the ash wastes, and there are creatures that even the most skilled warrior would be wise to avoid." "Ah, it's good to see a friendly face. I've been on the road for weeks, and I'm getting tired of these blasted blight storms. It's a harsh land, this Vvardenfell, but there's something about it that keeps drawing me back. Perhaps it's the challenge, or maybe it's the thrill of exploration. Whatever it is, I can't seem to stay away." "I see you're carrying some interesting artifacts there. Care to trade? I have some rare books and scrolls that might interest you. Or if you're looking for something more practical, I have a selection of enchanted weapons and armor. Of course, such things don't come cheap. But then again, neither does survival in this land. It's a dangerous world out there, my friend. Best be prepared."

I dunno, I don't think it carried from your session While mudcrabs may not be conventionally attractive creatures, they play an important role in their ecosystem. In the real world, they serve as prey for larger animals, and help to keep waterways clean by consuming decaying organic matter. In the Elder Scrolls games, mudcrabs provide a challenge for players and can be a valuable source of resources. It's important to remember that all creatures have a purpose in the world, even if they may not be pleasing to the eye.

^^ It's gonna be lit

I got a ps5. I guess I finally get to play bloodborne. 8 years late to the party. I was going to get a new board and ram and CPU for my setup, which is pretty badly bottlenecking my rx7900 xtx, but.. ehh. nevermind. It will be fine until there is actually a ddr 5 option that makes sense.

Dead island looks. i dunno. Maybe fun ?. Debating whether I want to jump in at full price

I'm pretty sure I've played that guy

The algorithm knows you best

After a very rocky start the last of us 1 is now running 60 fps on 4k ultra settings. Iooks absolutely gorgeous. I fired up Cyberpunk just to see what it looked like on ultra, and.. it's pretty meh. I mean sure there's boatloads of textures and view distance, I could even run it with ray tracing, but it still just looks good, not great. Bought new ram and stuck it in the other dual channel, meaning no xmp profile. Cheapest fix I could do quickly. I can't get framerates over 120 in any game consistently regardless of settings, because I now have both a ram speed and CPU bottleneck, but I an acceptable tradeoff that you will be making regardless. If I bought all new board ram and processor, it wouldn't necessarily impact 4k ultra that much. I can get to 95 % GPU utilization, which doesn't really warrant an immediate upgrade on a 4k display. I'm actually underclocking several game profiles to make the card less power hungry. When I do upgrade, I'm definitely getting faster ram. the difference between the Radeon metrics saying 9 gbs of ram speed and 17 was like night and day. It couldn't stream assets fast enough and was stumbling on having to swap a lot with the SSD.

So, I got an upgrade and a downgrade rolled into one. I installed my shiny new XTX 7900 and I couldn't post. A day of troubleshooting later and I suspect a bad ram stick, but, worse, possibly also a bad ram slot. As if it had shorted somehow or damaged both. I have no idea what I did, other than move some cabling around. It was probably gonna go at some point nomatter what. I can post with 32 gb single channel. So I guess I'll find out what impact on experience it actually has. The game set everything to ultra by default and has been rebuilding shaders for half an hour. I'm at 18% Yay. EDIT The effect of single channel ram appears to be to put a cap on framerates. The difference between 4k ultra settings and dlls performance med/high settings comes to around 10 fps. Indicating a severe bottleneck. I guess I'm getting a board and some new ram.

Today is 1 April. I don't know if the channel is good or not, I don't watch it a lot.

Before I got it on steam I tried TLOU on the Playstation Plus PC client, it's their streaming service, It ran pretty well. Unfortunately you can't buy a game and stream it to your PC, it's just a random assortment that changes every so often. Some input lag, but not very noticable. Although I suppose the point is to steam frames, not GPU assets, so they can keep requirements very low. If you have a playstation 5 i believe you can stream your whole library to your Ipad, or ****ty laptop when you are out and about as long as you have good internet.

So I just ordered a 24 GB RX7900 XTX. Significant discount over other available RTX4080 cards, which is pretty much what it equates to, except way more VRAM and way worse RT performance. I dunno, it just kinda happened. I was resigned to not spending boatloads of money on PC parts, but to be honest I had started noticing the VRAM problem in other games as well.

Yup, it's definitely deliberate ****ery. a 10 or 12 gb version of the rtx 3070 would have been too useful for too long.

Drumroll... It's looks gorgeous, but just barely managed that. I'm using 600 mb more Vram than I 'have' Or rather than what the game recommends. It actually matters that I'm on a fresh install of windows. The in game VRam counter says I have 300-400 to spare, Just shy of the 8.2 total available. That was the difference between medium and textures and low. GPU usage chugging away at 99%. Framerate is in the 60-70s, which is good, because dropdowns will be expected in more busy areas. I just barely reached the good experience with this PC port on an RTX 3070ti, with nothing to spare. DLSS made it possible

I'm giving the last of us part 1 on PC exactly 25 mins, and then probably requesting a refund. I did however google my exact setup and it looked quite fine at 1440 p dlss quality despite all the current ****storming.

I wonder if there's been anything done to the last of us 1 remake on PC. It's out next week. Would be cool if it looked as good as the sequel, but it's probably just a money grab on the strength of the TV series.