Renacles @ Renacles @discuss.tchncs.de

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I've been honestly blown away with how newer games look since I upgraded my graphics card.

Remnant 2 is not even a AAA game but does such a good job with light and reflections that it looks better than anything released 5+ years ago.

Then you have games like Kena: Bridge of Spirits, which have a very nice art style but take advantage of current hardware to add particles everywhere.

They keep adding more microtransactions, that's for sure.

Yes, that does sound ridiculous, good thing I didn't say it.

Remnant 2, Age of Empires 4 and GG Strive. Remnant 2 has me hooked, I really liked the first one but this game takes it to another level.

Nice case, I have the same one, no complaints so far.

I remember when Titanfall being 50gb sparked an outrage, it's a good thing SSDs are cheap now.

I disagree, I thought RE2R was fantastic although I still prefer RE7.

Those games were the entire reason I went into RE3 with high expectations.

I've never played the original though, that might be why I liked it so much.

Resident Evil 3 Remake.

I knew the new Nemesis was crap but I wasn't ready for how dull the rest of the game is as well.

The one I'm in works just fine.

You need to get yourself killed if someone is kidnapped, it's not very intuitive in coop.

Hold the block button while you deflect, if you miss the timing you'll just lose some stamina instead of dying.

Remnant 2 and Silksong (maybe?) as well.

I wouldn't be so harsh on Atlas Fallen, it's getting mixed reviews but it's not a bad game like Gollum or Redfall.

It's the other way around. Why bother checking if the request is feasible when you look good making promises?

That's a shame, I had high hopes after The Surge 2, that game was so underrated.

I don't get it either, I liked the main plot in DA:O but most of the game is dealing with some big side quests that have next to nothing to do with it.

I don't remember having many big decisions either, a few characters might die but it doesn't really matter in the end.

Looks like the top GOTY contender so far.

That's not the results most studies show.

Do you have any sources? All I can find is articles from Forbes

New technology comes out and all people seem interested in is bashing it instead of figuring it how to use it to make our lives easier.

Most of it comes from the way our society is structured to require everyone to have a job or starve pretty much, but if AI is making so many jobs obsolete shouldn't we be trying to change that instead of pretending AI won't keep advancing?

I'm not sure why so many companies are obsessed with getting their employees back to the office, not needing to have everyone within a 1 hour radius of your offices opens a lot of doors when it comes to recruitment while not affecting performance.