$2,500 PC outperformes by a PS5? What?
Did you buy a $2,000 case? Or is it pre-built?
$2,500 PC outperformes by a PS5? What?
Did you buy a $2,000 case? Or is it pre-built?
RDR2 Online was pretty meh.
If I could say GTA had an online at release I'd add that too. Granted, GTA Online only started getting good after a couple years of work got put into it.
BioShock is System Shock underwater.
The only thing I find terrible about the natto I've had is the bitterness. That adds a dimension that makes it truly terrible.
A lot of celebrity cameos at that. Most comedians. The show has good humor without being overbearing like Marvel.
Again, I think it's just a stylistic choice. Albeit a super inconsistent and jarring one.
They'd be nuts to release this without a toggle for stop-motion movement during gameplay.
Robert with a B
Pretty sure it's meant to be claymation/stop-motion inspired.
Doesn't make sense to not do that during gameplay though
It is what it is. I've been involved in Linux communities long enough to know not to take stuff like this personally.
On Reddit we saw constant posts about why Linux isn't more popular but no one ever talks about all the dumb little issues that the distros have because of a slight lack of polish. Those little issues make the distros seem cheap compared to the polish of something like Windows.
I'm always amused at the replies I get with things like "When I had Windows it literally caused my CPU to burst in to flames and my SSD shot my dog. Now I'm running Arch and it showed me last night's winning lotto numbers."
I don't understand where the VR comment comes from. It's not like 3D and never has been. They're 2 wildly different things.
Do you want "best" or cheap? Because you're complaining about both and that's not making much sense.
They do have small annoying issues. This is not one of them. This is something that would completely baffle a non-tech literate person. They'd just observe their computer becoming slow or not having space and say "well, Linux must have broken my computer."
This is one of those things that makes me shake my head about Linux. It's these small dumb problems that make Linux inaccessible to the common person.
From what I've seen, the political landscape that precipitated the start of WWI didn't resolve when it ended. WWII was really just the continuation of WWI after a long pause.