I've been using a few, but so far I've found Connect to be the smoothest and more to my liking. I was a long time Sync user, so I'll be picking that up once it eventually launches.
I've been using a few, but so far I've found Connect to be the smoothest and more to my liking. I was a long time Sync user, so I'll be picking that up once it eventually launches.
I understand and almost completely agree with what you're saying, but there are plenty of developers out there that provide meaningful improvements to their games even after they have your money. For some, it's a labour of love and also a matter of reputation.
This is EA, however, so your point completely stands.
How come?
The Deck uses PWM. I'm one of those unfortunate few that ends up feeling nauseous when using 40Hz. I don't notice the flickering directly, but 10 minutes of gaming or so and my head is spinning. I don't get the same issue at 45Hz or higher.
Been thinking about picking this up. How are you finding it?
Except that time where legitmate customers were unable to play their games because of server issues with DRM.
Or the fact that it hampers official ports of games to Linux. But aside from that, there's no impact /s
Denuvo doesn't hurt piracy. It hurts legitimate paying customers.
As much as I enjoy the series, they need to move away from UE or put a lot more work into optimising their games.
Fallen Order still suffers from traversal stutter and they've somehow made it worse in Survivor. They need to fix their current games before expressing interest in making new ones.