Crazy Joe is at it again.
https://www.techspot.com/news/83623-joe-biden-calls-game-developers-little-creeps-who.html
https://www.techspot.com/news/83623-joe-biden-calls-game-developers-little-creeps-who.html
Crazy Joe is at it again.
https://www.techspot.com/news/83623-joe-biden-calls-game-developers-little-creeps-who.html
https://store.steampowered.com/franchise/Half-Life
All Half-Life games are free to play until April 1st.
(Have to click through to the store page for the game to see)
RDR2 looks amazing on PS4, played on 65” TV.I know I haven't posted on here in years, but I just haven't been able to get into any new games for some reason, so I have been watching this thread in the event I missed something. I have been trying to get into RDR2, still haven't made it out of the abandoned mining town. Outer Worlds only made it a weekend with me, since it seemed like a grind with all the fetch missions. Mechwarrior 5 Mercenaries is ok, but I abhor the hard point system that cannot be modified. I am a huge Fallout fan, and play either Fallout 3, New Vegas, or a heavily modded Fallout 4 almost every evening when trying to sleep.
That said, the graphics on all these new games are just outstanding. RDR2 and Outer Worlds are just amazing on PC. I wonder how a console can handle it.
Did the whole Twilight Imperium thing over Christmas. We had most of one day set aside for it, but only got 6 hours in before other commitments intruded. I was doing the Emirates of Hacan and was allied with the Clan of Saar. We cooperated through most of the game and close to the end pretty much dominated the other 3 factions, who were doing a lot of revenge fighting among themselves. I wasn't really looking to win and our alliance was kind of an outside game thing - I would support my ally in exchange for exclusive trading rights in the new Imperium. I was in it for the money.
RDR2 is much better once you get past where you are. I recommend you push through.I know I haven't posted on here in years, but I just haven't been able to get into any new games for some reason, so I have been watching this thread in the event I missed something. I have been trying to get into RDR2, still haven't made it out of the abandoned mining town. Outer Worlds only made it a weekend with me, since it seemed like a grind with all the fetch missions. Mechwarrior 5 Mercenaries is ok, but I abhor the hard point system that cannot be modified. I am a huge Fallout fan, and play either Fallout 3, New Vegas, or a heavily modded Fallout 4 almost every evening when trying to sleep.
That said, the graphics on all these new games are just outstanding. RDR2 and Outer Worlds are just amazing on PC. I wonder how a console can handle it.
RDR2 is much better once you get past where you are. I recommend you push through.
Outer Worlds was a bit of a disappointment for me. It is a lot of grind, but is very Fallout like. Unlike the Fallout games though, I won't be replaying OW.
Did you play the Witcher games?
I will push through RDR2 some more, maybe this weekend. It just hasn't grabbed me yet.
If you like exploring the map, you might enjoy the AC games. They are all set in historic times and locations and have a lot of cool things to see. Looking out over Egypt from the top of the Great Pyramid was pretty cool. Ancient Greece, Paris, Colonial US, Pirates, etcI will push through RDR2 some more, maybe this weekend. It just hasn't grabbed me yet. Outer Worlds disappointed me because I really think Obsidian could have done much better. It did not have nearly the moral ambiguity that Fallout NV had. That was a real let down after seeing the trailers. I also thought the crafting and maintenance of equipment was shallow, as were the companions.
I haven't tried any of the Witcher games yet, nor Assassins Creed since I am not really a melee type of player. Maybe I can catch them on sale sometime through Steam. I will do some Skyrim once in a while, but that is really for exploring the map, no allegiance, no guild.
Still being amazed by RDR2. Made it to a larger city, just crazy how alive it feels... taking a stroll through it at nighttime.
So glad this finally came to PC.
RDR2 is much better once you get past where you are. I recommend you push through.
Outer Worlds was a bit of a disappointment for me. It is a lot of grind, but is very Fallout like. Unlike the Fallout games though, I won't be replaying OW.
Did you play the Witcher games?
This sorta fits here. My kids fortnight won't render well at all at anything above crappy graphics. 1080ti only 20% USAGE but CPU 100%. Intel celeron dual core 2.9ghz. I think I can go to i7 on that mobo but hoping an i3 4ghz quad will get me there. Is that a decent upgrade in processing power from celeron 2.9 dual to i3 qud 4ghz?
Months ago it was fine. They must have changed something
I don't have a gaming PC, but I have been tempted to build one to experience the higher resolution textures and framerate that PC offers.
RDR2 is one of my favorites of all time. I'm glad you get to experience it. It's one of those games I wish I could forget so I could experience it for the first time again...lol.
What else are you playing right now? Care to suggest a favorite outlier?