Literally everything about the first statement is false, we all know its because of the cut taken from sales and literally nothing else. Thanks for calling that out Luke

But like the article mention, the app as been on the Apple Store since 2018 and Apple also take a cut in revenue. So why were they ok with Apple but not Google?

Translation: Google takes a cut out of our DLC revenue

Pretty  funny for Epic and their practices with propitary walled gardens has an issue with “Google Store” while waging war with Steam.

There is a big difference between drivers from nvidia than a shitty game, the expectations of not fucking things up are bigger with nvidia than a game company.

Thank you, anyone who wants a Chinese owned company installing untested admin level rootkits is welcome to it, but I sure as hell am not. 

It’s a rootkit. No thanks. I don’t care how secure THEY think it is. This kind of thing never ends well.

I get what they’re going for, and I respect the development mindset of as little intrusivity as possible, but having it be that integral into my PC is a non-starter for me. Just not willing to let an external program have that much access, even if it isn’t talking to the net 24/7. Could increase my vulnerability to a…

CS:GO really nailed it when it comes to visual fidelity. Players stand out extremely well from the background/environment, especially when compared to other competitive shooters.

Thats a lot of hype for a game with a bland ass art style and animations straight out of the early 2000s

Oh good, another cobbled-together game by a studio famous for filching ideas and art direction from more creative studios. I’m sure its PS2 graphics and borrowed gameplay from CS:GO and Overwatch will impress many-a-middleschooler, because xQc urges them to play it because he’s being paid to say that, but that’s not…

There’s always one of these...

“Epic Games confirmed the other studios’ games will be multiplatform as well, but has been quiet about whether they will be Epic Game Store exclusives on PC”
Their silence speaks volumes here... There’s no way starting up as a publisher wasn’t a strategy to further expand the Epic Store exclusive library.

It’s also kinda janky as heck, plus the other reasons described in the article makes sense for the crowbar’s absence. 

Yeah, Boneworks had a really interesting implementation but it was’t especially... fun. Immersive when it worked, sure, but that’s only half the equation. I just stopped using melee weapons altogether after a certain point because they kept getting stuck on the back of my head or the physics engine would decide that I…

Valve isn’t saying its impossible. They are saying they just didn’t like working with the jank associated with it. I didn’t particularly care for the crowbar and other 2 handed melee weapons in Boneworks so I just stuck to one handed melee.

I think it became an issue of digging yourself deeper into a hole. They were ambitious, and instead of just making Episode 3 the same way they had with 1 and 2, they wanted the next game to feel special. But they couldn’t get it off the ground, and as time went on, the pressure to make up that time with something…

A solid portion (or maybe even a majority, hard to say) of players will be experiencing this game on their TV, where they won’t be 18-24" away from the screen but instead sitting across the room. It’s a ridiculous issue and insane that it keeps coming up in AAA games, especially since it’s been an issue for this…

It does a lot more than impact loading times..... , just alone the levels and material textures can be more diverse as the PS5 with its quicker SSD would be able to stream/switch in more assets.

You know when you move around a level in this generation and you see some muddy textures or a low poly model that after a few…

PS5's SSD is a M.2 NVMe drive on a PCI4 architecture, not a Sata 3 drive.