this is not a heat issue.
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this is not happening just within Blizzard. As the article mentions a number of ActivisionBlizzard entities are effected by these incl. King, High Moon Studios (contributed a lot to Destiny 2 back when Activision and Bungie were aligned) as well as Activisions own publishing divisions.
Blizzard might be trying to do this in a considerate way, but they are only one section of the company that is facing layoffs.
maybe that 8% really suck?
interesting .. they are doing post-render vector based motion blur. (notice how the ‘a’ at the beginning of ‘arnold’ is blurring in the same direction as the arm/hand)
In the karaoke scene in the sequel to Lost In Translation this might be the one song Bob Harris aces
It seems they wanted a progression-hub where you restock and obtain new objectives - but unlike those in Destiny they wanted to avoid the whole “your team has to hang about while everyone does their chores”. Their idea was a single-player hub that each player could pop in and out of without interrupting anyone elses…
It’s a demo, not a beta.
It was a big deal for players when Warframe got its first major social hub called the Plains of Eidolon back in October of 2017
The iris is not tris, it’s modeled with quads, but I guess you mean polygons as in why is it so dense.
13.7 Mbps
or do what Bungie did with Destiny 2 to address poor latency in pvp .. which was remove the connection quality indicator entirely.
I guess.
Hang on.I thought you guys were all anti-pre ordering?! What is this other than pre-ordering - paying in advance for content you haven’t seen?
they are. hoarding them is possibly only useful for chances at new season 5/black armory weapon drops.
they (Bethesda Gameworks) didn’t make ESO so it’s hard to tell what on earth you are alluding to.
Another point is to a game player the “engine” is the functions/feel of the title in their hands - whereas to a developer the “engine” often incorporates the pipeline within the company that is used to make the game. As you state the dev can make any number of meaningful changes to their side of the engine without…
I find this a bit frustrating.
This isn’t an easy fix, and the devs aren’t being lazy