The very first time I played Torment, I failed to make it through this cutscene alive.

Still a longer multiplayer run than Mass Effect: Andromeda.

To be honest, even I would’ve given that woman hell for that kind of nonsense.

I understand your frustration.

Two by two... hands of blue...

Keep in mind that, while the Xbox One S and PS4 Pro (and many computer GPUs) support HDR, very few games currently take advantage of that support. If the game isn’t specifically coded to output HDR visuals, you’re not going to see much of a difference in picture quality on your HDR TV.

Yes, I know that HDR requires a wide color gamut panel, and it’s physically impossible to display a (real) HDR image on a non-HDR panel.

Yes, running games below the monitor’s standard resolution is often a bad idea, for two reasons:

I’ve never tried it myself, but can you set your consoles and PCs to output in 1080p HDR? It should upscale nicely to 4k without the performance drain of pushing the extra pixels.

Why?

Not overly hard; model laws are readily available. They may not cover all circumstances (such as revocation of consent in commercial contexts), but they do cover your typical case where consent was given to the taking of the photo, but not to further dissemination:

Don’t forget Samantha Traynor from Mass Effect 3! Like Suvi, she was also exclusively interested in women. Come to think of it, she had some mild adorkable tendencies of her own.

You appear to have accidentally substituted an UbiSoft promotional image for Mr. & Mrs. Boer’s cosplay work.

You shouldn’t have to explain - that’s FifthAmendmentMan’s job.

Harmon Kardon isn’t German? What nonsense. That’s like saying that Häagen-Dazs isn’t Danish!

Is it just me, or did they increase Sara Ryder’s eye size in between this concept art and the release version of the game? Or perhaps her eyes are typically animated as much wider open than this still? Either way, I don’t think the game engine has been doing the concept art justice. It’s probably a mix of…

Reminds me of playing Wizardry on the family Macintosh growing up.

That pilot needs to watch where he’s flying...

I hope it works; those are some powerful books on the Judge’s list. Unfortunately, we all know how hard it is to get teenagers to really engage with assigned reading. You can lead a horse to water, and all that.

Agreed. I still haven’t seen a good cosplay of Cowboy BeBop at his computer.