Until the entirely-forced last season that makes it painfully clear the writing team changed and/or they’d successfully explored every interesting facet and potential interaction between the existing characters, and really had nothing else to offer. What made the beginning great was the slapstick fused with the very…

*total aucking fassholes

Well, hold on.

Things I’ve learned: If you want to keep your store, employees, and patrons safe, have bollards (yes, I had to Google it to figure out what they were called) installed. A small price to pay for peace of mind. Honestly, I don’t know why they’re not just everywhere. Maybe an eyesore, but, shoot. Not worth the…

With foveated rendering, it might, actually.

Because it’s going to be really good. That’s why we pay lot of money for all kinds of things, really.

That’s what I’m hoping for. Eitherway, it’s going to be a good time. I’m already planning on re-buying some VR games on PS5, just because I know they’re going to be so much better than what I’m getting on my Quest 2 & GTX 1070.

Ooh, I want to join in on this.

I love this franchise.

A horrible schlock... just based on the voices behind the characters? Seems a little shortsighted.

It’s not that rough. It has good weapon/ammo management gameplay, ADS/scoped shooting, headshots do more damage, a lot of maps, large maps, melee attacks, a variety of weapons with different effects/advantages and disadvantages, various game modes, local 4-player split screen, a cast of characters to choose from, a…

So, neither a “he”, nor a Darwin Award (because they already have offspring).

It’s because relatively few people are using NVMe 4.0 drives, and DirectStorage-compatible GPUs/have systems capable to matching the experience had on a PS5.

Have you seen how fast respawns/fast travel is in Returnal? It’s not about “running well” or not - it’s not a factor in performance, it’s a factor in how the game is experienced, in the sense that not sitting around waiting for things - in a game where you need to hop around/come back to life quite a bit - is part of…

This is exactly it. First of all, these are “recommended” specs. And devs are starting to use the NVMe for faster respawns/teleports, etc. - If you want the same experience, “buy a DirectStorage-compatible GPU, and an NVMe 4.0 drive, and wait for us to rewrite the engine to use that PC tech” is kind of a tall order…

Should buy a projector instead.

Japan, a very “polite” country to begin with, then you’ve got paper thin walls in these tiny, densely stacked apartments, and every third person is a gamer, and on top of that, karaoke is already a pretty popular thing/it freakin’ originates from that country...

Alternatively: Your mental health is more important than anybody’s paycheck, and if those people have any skill, heart, or drive whatsoever, they’ll understand your situation, tell you to stop hurting yourself ASAP, and that they’ll be fine without your money.

Probably because it’s an overview of what PS+ is, and a condensing of the PS blog they linked in the piece.

Not with an NVMe 4.0 drive and ray-tracing capable GPU, no. DualSense is separate, too.