Yeah that could do it, but Bethesda isn’t know for being hardworking is it. Fallout 4 characters have Conjuration, Destruction, Illusion and such that was leftover from Skyrim, even the VaultTec guy in some cases would behave like a Skyrim Guard because the clipboard is treated in the same Shield class.

For me Evangelion was never an anime about giant robots, but actually an anime about the psychological analysis of the protagonists. So for me It’s still fun even after all those years.

Actually that might not be the case.

Ok, I “understand” they changed a lot, but the controversy is still there.

I really wanted to play this game, but after trying for a week and unable to play due their ‘anti-cheat’ program saying “There’s a prohibited application installed, the game can’t launch” and the support telling me that they couldn’t tell me which program that was because “I could use that information to create…

I think that the backlash would be way lesser if the presenters didn’t mock a fan in the Q&A.

“because it lets us be efficient and we think it works best.” please not let them say that, I almost died of laughter here.

Legends say that the new engine will come the same day as Half Life 3 release.

This industry never learns, after all, most people who work on a game are just names on credits that no one reads, not real people with family .

There are older Program/Games DRM that used to rely on that, but they are no longer used, as people could spoof, using Kernel access apps.

Isn’t it the same for many games?

Sounds good, doesn’t work.

It depends on where you live, here in my country they earn about the same as Engineers (1400 USD/mo for 44hs/wk).

Maybe where you live, here in my country a GTX 1080 not the Ti cost about 900 USD, the GTX 980 Ti also cost about 900 USD. If prices are crashing someone must tell to my country. BTW: A Crucial 8GB DDR4 BLS8G4D240FSE cost about 150 USD.

This is because the market is being exhausted of videocards for Bitcoin Mining, much like RAM chips that are scarce because the 3 manufacturers that can produce them are focusing on Smartphone RAM.

While there’s Internet there will always be backups from any possible source. Not to mention Nintendo itself used a “pirate” ROM on their virtual console.
https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2017-01-18-did-nintendo-download-a-mario-rom-and-sell-it-back-to-us

Okay, will sound rude, but there’s a few things I have to say about this.

First, if the company releases a broken product, it must fix it, either because it is poorly implemented or things like the need for a processor with FMA3 instruction set to run Denuvo code (http://n4g.com/news/2193352/monster-hunter-world-fma3-su…

If this doesn’t have Denuvo, I’m buying it.

Thanks Nintendo, but I won’t pay 95 USD for Pokemon Alpha Sapphire, or 160 USD on a bundle of Mario Odyssey and Zelda Breath of The Wild.

Let me get it straight, we now have Real Life Loot Boxes?
Hope it fails miserably.