It is basically an alpha version game sold at full retail with no mention of it being essentially unfinished and worst of all the back end stuff is likely a super buggy rush job.
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Supposedly pressing alt-enter can cause it to goto windowed mode. I’m not so certain as I don’t have the game.
More like a windows 10 upgrade prompt “choice”.
It has nothing to do with ME:A’s ending I already seen it so I made sure to not use any spoilers it is just talking about Bioware in general not being able to take the good bits and make a better game. It is all generally an uneven effort. Not really a spoiler to say the game is bad in my opinion.
I played ME1 before ME2 and I used cheats to smooth over the most aggregating aspects like the terrible vehicle dynamics. This worked right to the ending by using a speed hack and running in person except that there is a personal death wall at the micro-gate which requires you use the vehicle. Annoying that they…
I liked ME:1's open world aspects but liked ME:2's dynamic ending system. I didn’t like the reduced open world maps of ME:2. Given the many years between why can’t they make the best of the two together which is why the current one is disappointing as it seems like they went with we are out of time route and just left…
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To me savaged means videos like this which are funny and not direct personal attacks. You can’t really personally attack every individual at EA/Bioware as that isn’t legal but savaging the corporation as a whole which is operated and staffed by those people is fair game.
A really terrible example because people find factories and insiders stories very interesting.
They used stasis+ on your ballpark.
Strange thing is the best thing about 2 I liked is that you can effect the ending by how much stuff you do. In ME3 and ME:A they don’t appear to have figured out the time tested combinatoric explosion prevention mechanism used way back in old games like fallout 1/2.
I’ve played the original series of fallout games and the new fallout series finally soured on the general public by Fallout 4. With so many better open world games having crappy character models and crappy animation is not only not great but something people find no longer acceptable to the point where it becomes a…
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Wait? I read about manufacturing/design for physical devices all the time. Tear downs and technical analysis provide great insight into the quality of a product. If you just buy thing because it looks pretty on the outside your not going to get good results.
If they are skilled enough to follow the guides, tweaks, NUS I’m sure they are also aware that emulators exist as they have for decades. It is like your saying emulators are some hidden secret when in reality they have existed for a very long time and form part of video game history even.
Yes people get confused a lot emulators don’t pirate anything they just try to faithfully emulate a hardware system to be able to run software meant to operate on it. If you got it legally or illegally is not something the emulator can tell.
No. Emulation isn’t piracy.
Your power supply has to have enough hold up time to ride out the brief interruption of AC power to not reset.
Your power supply has to have enough hold up time to ride out the brief interruption of AC power to not reset.
Definitely don’t use a laser printer or PC with a 750W power supply with such a small UPS. Laser printers do have a very high current draw to warm up the fuser unit used to melt the toner dust which makes the required UPS very large if you want to run a laser printer off it.
Definitely don’t use a laser printer or PC with a 750W power supply with such a small UPS. Laser printers do have a…
On the 850VA and 450W rating aspect it means it can handle low power factor devices upto 450W with a PF of 0.5 which results in a VA of ~850VA.
On the 850VA and 450W rating aspect it means it can handle low power factor devices upto 450W with a PF of 0.5 which…
You need to look at a runtime chart not a single figure to actually get the time. (I think this is for the same model)
You need to look at a runtime chart not a single figure to actually get the time. (I think this is for the same…