yeah I doubt many developers were able to completely wrap their head around such complications. If I recall correctly there were games, like Crysis and RDR, that even ran at resolutions lower than 720p in order to meet a viable framerate (which still meant occasional dips to the 15-20s)
I understand the appeal of the game, but I can also see why the glazing on rockstar's titles can get annoying. News outlets are making titles for basic RPG features because the more casual gamer is eating those up as if they are mesmerizing new features... which I guess they are, to the franchise, but definitely not to gaming as a whole.
In the end, this will probably be RDR2 in an urban setting. It'll have a blockbuster type of story which will try to appeal to the wider audience, usually equaling to watered down tones and generic plot twists. Or maybe I'm wrong and it'll surprise us all, who knows! From the few minutes of gameplay we've seen there's just the usual lots of talking while in the car, ducking and crouching to shoot.
What I'm most curious about is how they'll treat the online compartment, however. It is rumored that Rockstar never expanded GTA5 with DLCs because they were cashing out on online features. Yet they made it clear they understood people's attraction to roleplay by sponsoring NoPixel's new beta version (which is really just a glorified streamer server for now).
We'll see. I personally doubt this will be "the game of the decade" in the sense of bringing new things to the table. Similarly to how RDR2 was more of a technical feat in terms of acting and movie-like immersion more than anything else.
I mean, they were simple stating that while it's good to pinpoint its healthy benefit, it's also irresponsible to back our choices through the same kind of no-context (and presumably wrong) graph a boomer would post on facebook for the opposite spectrum. There's no source, no statistics, no nothing. If you want to convince people you have to not look like a conspiracy lunatic first and foremost :)
You have a bigger problem at hand: you and your family's data might be soon lost to a faulty hard drive. I wouldn't wait for the inevitable to happen. How much data do you have that needs saving? There are cloud storage that offer between 15 to 20gb for free around.
I'm sorry, but don't you have some sort of repair warranty for the FLX1s? For 500 euros I'd expect them to have a proper policy set in place, either that or a straight refund. It's just february, consumer tech usually has 2 years of certified warranty... or is that a thing in Europe only?
I'd be pretty pissed if a thing I bought mere months ago started giving issues so easily.
As others pointed out, either:
- The image needs to be re-created onto the USB through balena or Rufus
- You have to browse around your BIOS options and disable SecureBoot (most probably)
Make sure to look up your computer model and the button to press at boot to get into the BIOS, also referred by some computers as "boot into UEFI"
yeah, even in the 360/ps3 times I think it was common knowledge that developers much preferred the 360 because of how fucked it was to code for the PS3 in comparison. Japanese devs rarely beat the spaghetti code allegations back in the day, I'm sure it's better nowadays
It looks like the type of game you see one time at your cousin's place in 2002 and when you're older you cannot understand if it was a dream all along and spend nights figuring out what it was
all that to say, it looks rlly interesting! too bad I don't have a xbox.