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PC Gaming ERA | June 2019 - It's Baldur's Turn
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Who even cares at this point?
BG3 & 2077 are Day One on Steam.
Everything else is gravy.
I would rather pay a bit more for a game if can get it delivered through a proper launcher client. Packaging is important. So Epic are really going to annoy me today I guess.
None of them will be permanently exclusive anyway so honestly I find it relatively easy to ignore. By the time you're halfway through your backlog of games for this year, those games will be on Steam as well.
Same, but I'm genuinely past giving a shit. I owe these companies nothing and they owe me the same.
History repeats itself.
When will the autochess subreddit be replaced with a league ad?
I don't feel that I have to think how owes who what or not. They either provide a service I want to use, or don't, and right now they don't. I have zero incentives to want to use their shitty launcher other then that they're trying to force me by limiting options, but then I can just pick other games.
I can perhaps try the EGS again when they announce that they're showing installation sizes for games without workarounds.
Can CP2077 take over Halo in first 24h?
Excluding Subverse C O W A R D
Not sure if this is the thread to ask this but anybody here uses a tv for pc gaming?
I notice a less smooth experience when playing pc games on a tv compared to my monitor. I swear there is a slight juddery feeling. Using my ps4 on the tv gives a smooth experience similar to when I use my pc with my monitor.
I had this in both oled and led tvs I have. I'm sure its not my brain messing with me.
I'll ask this in the tv thread as well.
I notice a less smooth experience when playing pc games on a tv compared to my monitor. I swear there is a slight juddery feeling. Using my ps4 on the tv gives a smooth experience similar to when I use my pc with my monitor.
I had this in both oled and led tvs I have. I'm sure its not my brain messing with me.
I'll ask this in the tv thread as well.
About the Cyberpunk email!
Top 7
Also Yas said the game keys for backers should be out soon. No idea cause I dont kickstart
I think they have it in the 1-3 months time slot in their internal Trello, so with the knowledge of that, it should come by next January!
Sure. I don't really like connecting PCs to TVs, but I do have a history of connecting consoles to monitors and there was a noticeable reduction in amount of image processing. Now obviously console stuff tends to be designed with this in mind, but it's still noticeable, so if you're fine with one, maybe check the PC AV cable?
About the Cyberpunk email!
Top 7
Also Yas said the game keys for backers should be out soon. No idea cause I dont kickstart
I think beta will be up by late July tho.
I use HDMI to connect the TV. It's really weird and noticable when I compare with a monitor. I'll try tweaking some settings on the tv. Perhaps I'm missing something.
Did you make sure to turn game mode on for the hdmi input you have your pc connected to and turn off auto motion? Failing that most TVs have a pc specific mode hidden somewhere
I do with my tv
Haven't noticed any actual issues - weird thing is it looks different first then the screen blinks and looks better - might be tv auto adjusting but from my experience haven't had any visual issues
A ripoff of a mod that was originally a mod and putting it into a mod that was a ripoff of the original mod?
git rebase
Valve advertised Cyberpunk to owners of any Witcher game (except to people who had set their email preferences correctly).
This is first time that publisher/developer was able to make custom one and send it to people who follow them on Steam.
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