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98% of what I post is SC related because it's the SC thread
No, it's a real advice. I play it and enjoy it a lot. But install it on HDD if you want...
Various dictionaries define it as
/suːn/
adverb
adverb: soon; comparative adverb: sooner; superlative adverb: soonest
1.
in or after a short time.
"everyone will soon know the truth"
(supply your own punch-line!)
To help, here's Chris explaining 'soon':
I disagree with 99.999999% of what LA posts. The only thing I'd agree with is SSD's.
I truly don't get why anyone is still running spinning rust for anything other than storage. People are spending serious money of GPU's, CPU's and games without realising how cheap a decent SSD is compared to the benefit it gives everything.
I truly don't get why anyone is still running spinning rust for anything other than storage. People are spending serious money of GPU's, CPU's and games without realising how cheap a decent SSD is compared to the benefit it gives everything.
I still have a spinny for older game installs, since it makes no real difference for those. Don't know how its still going, i've had it years.
I suppose it depends in part on how much can be held in memory.
I'm pretty happy with low resolution/simple graphics games, as long as they have solid gameplay, eg The Long Dark, Valheim, Dishonoured. This is not to say that I don't enjoy "oh wow" quality graphics, but it's a 'nice to have' for me. ymmv
Aye, the comment was appreciated. I do have an SSD. Most folks these days do. Weren't all them problems with running Star Citizen on HDDs several years ago?
By the time Star Citizen is released the system spec will be trivial for those future PCs
Ok I played StarField for a few hours and this is what I could say......first of all game is very polished I didn't experience any major bugs so far it is pretty demanding game but it is all around well optimized for example on my 6700 XT in 4k resolution with FSR2(55% basically 1440p res) and mid/high settings game works between 45-65 FPS and it is very smooth without any stuttering 'tho there are many loading screens and yes they are very short but still they do have that annoying effect...
Now when it comes to the game-play I must said that so far I didn experience NOTHING groundbreaking the game feels mostly as FPS/Adventure there is a ship and you need to fly it ofcourse but it is very arcadish feeling and somehow feels as your secondary choice....So far few missions that I played are mostly go there do this take that and so on skill leveling looks OK and there are many more things to learn.....All in all game is good but if you expecting something more like simulation then maybe it's not for you or if you believe that game-play have that amazing WoW-factor well then in my humble opinion just forget about it because you probably ain't going to experience that in SF.....
Now when it comes to the game-play I must said that so far I didn experience NOTHING groundbreaking the game feels mostly as FPS/Adventure there is a ship and you need to fly it ofcourse but it is very arcadish feeling and somehow feels as your secondary choice....So far few missions that I played are mostly go there do this take that and so on skill leveling looks OK and there are many more things to learn.....All in all game is good but if you expecting something more like simulation then maybe it's not for you or if you believe that game-play have that amazing WoW-factor well then in my humble opinion just forget about it because you probably ain't going to experience that in SF.....
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When I start playing SF this coming week, I will likely have SC trauma. You know, like when the elevator door opens and you wait an extra two seconds so that the floor is definitely there? Like that.
Also, I'm on an NVMe M.2 SSD so none of that from the SC folks.
Be reassured, elevators, trains, traps, ladders in cargo bay and almost all doors don't really exist, they are only static assets that teleport you to another map.
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Well thank you, totally makes sense now, a good handwaving always help !Various dictionaries define it as
/suːn/
adverb
adverb: soon; comparative adverb: sooner; superlative adverb: soonest
1.
in or after a short time.
"everyone will soon know the truth"
(supply your own punch-line!)
To help, here's Chris explaining 'soon':
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My games are installed on an NVME M.2, I'm fine ^^98% of what I post is SC related because it's the SC thread
No, it's a real advice. I play it and enjoy it a lot. But install it on HDD if you want...
Some games try to fake existence, others even don't try
False, the door separating whichever ship module from the pilot cabin moves pretty well. Same for the the restroom door. Same for alot of other doors, as well.
Might be a good idea to actually test the game before making statements. Just sayin'
I am strangely reassured that this 'really does exist'...
Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/starcitizen/comments/15irch0/you_can_now_take_the_train_from_new_babbage_to/
Who knew that malfunctioning trains, ramps, elevators and ladders were actually a selling point?
Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/starcitizen/comments/15irch0/you_can_now_take_the_train_from_new_babbage_to/
Who knew that malfunctioning trains, ramps, elevators and ladders were actually a selling point?
Truely, the future of commuting is presented before us. Space trams . Such cleverness. Such demonstration of the might of the Human mind... Astonishing.
Look, releasing a game to critical and commercial success is bad, ok
By never releasing a game, one gets to string along the payers who hope to one day Answer The Call.
Damn, nothing compared to bg3. I guess space games really arent that popular, well until we get the SC/SQ42 release.
Oh, yes, I've taken that flight before, several times.