I think Jensen said during a presentation a long time ago that a long term goal was to have graphics being entirely generated. This seems like a big step towards that.
I played this game with my friend called Wayfinder that was going to be an mmo but I guess at some point in development changed course. The game scratches a kind of itch that I didn't really need but maybe 10 years ago could have been fun. Might be worth a try.
Seconding using rtings as a resource. They do in depth testing and follow up longevity tests so you can know the performance instead of taking some person's word for it.
well yeah, getting out is how you win
It's not more safe for cars, though. Maybe safer for Big Oil.
It's likely this, I had this same problem as well and language settings were the issue.
No, the games industry is stifled by greedy individuals that think making games is only about making money for shareholders
just gonna keep relinking this article:
https://gameworldobserver.com/2024/05/24/square-enix-final-fantasy-unrealistic-sales-targets-jacob-navok
manor lords just trying to become the next minecraft smh
...were they forbidden from seeking new jobs before?
oh the need is not static, it is always only increasing
wait, so a company with hundreds of billions in revenue didn't have financial KPIs set up?
they're error codes, i guess they're having server problems
the overhanging rotary encoder/touch pad thing(?) is really cool
you mean like how telco was given money to build out broadband infrastructure?
what if they take the money and then just build them anyway
art of rally is a really fun game too, if you like simcade racing games or rally. Been waiting for this to play with some friends.
I think Jensen said during a presentation a long time ago that a long term goal was to have graphics being entirely generated. This seems like a big step towards that.
I think they self-defined themselves as AAAA because infinite growth has infected their every thought so the number of As must go up too
I played this game with my friend called Wayfinder that was going to be an mmo but I guess at some point in development changed course. The game scratches a kind of itch that I didn't really need but maybe 10 years ago could have been fun. Might be worth a try.
Are they deleting content from the game again?
How is this legal? Could someone without a license drive their car as long as they're doing it through a screen?
They're including externalities in those costs, right?
Seconding using rtings as a resource. They do in depth testing and follow up longevity tests so you can know the performance instead of taking some person's word for it.