so if Dragon Age: The Veilgaurd would have been a massive success do you think they would still have closed down the studio? because we all know what ruined that game.
dude, larian doesn't need dragon age, they have creatives working for them.
plus bioware only even made dragon age origins because they lost the D&D license before making another Baldur's Gate so what they were working on became dragon age.
did you watch the "cyberpunk 2.5" stream they did yesterday? where the hosts were 3 women to 1 man, prob is an example of their workforce at this point? but it was a total waste of time if you ask me. the only thing i got out of an almost hour podcast is that they're adding "cozy quests"...
yeah well soon every device in your house will be doing the same, well if LG and Microsoft have anything to say about it.
i'm sure y'all saw the Gamers Nexus vid from yesterday? scary stuff man. actually disgusting filth if you ask me...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Smwo493IAfw
i hate to break it to you but if it's not doing per pin monitoring with some kind of alarm, it kind of defeats the purpose of buying one of these devices, but i guess if you like it who am i to say? and is that gpu temp or connector because that's already pretty toasty if it's the connector...
she's right and i'm going to say something that most people aren't going to want to hear but, back in the day they didn't need HR. it wasn't until so many women started flooding the industry, i guess they needed people to moderate the team and have someone they could complain too, because you...
i knew it would be bad a couple years ago, back when we heard sweet baby was involved and after that sony hack, we could see all the way back then they were using square jawed ugly character models for all the women. you also brought up suicide squad which was a sweet baby game. actually...
thing is if you invested in bitcoin, you're set. as long as you did it years ago.
all these other stupid meme-coins promoted by youtubers like logan paul which is already a scam artist and piece of 💩 are all 100% scams. i don't understand why people would invest bog money in crap like that...
did anybody else catch the part in that video at 11:03 where some guy managed to swap out the 12v2x6 connector on a Galax HOF 5090 with 3 8pin pcie connectors and did liquid cool it, but got it pulling 900w with no problems or meltage?
so yeah, they are only starting with one game which is that latest Prince of Persia but plan on no longer requiring Ubisoft Connect for any games for Steam users. Personally i'm still salty about "The Crew" and consider that an unforgivable sin. and don't plan on returning as a customer...
yeah but i wouldn't trust a tik-tok brain normie with that stuff, they go slop'in that stuff all up in there, and being the stuffs conductive, it's bound to not end well. as an electrician we still use aluminum for service wires and any connection we make has to be painted with de-ox so that's...
there needs to be a class action lawsuit against it and a recall. the reason not everyone has problems is because not everyone using them is using them on high power draw cards. like i said on my post in the power supply section is the reason it seems to happen randomly is because the problem...