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No software needed for the Haute42 controllers, you just plug and play right into your PC and it works off the bat. (There is optional software you can use to customize it further) As for the size, it depends if you want to play on lap or desk. The smaller ones like the M16 are more comfortable...

For the price of one kitsune you can buy three Haute42 T16s, and they perform equally well (or even better if you prefer the location of the extra buttons). The main advantage of the kitsune is that it's always in stock (which honestly is a big deal around the release of any big fighting game...

The advice given in this vid applies to way more than just Tekken or videogames. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ye0nfViDAZ8

No doubt, but Nintendo or the pokemon devs have to be chill from this angle considering dozens of pokemon were directly inspired from other artists work.

Not even a far reach, the 3d models in the ruins are completely different. Even if they were 100% the same copy for copy, it would be meaningless as it's the same exact gothic/victorian style architecture seen in hundreds of games before.....built by architects hundreds of years ago.... Some...

Which the pokemon devs have done for decades, freely discussing it publicly, it's not a secret or anything. Every artist takes influence from other artists in some way. Here's a couple examples, there's tons more from over the past couple decades

Even if they did, that is what the pokemon developers did with real life animals and other influences. So it all mostly leads back to mother nature. What an actual lawyer has to say: (source)

Not on the Gamebryo Engine. It's a 30 year old engine and many of its bugs/glitches/restrictions still apply. It's one of the primary requests from Bethesda's fans, please switch to another engine. (Creation is just Gamebryo at its core) They would have been telling the truth if modders...

This was back in the day when there was a large misconception about the number of persons willing to pay $15 a month for an MMO sub, which was the core business plan for those "WoW killers". Now we have more realistic data that the number is much smaller than originally thought, hence the...

Everyone on my friends list from developing countries says the same, cause the same games on steam are like 4-10x the price. I noticed this myself when on vacation a couple years ago, not sure if it's still like that. EGS was turning pirates into customers in countries where piracy was the norm.

Completed it this weekend. Visuals were top notch and in some areas arguably the best ever in a video game (despite the northlight engine's tendency to output a slightly blurry image made worse by DLSS). Gameplay (third person shooter) was mid tier clunky but good enough for the exploration and...

The northlight game engine has always produced a very slightly blurry image. DLSS also (usually) results in a very slightly blurry image. This game has both combined, so I'm not surprised that some people will be put off by the blurriness of the game. The sharpening value in the ini file...

Not all, but many. The issue is some devs are going overboard with their shaders (material complexity) - made worse in areas with dynamic lighting. It's like attaching a 2-ton trailer to a lamborghini - it will work but it's not ideal conditions.

Saw this bug posted on reddit a week ago and one of the comments said it was most likely due to using a stolen ship, some glitch causing the 'owner' tag to be flagged back to the AI faction it originally belonged to. In this game even if you remove every single ship part in the builder and...

If you didn't spend any it sounds like a bug/glitch from loading a pre-patch save ? I think you should have approx equal numbers of each, as if you start a new game you get one each per level. The blue up arrow (bottom left your screenshot) causes the red horizontal line (the one with the...

No it isn't. Just the 'potential' patch notes for it.

I thought so as well but the game's development started something like 9 years ago, before lots of tv shows and movies began to overuse the concept.

The game has lows and highs, and the highs make the experience worth it especially if you're on PC and can use mods to fix many of the issues it shipped with. Sure there's tedious annoying slow parts, but there's also enjoyable quests, memorable moments and the occasional awesome banger which...

(1) Choose one and ask them to join you. (2) Take them on all your missions (except stealth missions) (3) Don't be an "evil bad guy" Eventually they'll ask to chat, then eventually chat some more, and then eventually give you their backstory and quest. Complete the quest then go back to step (1).

Probably has something to do with DLSS denoising, as you can see it above the door handle at 11:30 in this digital foundry vid.

It's an online arpg like Diablo or Path of Exile - so the chances of that are zero. (It might look like a typical third person shooter, but it's actually an ARPG in the body of a third person shooter set in more modern times)

If you mod the Razorleaf according to this vid, it can take you up to L60 just fine unless you want cargo space. At 60 you get access to all the ship parts in the game, so you can then build another ship (or mod the same ship again, it will keep the mantis passives even if you remove/replace...

nVidia has exaggerated their RT-before-and-after marketing in the past (for example turning off lighting features like AO in the 'before'). So I look at their before/after marketing quite cautiously, yet optimistic.

Of all the early ship building tutorial vids I watched the one in this post was the most helpful.

Of all the tutorial vids I watched the one in this post was the most helpful. My companion had a shotgun with explosive ammo and blew the turrets to smithereens while I was mid puzzle lol. Which is why the first thing I do after installing a Bethesda RPG is use the console command to increase...

Found this vid that should be helpful for anyone that's having trouble with the space combat or ship building. It teaches how to build a capable ship early game for like 40k credits and also has couple very useful dogfighting tricks in the demonstration portion. You can follow the steps one by...

I read in another thread that they ran out of stock, so you may need to wait for a restock. Saw this post in the Starfield sub a few days ago also. Your buddy can't just enter you key easily though, there's a couple steps you might need to take regarding running some AMD verfification app on...

You don't need to use all the tumblers, there will occasionally be one or two left over. Sometimes multiple tumblers can 'fit' in the grooves in one lock, so what you can do it focus on the inner circle first, line up the tumblers/grooves but but don't insert yet. Then select another tumbler and...

I'm in a similar place right now, have about 5-6 long quests put on pause because I reached the 'space combat' part of them. Spent a couple hours yesterday watching 'ship building tutorials' on youtube instead of playing the game, though I just might buy a pre-made one and modify it. Or use a...

Rumor is Bethesda wanted to release last year but Microsoft convinced them to delay it to 2023 in order to fix bugs, and it seems that was the right decision which is paying off based on the early leaks. I wonder if the guys who started coding GameBryo 25 years ago are still around to appreciate...

Paid? No way Larian is paying for that. It's more like BG3 is the best and most talked about game right now which actually surpassed its expectations, so it's generating a lot of web traffic and websites want some of that traffic and ad-views. Once Starfield is out the same thing will happen all...

Act 2 starts in the Shadow-Cursed Lands zone, there's two separate ways of getting there (Mountain Pass or Underdark) - but you can do all the quests in both areas completely by simply fast traveling around. Don't worry about missing content, while in the first areas/safe zones of Act 2 you can...

The game's full of scenarios like that, where there's alternative ways of achieving your goals, sometimes weird, sometimes luck, sometimes common sense, and sometimes 'wow I can't believe that worked'.

There is a mod here which helps with that greatly if other solutions don't work for you.

One of the BG3 articles I read mentioned you don't get punished xp wise for avoiding combat via dialogue. I recall gaining xp for resolving situations and avoiding combat using charisma dialogue skill checks.

"Spell slot" (little blue box on the UI) is like your mana, spells *usually* cost 1 spell slot but they don't refill until you sleep/rest. So after a few fights you wont be able to cast any spells unless they are the free ones that have no cost (cantrips). Based on your post you should watch a...

This is correct for any game that has a high skill ceiling but low barrier to entry. That comment you made has been said many times before word for word, for all manner of games during their pro events.

After thousands of hours practicing a specific character, a player might discover a weird yet very effective combination of moves/mixups that for one reason or another may be very difficult to counter. He keeps it to himself, mastering it in offline practice modes, then busts it out at evo where...

IIRC an indie game company did bring a lawsuit against Valve for their policy where Valve demanded they set the price of their game on EGS to $X value or get they will kicked off steam. (I don't remember the 100% exact details but it was something like that, Valve has a clause in their developer...

I think you mean anti-cheat, which is reasonable for any successful multiplayer game as success attracts losers with their hacks. If anything those that feel strongly about it should contact all the big/reputable anti-cheat companies and ask them to include linux support ?