PTDE can be played above 60 through DSFix with minor physics bugs.

Remastered cant as all the logic is tied to the fps.

What did they do to dead cells?

Probably like 10 or something

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Probably the way they used to do things, provide the server hosting tools to the community.

Think like TF2 and CS:S.

There’s plenty (But not all) MP games that can do that.

There are already PS4 emulators. Though they’re extremely early and work a lot closer to how Wine/Proton do rather than traditional emulation IIRC.

The MTX were removed for DD:DA.

Only the original release of the game on Ps3 and 360 had the mtx. So in a way they improved things only to shit it up again.

Mirror Mirror- Blind Guardian

Autosave should always be seen as a back up option that covers unexpected closes or whatever. It shouldn’t really be a thing to rely on as the main option.

You never have to worry about a document saving if you make sure it’s actually saved by manually saving before closing.

It wasn’t a DMCA. They advised the dude to take it down due to Nintendo bring Nintendo.

This information is really easy to look up.

Clearly this man has never been to a party

More like “Forced-AI”

How many times do they have to keep trying to force AI to become a thing before they realise that there’s not much of a consumer market for it?

Read about half the article before getting tired of it. This is just complaining about people while doing the same thing but instead of “Old good, new bad” its “Old bad, new good”.

Just kind of contrarianism under a very thick layer of edge.

Gee I wonder why the bloke with a very vested interest in seeing AI take off would make claims that AI will be super duper good you guys in the near future.

They’ve got a history of releasing games and abandoning them.

So I believe this was an attempt at doing the same thing just that TDB ended up getting far more attention than their previous game.

Imagine zucking on Marks schlong.

On GP - Death Grips

At least you don’t have to pay for the next LTS version of ubuntu. Nor do you have to meet daft hardware requirements to upgrade to the next LTS. You can just seamlessly upgrade to the next LTS version.

Unlike Windows.

They just want to shout about them while ignoring paid support for extended life Linux.

Ironically, you’re just shouting about linux while ignoring the context behind the paid support for “extended life linux”

The paid support is for enterprise linux distros like Red Hat. This support is aimed at businesses. Not regular end users.

Regular users can get Long Term Support (LTS) versions of regular distros entirely free. Such as Ubuntu’s LTS versions. With the cool addition of being able to freely move to the next LTS version whenever that comes out to replace the current LTS version.