This cotton was produced by whites and blacks working side by side in peace and harmony.

Barry, 31, South London.

Yeah, I think the Quake II RTX version uses it to completely render the scene. That’s about the level of graphics we’re at for whole scene path tracing.

RT is in a PS1 era right now. We’re like 15 years from games having modern graphics (by today’s standards) and fully pathtraced.

I’d be disappointed if they bought Geralt back tbh.

The house you get in Blood and Wine felt like a retirement home. I completed it, quit the game in the house with Yenn. He’s done.

Sounds a bit like a reimagining of the Bloodborne chalice dungeons. Not sure there was anything like that in any of the other Fromsoft games.

Having dealt with a few it seems nobody really cares about specs and just implements something that returns a token.

The result is you end up doing a load of work every single time and none of that can be used for anyone else’s implementation.

I get the idea of oauth, but the implementations needed a whole lot less wiggle room, because it turns out when you’re a massive corporation every other poor bastard just has to adapt to your nonsense.

Feels like W4 being about Ciri is the worst kept secret in gaming.

Be good practice for when the rest of the world cuts them off for real.

Because a single movie costs like 3 months of ad-tier Netflix.

They’re not on ad-tier because they’re flushed with cash…

If your game relies on your servers, I won’t buy your game.

UBI doesn’t mean everybody has more money. It comes from somewhere.

The poor will have more, the rich will have less, the middle will have about the same.

One of those three does not want UBI to be a thing, and they’re trying to convince the other two.

Elon Musk does not know the difference between homeless and rough sleeping.

I think we need many UIs to cater for lots of different types of users and then you just choose the one you want.

Everyone having to use the same thing is what killed reddit for most of us.

That and DVDs were like £3 most of the time. I’d always be picking up stuff just for the hell of it. Got shelves full of them.

Blu-rays and especially 4K Blu-rays were pretty much always full price of £20. That’s at least a whole month of any streaming service and sometimes two. Plus I can barely tell any difference between streaming and disc, especially on the picture quality. The audio is more noticeable, but not worth £20 a movie.

The current streaming services will slowly decline as well until they realise they need to switch to a music industry model where nearly everything is on every service. I installed Jellyfin ages ago, and the experience of just having one service to look through is so much better than dipping into half a dozen apps to see if any of them have what you want to watch.

I know what I’m after as an experience, it’s up to them if they want to provide it at a reasonable price.

I think I actually preferred the second. Less reliance on blowing you up and making you restart puzzles.

What if a worker didn’t dob them in, and they said they did in order to hide the real way they found them.

The NSA ain’t giving up their secrets that easily.

Lots of people played Among Us and haven’t killed a CEO.

Yet.

And who is going to pay for that? If they could afford to refund all their customers they wouldn’t be going bust.

That was only in the Super FX cartridges wasn’t it? Is mode 7 really 3D, or just rotating and scaling of a single background layer?

Are our modern GPUs just mode 7 run millions of times on a much smaller scale…

If it has 3D hardware it ain’t retro.