big thing looks small when far away.

As the victim of the AMD 7000 series crashes, after tweak my settings through community help and my personal adaptation the crash is almost non-existent now. While the game can still be jank at times, it's probably the best coop game by a mile. As the difficulty ramping up, more and more coordination is required, long wolfing will rarely work against some harder objectives as you would be required to do split works "while" defending the "operator" and objective area. There are plenty of mission type when level goes higher as well. To unlock better ship module upgrades requires mission samples you have to extract with the divers. That pretty much require you to explore more during mission, expose you to more risk, and make the mission time go longer. It's very risk and reward and require on the fly decision making, almost all the time and plan can all be thrown off the table if people make very innocent mistakes. (like running away from enemies and ended up attracting even more enemies.)

If you are not fan of unstable stuff, maybe wait a month or 2, but IMO it's very fun especially if you find groups of people to work together.

lol, internet point vs damage he has to pay up.

• I don't install Facebook app on phone and find ways to remove/disable if come pre-installed.
• Pretty much all social network platform are browsed with a container tab.
• I look at the link before I click, if it's super long or some google redirecting shit I just DDG and search the keywords myself. (is there a firefox extension that does this automatically?? removing the redirect/tracking link and convert back into normal link)

It took the EU legislation to force them adapt USB 3 charger port. Their consumer base are their cows.

Metroid's signature feature, basically any enemy/breakable gives you something once you gain more type that needs ammo stock.

Screen cap if you don't want to visit twitter.

I don't know why you attribute this to UE5 as there are like only a couple games on the market used UE5, cyberpunk is not one of them. They mentioned that their next game will be using UE5 not this update/dlc.

Actually UE5 will have much better open world and loading efficiency compare to UE4 era tech.

https://kotaku.com/cyberpunk-2077-phantom-liberty-expansion-unreal-engine-1850789686

Well, it's surprisingly an 8/10 game graphics aside. There is no mtx, they still fix their game despite low player count on steam. (no idea how many players on the EA play/Gamepass or console. But on PC if you meet the requirement you can run the game really smoothly. (I run 6800XT so at default 1440p/60fps no issue at all. )

I originally bought it for science and see how UE5 features run on my machine from a released game, and it does surpass my expectation. Also see what's currently possible with those UE5 tech.

It does have kinda bad luck release timing wise, but it fits a good "alt" game you can play without any commitment. (no season pass, no battle pass, no grinding requirements/mission, semi open world but the main plot can be done without doing those exploration/puzzles. ) So I'd assume the sale can last longer people can play this game with more modern PC build.

This is from the culture where don't show you outsourced some of your work and claim that you did everything internally. There was a time where players think outsourced anything is bad but we have since gone way past that. Many big studio out-sourced their asset making/audio etc cause it's simply too much work to do the up keeps if you don't have a library of them from your past games.

As far as I know some Japanese company still operate this way and the out-source partner are contractually not allowed to disclose what they worked on. You would be considered lucky to even make the partner list with company name only. It's a really bad standard and I hope we just get rid of that entirely. (If you are not aware, China's asset outsource companies makes a lot of assets for AAA industry for a long time. )

it's good enough so when I encounter glitches I simply laugh and move on.

some of the glitches I've encountered so far:

• animated door(or wall) loop back to closed "frame" but the collision is already moved away so you can walk through the door(or wall)
• ranged attack/spell sometimes doesn't calculate the path correctly when you hover over the target, so you have to manually move yourself and try again. Some times the path blocked calculation is wrong and you could waste spells.(especially for big enough creatures)
• animation glitches during conversation. or right after loading.(mostly on NPCs.)
• some stuff looks reachable but due to path finding for char to "get it" it becomes unreachable. (sometimes can use mage hand to get around this if said stuff is light and not fragile.)

I also did the delete post/comment thing with the delete script before api is gone for good. Put up a browser container before even search clicking anything on reddit.(only search for things that still exist, not even logging in.) I only post engage on lemmy now.