There are games that do that, often called something like “high resolution texture pack”. People usually recommend against downloading them, because any potential increase in quality is usually met with severe performance or load time issues.
Yeah, being a big fan of the manhwa, I was disappointed when I saw the review scores. What are the issues it has?
I like Zen.
Need to enter torpor to actually see this game come out huh?
I think it’s because life sim games are hard to make, and up until recently, no one thought it was worth the effort to make one, when most people would just stick to The Sims. It probably helps that TS4 has been out for so long, and TS5 or whatever they want to call their next one, seems far away.
The thing with Windows is that it’s very much set and forget with HDR. I don’t bother with auto HDR since it isn’t great, but I just enable HDR, and have RTX HDR handle non-HDR games. I don’t really need to touch anything else or launch games in a specific way to get it working. I’ve tried VR with Linux but I’ve been spoiled by the accessibility of VD.
Practically none really, but there are competitors coming out at least, primarily this and Paralives, probably because people are sick of EA’s shit.
For me it’s Nvidia tech, VR, and HDR, even if they’re technically supported, they’re much more of a hassle than on Windows.
Meanwhile, HL2 RTX Remix…
PCVR very much isn’t dead, especially with Valve likely releasing their next headset within the next year.
Even that would be difficult for any developer.
Other than optimisation, I’m also worried about the gameplay. It’s one thing to have a good character creator and builder, but what about actually playing the game?
I just fucking want HE joysticks.
Not the same guy then, still cool though.
The Musa of Mali? The one who was incomprehensibly rich?
What? We’ve basically known that since the announcement, and really even before then, given R*'s track record.
Oh OK, he’s trying to sell something, what a surprise…
Twitch does this quite often, I don’t know why they get called bans either. Nonpermanent “bans” are a thing, but in the case of a widely used service like Twitch I think it’d make more sense to call them suspensions like you said.
The Steam UI in general is a mess, probably one of my least liked parts of it.