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I can't think of a single example of a game I know that was bad then became better. Maybe it happens for early access indie titles, but I'm not interested in those. I heard no man's sky got better, but what else?

Maybe this is unpopular but I'd rather have a fully featured game like CP2077 that launches with bugs than a port that is missing features and designed for console hardware but is relatively bug free. Bugs can be fixed, a mediocre game will remain mediocre always.

You mean like Horizon Zero Dawn? I think in this respect ports are worse, as they are tailored to the console so they miss sometimes even the most common QOL features that are taken for granted on PC. And the features that are added might be tacked on with little care. Making ports and...

About 90% of the appeal of GTA is in the driving for me. For stupid action games they always had decent physics (even the 2D ones). Not sims by any measure, but the cars drove like you expected them. Unlike arcade racing games of the time where the cars moved completely arbitrarily, for example...

I was hoping that AI would be used to improve games, but naah, let's just use it to replace creatives. I really didn't like GTA V that much, it was a one and done game for me, meaning finished the story once then barely touched it after that. I played a ton with every GTA between 3 and IV...

Yes, that was 2013. Now everything is about and for the investor. Produce ROI asap, get rich quick schemes, not a penny wasted etc. The games industry practice of firing everyone and re-hiring them 6 months later is the most disgusting practice ever normalized by stakeholder capitalism.

Still going with the console exclusivity route? Fools. It's no longer 2013. This is especially weird considering all they care about it pleasing investors, hence the layoffs, (it's not like they can't afford the overhead). Yet they want to cut off a large segment of the market.

Why so defensive? Can't you enjoy it without validation? Sometimes it is better to make adaptations stand alone, especially when it comes to open world RPGs. It seems pointless to try and fit it into an open ended game series. NV has several possible endings that the show conflicts with. Saying...

It'd be better if they didn't try desperately to fit it into the canon. Square peg, round hole.

The first and second fallout games had nothing to do with Bethesda, they only came in for Fallout 3. And to shock and horror I was never a fan of Fallout 1 & 2 either. They were hardcore RPGs, and I couldn't even get out of the starting area without dying. As for Bethesda I did not like...

Do you guys have phones? I played all the games except for Fallout 76. And they weren't boring, exploring is exciting, but watching actors boredly walk from place to place then having dragged out fruitless conversations is very different. As for the tone, the games were clearly satire to a...

I believe this already is. SO BOOORING. I'm contemplating watching it at 2x speed. The second episode was somewhat better than the first, but still tons of unnecessarily long dragged out scenes and wasted screentime. And I still don't know if it wants to be serious or funny.

My best tmemory of SLI was with 660 SLI, I was dominating benchmarks: Intel Core i7 3820 __ @ 4750 _ GeForce GTX660 SLI ______________ @ 1033/6008 ____ 60.6 FPS Intel Core i7 3770K _ @ 4949 _ MSI GTX 680 Lighting ____________ @ 1341/7200 ____ 54.1 FPS Intel Core i7 3930K _ @ 4700 _ MSI...

1080 SLI was my last attempt at multi GPU systems, and it barely made a difference, but at least it didn't make games run worse, unlike crossfire. I did not plan to go SLI, but when I switched from 980Ti to a 1080, my 980TI had died before I could sell it but it was still under warranty and...

Because in 9 out of 10 games turning on crossfire actually made the game run slower. Even when the average FPS increased the microstutters often made the overall experience worse. The 290x however was the first true 4K card, I played Dragon Age inquisition in 4K with it.

I only had a regular 1080, and I wasn't that impressed by it. This prompted me to make a tier list of all the video cards that I owned.

If recent history has thought me anything is that their pride refuses to let them learn from mistakes. They'd rather double down on them or blame the audience, likely both.

It's not a prophecy since I've written it after seeing the first episode. So far I see mixed reactions. First impressions are rarely where the needle will settle anyway, many people will realize that it is worse than they first thought. Amazons likes to spin fails as wins, but their actions...

I've been here and giant flops usually doesn't get a second chance. I know skyrim is not fallout, but it's bethesda which makes it basically the same.

I think producers will be the ones saying no when the fallout show falls on its face.