Ry_Ry

@potatispress: I get sourcing from multiple suppliers, but changing the design from a 23 blade fan to 17 blade configuration seems a weird spec change.

I've got an M1 MacBook Air and this this can run emulated x86 based games inside of an emulated version of Windows all without a fan. I'm sure that whatever Nvidia is doing with ARM will be fine for whatever Nintendo needs.

There's a difference between having questionable content within context and just endorsing said content. CDPR does the latter. It's fine to enjoy a thing with issues, but maybe consider taking a moment to hear what the objections are before just saying it's all good.

Like I enjoy Hannibal but I'm not going out stanning canabalism.

We picked up a PS5. While I enjoy Forza and Halo, I just like more stuff on Sony's platform.

I don't think a particular genre defined this generation. In my view, the bigger deal this time is "is it fun to stream / participate as an audience member"

@humanity: you’ve absolutely nailed it. most everything you’re gonna play is basically medium settings on a PC. and while it works it isn’t gonna replace your in home hardware but it’s a good fall back for having fun on our ultra thin MacBooks and Chromebooks

@seikenfreak: idk if you're joking or not but Johnny Mnemonic is already that movie

@humanity: Stadia hardware does not currently support ray tracing. As far as latency is concerned, it's surprisingly not an issue for me in most games. Sometimes Destiny 2 chugs in the Tower though.

@zaccheus: I don't know if this is a Stadia-only issue but I've had numerous combat encounters where using a grenade removes my ability to reload guns or heal. Just something to be aware of.

Put one of those $15 light strips behind your TV. Trick your brain into thinking what you got is better that what you have.