

IIRC he was reluctant to even make a sequel to the first one. I’m so glad he did, but I honestly haven’t been interested in the series since We Love.
Still, I’m glad new players will be able to enjoy the utter silliness that it has to offer!


IIRC he was reluctant to even make a sequel to the first one. I’m so glad he did, but I honestly haven’t been interested in the series since We Love.
Still, I’m glad new players will be able to enjoy the utter silliness that it has to offer!


I was very confused for a second because of the acronym. It doesn’t run well for me, also on a 2070, but it’s light years ahead of the open beta, in my experience.
Hopefully they fix all the bullshit that’s slowing our machines down. I believe World also had a pretty bad launch, but I didn’t play it until Iceborne released. And yeah, World runs beautifully on my hardware as well.


I haven’t seen anyone else ask, but I have to know: what’s your Linux distro of choice?


Ooh, that makes sense. Sounds like it could be much cheaper to process than heavy collision models. Thanks for the clarification!


Not disputing you, but hasn’t hitscan been a thing for decades? Or is what you’re saying a different thing?
Also, I always thought that the CPU and GPU either couldn’t communicate with each other, or that it was a very difficult problem to solve. Have they found a way to make this intercommunication work on a large scale? Admittedly I only scanned the article quickly, but it looks like they’re only talking about graphics quality. I’d love to know if they’re leveraging the GPU for more than just visuals!
I remember hearing about two Sims-likes that were gaining traction, then one turned out to be ai-filled dogshit. I don’t remember what either one was called though. Are you aware of any Sims-likes that are genuinely good, single player only, and not ai trash?