Quoting: mr-victory

Quoting: eggroleThere is a youtube channel I recently discovered while looking into this. Threat Interactive. I can't vouch for everything he says as a lot of it is above my paygrade, but his conclusions on how modern devs are totally slacking off and relying on the bait-and-switch of framegen seems spot on.

Threat Interactive have their problems of their own :(
https://old.reddit.com/r/youtubedrama/comments/1qdpa3n/threat_interactive_filed_an_illegal_dmca_to_a_guy/ [External Link]

Threat Interactive's Kevin Jimenez is young and strongly emotioned, they are way too caught up in it to admit they did GamersNexus dirty saying they were NVIDIA's lapdog.. I honestly think GamersNexus should talk directly to this guy in a calm way and get him down off his guard tower.

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Quoting: KandarihuAs much as I want Linux to grow as a platform, this gives us an unfair advantage.

You think this gives Linux an unfair advantage? I suppose the fair version of this is asking for it to be completely scrapped knowing that it would be unlikely for them to listen.

Plus we are already asking for that. o_o

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Quoting: mr-victoryHow are you self hosting? Is the server on your home network or on a hosting provider?

Quoting: SlayerTheChikkenYeah I'm self hosting matrix now.

In my opinion it's not really "self hosting" if it's not running on a machine you control, might as well slap it on AWS with cloudflare in front like everything else then :P That's just a personal opinion though..

But I'm using this https://github.com/element-hq/ess-helm [External Link] as they finally added Element Call support which was the last major puzzle piece.

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Quoting: middle_pickupLMAO Just in time for everyone to delete their Discord account.

Yeah I'm self hosting matrix now with https://github.com/element-hq/ess-helm [External Link]

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Just letting you guys know the reason for the removal might have to do with it being defeated again, they are likely removing it from older titles before the high seas get to it for reputational reasons. Just speculation though.

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Quoting: GerarderloperAMD/Intel RT performance being quite far behind NVIDIA, and probably still behind.

At least when looking at very heavy RT based games like many running UE5, or CP77.
I think the only reason AMD/Intel look ok in these games atm is because NVIDIA has that COLOSSAL 40-50% performance hit in MANY DX12 RT games. (probably still 3mnths until we see fixes be fully integrated)

Yes, the $1000 more hardware is 1000$ worth better at raytracing, ofcourse.

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The steam page says online and lan co-op, that sounds attractive to me

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Quoting: eggroleAs everyone has said, I see no issue with the 30% cut, but I think the more important part, that has a bit of merit IMHO, is the off-platform competition restriction. If my game is for sale on steam for $50, why can't I sell it direct on my website (or any other platform for that matter) for $40?

This *feels* very anti-competitive, but what do I know.

This part is true, I can agree on that.

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Even if Valve survives this if it's successful, this will set legal standards and they'll be forced to change the amount of money they get from publishers.

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Quoting: AsciiWolfMassive upgrade? So... finally a native Linux version? ;-)

Native Linux version is such a tired request, if it works good on proton I'm not sure why people complain.
Let them target 2 platforms with one release. :/

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