Quoting: eggroleI think these mega group amalgamations are set up for failure.

I don't think the Embracer Group was ever meant to be more than a quick bundling of IP so it could be sold for profit to the Saudis. Before that deal fell through they probably had no other plan at all.

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At least the prices are increasing rapidly because the big AI companies can't sustain the giant losses any more. And the more they do (and become realistic for the actual cost), the more these tools will be pushed out of the hands of those that cause these floods.

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If you ever wondered what "game ready drivers" are in Windows...

One day GPU manufacturers will stop fixing game engine stuff and force game developers to adhere to the standards. Right?

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Bought the bundle and tried both games. Kaizen is very verbose and not very challenging (so far), but some fun to be had in figuring out optimised solutions. This one seems quite the opposite. Explanations are sparse and you're mostly left to figure things out for yourself. So far it doesn't feel very difficult. There is some challenge in the optimisation targets, but the targets are not really that interesting since they feel kinda same-y.

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Still haven't upgraded anything for the previous two and not to worried about this one either. It either requires access through a remote exploit or breaking into my home. Either of which are significantly worse in terms of damage.

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Gave it a try. Crashed the tutorial when I opened the tech tree before it told me to. Then twice it soft locked by requesting an action that it wouldn't let me perform.

Abandoned the tutorial and went to the normal game where I had no issues but the ones I created for myself. 😅

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The "coming soon" is probably one with an extended definition. The description of the video says next year. Talos 2 released in November, so if that's the case here as well it's still 18 months away. But that would give it four years of development time, which sounds reasonable.

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Quoting: Purple Library GuyMy year of the Linux desktop was somewhere around 2000, I can't remember exactly. The Linux desktop sucked really hard back then, but so did Windows 98, so.

That would be more in line with my opinion. I'd say the year when a normal Linux desktop as daily driver was viable. I switched in 2002 and it was viable for a least a little while before that.

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I'm really curious if the improvements made to SteamVR for supporting the Frame will also benefit existing headsets.

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The real joke is that the year of the Linux desktop was a long loooong time ago and people just missed it.

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