And there's my decision not to buy an Xbox vindicated.
EvilMonkeySlayer
joined 2 years ago
Nope, it stills drops you straight to the store.
Rather than paying devs for old or new games perhaps Epic could put that money into making their launcher/store good?
The Epic launcher is intensely slow, I've got a 13700k, 32GB RAM, RTX 4080, stupid fast nvme SSD etc. Everything on it should be instant, why does it take ages just to load my library? Why can I not select the library to display by default?
Why is the interface so slow and horrible? Where are all the features of its competitor steam?
Why after all these years has it not seen any real improvement at all?
For me it is gaming support and HDR. (I have a HTPC connected to my 4k HDR OLED TV)
From my understanding HDR support on Linux is still in its infancy. I own a Steamdeck and gaming support is getting really good with Proton.
Nope, you can flip some parts. But you can't rotate them. So, for example some parts can only be attached to the sides and others to the top or bottom. (or sometimes just the bottom)
There's quite a few videos on youtube showing this now.
The people who're emotionally invested in something will almost always make something better than the developers themselves.
I think the most fun I've had has been the spaceship building. I've only done a bit of space combat, but the spaceship builder while not perfect (like the inability to rotate parts) I quite liked.
I think for me everything doesn't feel connected, to go anywhere it's always a loading screen. It is very clearly a limitation of their engine, but it just makes everything feel disconnected.
It's very much the fault of the game. There are no gamma or colour options.
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The problem with stuff like this is if what they release is at best half baked then that doesn't exactly create enthusiasm for what they bring out later down the line.
From everything I've seen this Metal Gear Solid Master collection is a bit naff.