Recent content by Dan_D

I very much doubt the findings. There is a slant here for the type of users that end up with MACs. Trust me, if its a mixed environment they aren't happy. Apple also has a cult-like following devoid of objectivity in its users. Beyond that, Apple is heavily entrenched in certain niche industries...

I don't know. I don't have anything. It's a new game and I don't have crew yet and I don't loot bullshit that is of no use to me.

Tons of fixes. The big thing is now we have empty habs and you can decorate the interior of the ship just like you can decorate the outposts. The benefit is also that having nothing in the habs allows them to open more than one way into the hab. Lots of cool menu options for tuning your gameplay...

I'm on a computer for two jobs and I'm a gamer. It's safe to say I'm on my computer far more than any person should be on one. Even I don't go through mice that fast. I have had three G502's. The OG and the two Hero's. The OG one died after two years I think. The other two are still going strong...

No.

It's amazing given how bad their network controllers are.

That's what I'm thinking. Red Engine was a huge shit show in the early days of this game.

If a game doesn't grab me in an hour or so I'm out. Waiting 10 or 15 hours for a game to get good is bullshit. Why not? I have almost 600 hours in it.

You'd have to wrap the drive in the magnetic LED strip and even then it might be fine. The magnets in most things you would put near your PC such as magnetic screwdrivers or LED strips, etc. just aren't typically powerful enough to negatively impact a mechanical hard drive.

It's also better than saying ten, nine-hundred, kay, S or some stupid shit like that.

We've had three generations of Intel releases on the same socket and motherboards. For Intel that's not bad. Despite all the whining about socket longevity, it comes at a cost. The UEFI and microcode situation on AMD boards is often a total shitshow leading to problems you simply don't have on...

Dedicating each faction arc to a single NG+ run is going to only be about 4-6 hours of time. They aren't that involved and this game allows you to join every faction at once. The only one that makes you choose at some point is the Crimson Fleet. Even then you don't have to if you don't progress...

He's probably got a cracked copy and he's running it on a potato. Crowd density, etc. set to minimum, etc.

Honestly its just a ship and some armor. I personally don't use the ship as its hideous. The rest is literally just dialog. Dialog that's optional in some situations. It's not like its common to all the quests either. I get where you are coming from but he's probably got outposts, ships, etc...

To be fair....until you get a variant universe all you get is a slight change in dialog. Even then, variant universes really only change the lodge and whatever that explorer group is called.