Video Games

ha! look at it. that massive ruddy passport sticker on the screen there. idiots!

I don't see it. Help a layperson out.

It's just falling out the screen at you.

EDIT: no, snotterotter's clue is too good to be ruined.

Something to do with space invaders?

It's a veiled dig at the Neeuq.

Queen? Reign backwards?

Unprecedented instead of unpresidented?

Is it an autostereogram?

oh god

It's the hacking screen from fallout games.

I sense your "oh for fucks sake no more" and have the same feels.

I just had to put you out of your misery.

There's always one that falls out of line. :)

Great game. I've been putting off finishing it for about 6 months

It's the hacking screen from fallout games.

You absolute fuckbadger.

#ubinscobled

I can already tell its going to be one fo those games I go back and replay, like Skyrim. Really really good stuff.

Got round to testing the Steam Link, as I thought I get a constant 60FPS at 1920x1080 (in this case Doom with everything turned up high), <1ms input and around 15ms display, no dropped frames.

Can't tell the difference between it and playing directly on the machine.

I still need to get mine wired in.

(in this case Doom with everything turned up high)

Just fyi: this doesn't matter. Steam compresses the stream (i.e., video) and sends it to the TV. It can be ULTRA HIGH or the lowest setting. You can change the settings on the box (fast, balanced, beautiful). I keep it at balanced.

My take is different. I get similar stats as you (albeit with FPS drops for some unknown reasaon), but I can definitely see the compression in something like Witcher 3. And games that require quick, precise, and nuanced input (high-speed driving games) are unplayable when compared to the PC itself (for me). It definitely has its place though, and I have no regrets buying it.

My thinking was more that if the video card was being stressed in terms of everything turned up then that may affect the ability to compress and send the stream. I tried balanced and beautiful with no noticeable difference.

I'm still testing at the moment and haven't moved my PC out of the room yet but I've not noticed any issues so far.

Hopefully it stays like that!

5 hours in and I'm still getting through tutorials... This game is pretty deep...

In other news my 1st (kind of) proper gaming PC shipped from overclockers this morning, Xmas gift to myself after my trusty laptop melted itself on Xmas Eve. Wondering how much I'll end up spunking on Steam

I'm starting to fall into how I played rdr, ride around on horseback admiring the scenery stopping in every town to play people at cards. Might actually do a quest at some point