Quote (Skinned @ May 7 2021 02:36pm)
We have cross play now and I'm still shitting on the PC players with their no recoil settings :)
Side note both have advantages. Mouse and keyboard are easier to shoot but on controller you can do a pretty sick 180 degree turn to empty a shotgun in torso torso which is harder to do on a mouse.
Less hackers in console so more integrity.
Of course we have multiple PCs, a MSI gaming laptop, a couple switches, a few PS4s, and I'm pretty sure my Dreamcast still works lol.
I'm thinking about using a raspberry pie with a big monitor and building a big arcade cabinet with 8bitdo controllers, the huge old NES fighting game style ones, built in.
i have every console from gamecube on back, used to have ps2 obviously but never rebought because no games i care to play.
mostly i play n64 because its the ultimate party console
when i made the swap from xbox360 to pc for fps games i knew id never go back, im just way better with a mouse and sniping is my thing, duh.
Quote (ofthevoid @ May 7 2021 02:36pm)
I won't. It's a matter of principle and not enabling this shitty behavior. Some things I've read are saying that companies like TSM will be able to meet supply needs by June-ish. Ideally, Nvidia and AMD release a fuckton onto the market so these guys get stuck with the scalped product but highly doubt something like that happens. Another possibility is crypto imploding.
I'm not sure if it's about energy usage versus the fact that a lot of people crying about the shortages are vocal enough and asking for Nvidia to do something. Like if you go to Amazon, so many of these cards have 1-star reviews because of scalping issues. It's bad form for any corporate to look the other way in face of customer complaints.
if their biggest issue is 1 star reviews because people want to so bad demand causes scalping and they cant do much to control scalping i dont think it hurts them much. even if it lowers the demand there will will be more than they're supplying. selling out instantly is never a bad thing for a company and the PR issues will still work themselves out. im sure it has stock price implications, but they're going to run out their production runs for years to come instantly.