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BBJoey posted:superhot is the most innovative shooter i've played in years superhot is how i would describe the shits i have after i eat indian food
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Citizen Tayne posted:I have no idea what the refresh rate of my monitor is.
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a case of the burny bum hole
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Shaggar posted:its probably 60 i'm a rebel baby 
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kalstrams posted:what in oblivion is that What the heck is it? Brilliant Pebbles is a unique and comprehensive system for tuning the room and audio system based on special physical properties of highly symmetrical crystal structures. Brilliant Pebbles has been evolving since its introduction 6 years ago at the London HI Fi Show, especially the number of applications, many of which were discovered by our customers. Brilliant Pebbles addresses specific resonance control and RFI/EMI absorption problems associated with audio electronics, speakers and cables, as well as acoustic wave problems associated with the listening room boundaries and the 3-dimensional space within the boundaries. Brilliant Pebbles comprises a number of precious and semi-precious stones (crystals) selected for their effectiveness. The original glass bottles for Brilliant Pebbles have been replaced by clear zip lock bags, which have a more linear response than glass. We employ a number of highly-specialized, proprietary techniques in the preparation/assembly of Brilliant Pebbles to enhance the crystals' inherent characteristics. The fundamental operating principle of Brilliant Pebbles involves a number of atomic mechanisms in the crystals. Brilliant Pebbles will enhance the performance of your audio system so your favorite music and even your experience playing online fantasy games will become a mind blowing auditory experience.
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Improbable Lobster posted:apparently the port is terrible it looks like steam beta made the game drop fps like crazy good news theres a solution dont be in the steam beta
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I like big numbers on my gaming rig and in my games that's why I play diablo
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I don't even look at my monitor any more I just have my rig in a closet and stream games to my couch
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Citizen Tayne posted:I'm still trying to figure out whether or not this poo poo matters since we no longer paint luminous phosphors with an electron gun many times a second. you're right, we don't. but with an lcd, there's still a refresh rate, where it receives whatever image data is coming from the source (likely the frame buffer on your video card). to make things as easy as possible, it polls a set number of times per second, i.e. 60, 120, 240, etc. if your frame-rate is at or below your refresh rate, this doesn't really matter, since it means every frame is being shown 1 or more times on your monitor. but if the frames per second go above the refresh rate, you start running into sync issues, where half-way through drawing one frame your monitor receives the next frame's data. this leads to the horizontal tearing effect that sometimes happens in games
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H.P. Hovercraft posted:What the heck is it? Brilliant Pebbles is a unique and comprehensive system for tuning the room and audio system based on special physical properties of highly symmetrical crystal structures. Brilliant Pebbles has been evolving since its introduction 6 years ago at the London HI Fi Show, especially the number of applications, many of which were discovered by our customers. Brilliant Pebbles addresses specific resonance control and RFI/EMI absorption problems associated with audio electronics, speakers and cables, as well as acoustic wave problems associated with the listening room boundaries and the 3-dimensional space within the boundaries. Brilliant Pebbles comprises a number of precious and semi-precious stones (crystals) selected for their effectiveness. The original glass bottles for Brilliant Pebbles have been replaced by clear zip lock bags, which have a more linear response than glass. We employ a number of highly-specialized, proprietary techniques in the preparation/assembly of Brilliant Pebbles to enhance the crystals' inherent characteristics. The fundamental operating principle of Brilliant Pebbles involves a number of atomic mechanisms in the crystals. Brilliant Pebbles will enhance the performance of your audio system so your favorite music and even your experience playing online fantasy games will become a mind blowing auditory experience.
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H.P. Hovercraft posted:What the heck is it? Brilliant Pebbles is a unique and comprehensive system for tuning the room and audio system based on special physical properties of highly symmetrical crystal structures. Brilliant Pebbles has been evolving since its introduction 6 years ago at the London HI Fi Show, especially the number of applications, many of which were discovered by our customers. Brilliant Pebbles addresses specific resonance control and RFI/EMI absorption problems associated with audio electronics, speakers and cables, as well as acoustic wave problems associated with the listening room boundaries and the 3-dimensional space within the boundaries. Brilliant Pebbles comprises a number of precious and semi-precious stones (crystals) selected for their effectiveness. The original glass bottles for Brilliant Pebbles have been replaced by clear zip lock bags, which have a more linear response than glass. We employ a number of highly-specialized, proprietary techniques in the preparation/assembly of Brilliant Pebbles to enhance the crystals' inherent characteristics. The fundamental operating principle of Brilliant Pebbles involves a number of atomic mechanisms in the crystals. Brilliant Pebbles will enhance the performance of your audio system so your favorite music and even your experience playing online fantasy games will become a mind blowing auditory experience. they took their name from star wars lol
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ayn rand hand job posted:they took their name from star wars lol i think that was the codename of those hypothetical kinetic kill vehicles that reagan wanted nasa to make
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H.P. Hovercraft posted:i think that was the codename of those hypothetical kinetic kill vehicles that reagan wanted nasa to make as i said, they took their name from star wars
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Two things: 1) James. We've had issues with James at previous events. Some Valve people lobbied to bring him back for Shanghai, feeling that he deserved another chance. That was a mistake. James is an rear end, and we won't be working with him again. 2) As long as we're firing people, we are also firing the production company that we've been working with on the Shanghai Major. They will be replaced, and we hope to get this turned around before the main event. As always, I can be reached at gaben@valvesoftware.com. Gabe
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Space-Pope posted:you're right, we don't. but with an lcd, there's still a refresh rate, where it receives whatever image data is coming from the source (likely the frame buffer on your video card). to make things as easy as possible, it polls a set number of times per second, i.e. 60, 120, 240, etc. I haven't seen tearing since I had a CRT.
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more like dICK posted:Two things:
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http://esportsexpress.com/2016/02/funeral-of-2gds-hosting-career-held-in-shanghai/ https://www.reddit.com/r/DotA2/comments/47o9dw/2gd_yames_harding_shanghai_drama_megathread/ quote:James "2GD" Harding is a dota 2(ARTS video game) panel host who mediates a panel of dota 2 experts in discussing the games that have happened/ will happen soon as well as the teams who will be playing the games. Think soccer round-table host, talking about the soccer match before and after. amazing im almost sad ive stopped succumbing to fARTS
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BBJoey posted:superhot is the most innovative shooter i've played in years
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Improbable Lobster posted:apparently the port is terrible if u turn off ssao the game runs fine apparently i guess for some reason you have to have a controller plugged in to get 60fps so lol but it still functions
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i wanna get another 3ds game. i already have conquest and xenoblade chronicles. i'm in between bravely default (the demo seems ok but kinda just plops you in the middle of things), a pokemans (though i'm probably getting yellow for nostalgia reasons), or one of the three zeldas though i've never been able to really get into the 3d ones. or maybe something else if anyone has a recommendation. on a side note it's loving impossible to find a copy of bravely in stores so i'm resigned to getting the digital pretty much.
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also how long does it take for xenoblade to stop being a little boring or is it always this way and i will regret buying it. i'm only like level 9 and a couple hours or so in though.
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Al! posted:you need 120fps for VR apparently nah, 90 Citizen Tayne posted:That's a function of the video card, not the monitor. nope. monitors have a built-in refresh rate. you're right, that's how it should be, but it's not.
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Feb 27, 2016 03:57
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Space-Pope posted:if your frame-rate is at or below your refresh rate, this doesn't really matter, since it means every frame is being shown 1 or more times on your monitor. but if the frames per second go above the refresh rate, you start running into sync issues, where half-way through drawing one frame your monitor receives the next frame's data. this leads to the horizontal tearing effect that sometimes happens in games no. it also happens if it's below the refresh rate of your monitor. not tearing, but stuttering. if the frame is rendered twice, that's visible to the eye. That's why g-sync is great for both high-end and low-end systems. it makes it way smoother and eliminates screen tearing. it's how LCD monitors should work, they update when and if they get new information. with the timings on current monitors you get stuttering and you're limited to 60hz, with g-sync and freesync that's all gone
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BBJoey posted:superhot is the most innovative shooter i've played in years
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realtalk late game mechanics spoilers: the ability to swap into other bodies is so loving great, especially because you can swap into a guy right in front of you, then grab the gun you were just using to keep on shooting  also the story does not go to the same place as the original tech demo, also y ou should play it, also SUPER HOT
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BBJoey posted:superhot is the most innovative shooter i've played in years
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by the end of the campaign though i was just kind of done with the story segments and wanted to get back to playing as soon as possible
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cgs: succumbed, bought h1z1 br. not terrible, for $15 early access from studio notorious for loving up its actually reasonably good. shotgun deaths seems to be bullshity, but ive played for 40 minutes and havent slept in a while, so i have to convene with my bed and also unfuck settings before i make any judgement here. otherwise p nice, 150 players on about 60 square minutes worth of map, with organic progression of drawn out round seemingly concluding around 30 or so minutes into the game - of two matches i played out in 40 minutes, i did die barely making it into the 30 last survivors. besides ffa br, theres also duo br and five team br, and some zombie br thing i have no idea about. also csgo-style rng boxes with your pretty princess parts - i think you also can clothes and poo poo from as your victory reward
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Space-Pope posted:cgs: i don't know if this really counts as a g and i'm saying this as someone who owns a thrustmaster warthog
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triple sulk posted:i wanna get another 3ds game. i already have conquest and xenoblade chronicles. i'm in between bravely default (the demo seems ok but kinda just plops you in the middle of things), a pokemans (though i'm probably getting yellow for nostalgia reasons), or one of the three zeldas though i've never been able to really get into the 3d ones. or maybe something else if anyone has a recommendation. on a side note it's loving impossible to find a copy of bravely in stores so i'm resigned to getting the digital pretty much. SMT IV Mario & Luigi RPGs are good but i haven't played the most recent one
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triple sulk posted:also how long does it take for xenoblade to stop being a little boring or is it always this way and i will regret buying it. i'm only like level 9 and a couple hours or so in though. it's a jrpg
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beat firewatch it was really really good
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Action Jacktion posted:SMT IV idk if smt was ever up my alley and havent played a single one of them corn in the bible posted:it's a jrpg gently caress!!!
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neogaf leak goes that bf5 is ww1 game
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Feb 27, 2016 05:40
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got to a secret level in binding of isaac beat up isaac
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Feb 27, 2016 05:42
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kalstrams posted:neogaf leak goes that bf5 is ww1 game that would actually be cool and unique. i can't really think of any ww1 shooters offhand. remember when every fps was wwii
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Improbable Lobster posted:that would actually be cool and unique. i can't really think of any ww1 shooters offhand. and yeah, i miss fun ww2 shooters tbf
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I liked BF2143 but it never seemed to get much traction.
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