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A certain level of officials in Russia kinda has to make this sort of proofs of their work. I don't think it's a law or anything like that, but it's a strong cultural thing. Similar to how companies can send employees to "volunteer" with something, expecting them to make photos with brands visible and stuff.

It's all PR work. Ever more important when your party is busy doing everything it can to ruin the country further.

Ganz korrekt. Nicht oft, dass man auf dem Netz Kaufkraft versteht oder bringt, wenn man über die Preise in den Kommentaren spricht!

Doch wir sind auf Lemmy, einer der Kluge Örter.

Bei mir ~€1.24 und man glaubt, dass est scheißteuer.

In Russland.

They wouldn't read that far to catch that /s I'm afraid

This.

You work in software just a couple of years, you learn to appreciate the mechanical solutions on a whole other level. Especially in cars.

Wouldn't have been that bad if the push for ray-tracing didn't come together with a higher price. Isn't the point of ray-tracing to make things easier for the developers to work on lightning and shadows and such? Apart from the obvious graphical fidelity.

There's absolutely nothing good about it. I've been reluctant to get into RT because it just doesn't offer that much to me and seems to have launched us into the upscaling and frame generation era of gaming because the oh-so-wonderful ray-tracing capable GPUs actually need some crutches to deliver their killer features. And mandatory ray-tracing now, alongside the mandatory DLSS to see any benefit from a 5000 series card from Nvidia are absolutely going to contribute to me doing my best not to buy into ray-tracing for even longer.

I know it's lost battle because of how many have either happily or silently jumped ship, but it's now a matter of a principle. It's not even that kind of situation when one is not enough until there's one too many to ignore - it's just me not feeling right about it; even less right than before.

I'm the old man yelling at the clouds.

Not happy about these Indiana Jones type of system requirements. I was coping that DOOM: The Dark Ages won't have mandatory ray-tracing, even though I knew they'll be using either identical engine or some "minor" variation of it, because. well, id software, idetch engine, etc. Fitting name!

DOOM (2016) and DOOM: Eternal ran extremely well on my GTX 1080 paired with Intel i5 3470. Now I won't be able to run the new title with same GPU paired with Ryzen 5 5600x. There's a lot of people in the comments in various places saying it's totally fine or just arguing with people that are not in favor of such demands.

And there won't be any multiplayer.

The mighty have fallen.

Another gem, thanks for sharing. God damn.

This is actually great! Welcoming your example to my now collection of two, alongside Wealth, shown to scale.

There's enough people in what I assume to be big gaming communities, like active and paying and stuff, that are defending this, citing that other stuff got more expensive, too... and somehow not many agree that incomes have not risen proportionally. Them temporarily embarrassed millionaires.

Somehow I think that most people defending this kind of crap are too young to actually have a first-hand feeling of how much prices for everything have risen.

Opinions on that one time Microsoft closed Arkane and the studio behind HiFi Rush, despite the latter's success and the fact the former made Redfall a slop because of total mismanagement? I'm curious in how nervous that makes you as a developer and how common this bullshit is as seem from within; from outside, it's basically all I remember about AAA because I don't often interact wit the scene apart from reading.

It's 11 in the morning for me.

And the rest of your comment - yep, I now get it. Completely agree. So good job on trying to spread it to more minds.