Everything’s got this shit green tint.
Unless you're making some Nvidia = green joke, that's some setting on your side. The crashes might be as well, some unstable overclock or PSU issue.
The main things that's been plaguing the Nvidia drivers is black screens, which are seemingly finally getting under control for the last two driver releases, along with Windows Updates.
Value of the 50-series is definitely shit though.
From what I saw, solo is a lot easier than coop (streams of the game, not played it myself yet). Enemies have basically no HP, and you can predict what they do, just like in a normal Souls game. Also, you're not getting matched with randoms.
If you're playing with friends, sit in voice chat, that might get easier for you again.
Any change to the site = shit. The next time a mod gets removed, people are going to scream again, that this would never have happened with the old owner.
Probably, but the other points still stand.
BTW this is about UNIX, not Windows. Also, only about driver optimizations, security updates would still get released for a few years, if the past is anything to go by.
Ok? It was a temporary voice file that the devs forgot to remove or replace. And people immediately screamed that Blizzard is trying to sneak AI into the game.
Machine generated voices are also very standard as placeholders. I'm... kinda surprised nobody has slipped up on that post-AI panic
Diablo 4 had this recently, where an obviously Microsoft Sam like robot voice made it through, and a few people lost their minds.
I've always wondered, and guessed it comes from consoles or maybe a Japanese thing, why is it called Title Update? What other kinds of updates do games get?
Although not in this case, often it would also be clarified that it was a free update. Do people pay for game updates? For me an update is the same as a patch, mainly fixes, sometimes new stuff. Then you have expansions/add-ons or DLC that are mostly paid.
I tried it in the training mode, but switched back to first-person and forgot it even exists most of the time.
Nope, the game is and will probably always be spammy. Everyone has unlimited ammo. I definitely prefer this btw.
There's map control of course, just not like arena shooters. Most maps have changing objectives, around which the fights happen.
Instead of more difficult weapons you're managing your abilities and cooldowns.
That's just the kind of game OW is.
Ok, but what if...you just kill bosses in five hits, because they don't have any HP?
It's an overexaggeration of course, but the enemies definitely have a lot less HP than in coop, not even just 1/3 or whatever (seemingly).
Also, are the enemies designed for multiplayer, except in scaling? Everything I've seen looks like standard Fromsoft stuff, no weird abilities that just fuck over solo players.