Not to sound like a sad loner but I have 0 PC friends.
None of my irl friends have a PC so I’m stuck playing by myself, and everyone knows games are way worse by yourself.
I tried discord servers but people in LFG just want to play once then never again.
I’m not annoying (I hope) or squeaky or anything so that’s not really the issue.
I just can’t find anyone/a group to play with :(
A popular Call of Duty: Warzone stats-tracking website has been issued an order by lawyers representing Activision telling the Belgium-based site to shut down by this coming Monday, March 29th. The website’s creators have announced the impending closure in a Tweet desperately asking Activision to reach out for a solution.
Per the creators of SBMM Warzone, the letter claims that SBMM Warzone violates Activision’s API terms of use and infringes Activision’s copyright, among other violations of privacy laws in both the European Union and the United States. Activision’s complaint seems, primarily, to be a concern with a potential breach of privacy.
The creators have reached out to Activision to try and meet a solution or start a partnership, but have not received a response. “We want to be able to talk to them. We believe there is so much more we can bring to this community,” one of the site’s creators told Eurogamer.
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DLSS is usually pretty good but it requires specific hardware and is available for very few games, but why is nothing like checkerboarding available at all? Nearly every game on the PS4 Pro was using it and while never looking as good as native 4k, it was almost always better than running sub-native resolutions like 1800p etc.
Why is this never an option on PC even for games that support it on PS4, meaning games that already have a checkerboard mode available? Insomniac also had a fantastic method with Ratched and Clank and Spiderman that looked nearly native.
Another solution is dynamic resolution but in all the games I’ve seen support it, only Gears 5 didn’t suffer from constant stuttering and was dropping the resolution just enough to hit the fps mark.
Any kind of reconstruction feature would massively help people trying to hit 4k or even 1440p on hardware that’s close but not quite there, which is an often occurrence so I’m wondering why no game does it?
It was a small indie developer and I had to download the file directly from their website. It was a top-down, 2D small universe filled with solar systems to explore in your ship picking up loot and running into funny one-off situations before fighting a boss. Very simple, very quick. Anyone have a recollection of something similar? Pretty sure title was two words–Infinite/Endless/Forgotten, something along those lines.