It’s not about being defensive. It’s just that on here in particular, people repeat nonsense like it’s gospel, and calling it out gets seen as offensive rather than for the purpose of educating. It's like idiocracy.
A little bit of foresight makes a world of difference. Ram prices look cheap even now compared to locking yourself to a closed ecosystem that makes you pay a premium on everything. Long term that adds up quite a bit.
Steam’s game sales are estimated to have generated over $16 billion this year, with another $4 billion coming from commissions, all with fewer than 400 employees. That level of output makes Valve one of the most efficient companies in the industry. Hardware isn't their main revenue source, they'll be fine regardless of the outcome.
I'm still not going to use Epic Game Store, Tim.
Studio incompetence?
Won't speak for PSN, but aside from the occasional AAA DRM exception(unless otherwise removed post-launch), Steam makes it easy thanks to being on an open platform. You download the game, bypass Steam’s deliberately thin DRM, move the game folder wherever you want, done. License be damned.
Moreover, if you're using a CPU released within the last decade such as the recommended i5-8400 you'd still be fine upgrading to a 5060ti, the bottleneck would be negligible to performance.
Are we pretending this is a demanding game just to straw man?
@badz149 The subject matter is "4K 120 Hz", not "120 Hz" just cause I called out fr0sty's poor attempt at damage control doesn't mean you have to have a cry about it.
I like how you completely ignored "4K 120 Hz" and just went for 120Hz.
Much of the initial issue started after Sony tried to require all Helldivers 2 players to link a PSN account, even in countries where PSN isn’t available. This meant many players who had already bought the game lost access entirely. It was a short-sighted, and frankly stupid anti-consumer move just to artificially boost psn user numbers to impress shareholders that didn't help perception in regards to regional restrictions going forward.
Pretty easy skip. The first one was very meh, serving as evidence that the Obsidian that made New Vegas is long gone.
Welcome to 2019.
@Sgt_Slaughter And?
Update:
"Valve has now confirmed that “this was NOT a breach of Steam systems” and users do not need to change their passwords as a result. However, it continues to recommend that you set up the Steam Mobile authenticator for extra security."
https://store.steampowered....
@KyRo Good god the inferiority complex on you is almost palpable.
Usually ini. editing involves changing settings that may not be available options within the game's settings. Fallout 3 for example has an ini bracket for grass length and density, you can get really specific with it to produce results like this. https://imgur.com/a/OjwFFCb
You're projecting your own insecurities quite hard. You're seeing a problem that isn't there because of how you feel about yourself. You should work on that.
Bungie has lost a lot of goodwill over the years due to very poor decisions, from plagiarism to removing paid content. A lot of that hate comes from Destiny players. Personally don't blame them either, Bungie hasn't exactly shown they learn from their mistakes. Would not put it past them repeating that history with Marathon, and nobody wants to feel like an invested sucker twice.