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To be fair, I have a Note 20 Ultra and I don't game on it either. I do that on my Ipad instead because my phone has so many other uses for me.

That's a pretty good point actually but we'll see how they plan to implement it.

My guess is that it'll be about 15 - 25% worse in performance than the 6700 and 6700 XT but if price competitively it could become the new budget king.

According to leaks, the new AMD GPUs coming out this year are said to be 3x more powerful than the current gen ones which means 4k gaming on a budget may be possible.

He's talking about majority of his audience, he said it's faster than your gaming desktop and that's probably like a good 80% of people. Most PC gamers have budget to mid-range builds because most can't afford high-end computer components. So yes, it's faster than a good majority of PC gamer's rigs.

Rival companies do this all the time - that's why Nvidia went from GTX to RTX because as you know, AMD graphics cards are RX, it's a really deceitful practice and it won't stop anytime soon.

The thing is they won't discuss this kind of stuff because it would mean they can no longer abuse their staff and that's a huge part of why they are successful. I say time and time again that I don't want government interference in the gaming industry but with how things are, the government really needs to step in.

I despise unskippable cutscenes and it gets on my nerves even more when I fail the mission and I have to sit there and watch it all over again!

I myself do tend to like some innovation because I always like something new added to the experience. However, I prefer the game to not go overboard and actually stray from the original premise of that series so I'd say I'm somewhere in the middle. I like it to be consistent but constantly adding brand new things to keep the experience fresh.

I'd say Solid Snake from Metal Gear Solid in that I fight for what I believe in even if I die in the process. I also live life on my terms, not what the world wants me to do.

To be honest, I can't really say because the genre has become so stale over the past 5 years that I look forward to most of them with a distinct indifference.

I'd do it and sell the games that I don't want - win-win for you because you can reinvest that money into other games that you'd actually like to play.

Yes, it does happen occasionally although sometimes I'm lucky and get away with it but in games like Dark Souls, it can really cost you. I usually just sigh and start all over again...

I'm definitely going to say it's a luxury for me. However, it's been a hobby I've had since I was a kid so it's my most "essential" luxury.

Honestly, it's a toss up between the Nintendo Gamecube, PS5 and the PS3 - I know that the Gamecube is just a square but its simplicity along with the color made it aesthetically pleasing in my opinion.

In addition to the point you made, sometimes players who need help don't want to ask due to pride etc. so you have to know how to get it out of them.

Depending on the situation, it could be either. If it was because of my direct actions that I lost a fight, I'll blame myself. However, if it's something unnatural like glitching that killed me, I'll blame the game.

Google's track record of sustaining most things is very horrible. All you have to do is look at the amount of Google products that were shut down in the last decade due to poor sustenance and support from Google. If anything, they're good at legally pirating innovative inventions from other companies and then dissolving said companies.

But that's the point - it's there own adaptation of the cryengine made to work specifically with AWS services which isn't anything revolutionary. Most studios have their own modified version of a specific game engine.

They did release Fallout 76 which is still operational by the way, Elder Scrolls blades for the mobile is another game riddled with microtransactions and they'd have done more of them if they weren't bought out by Microsoft.

We need that kind of backlash for every company because I notice that when certain companies do stuff like this, people try and defend it.

Is anyone surprised? The gaming industry itself doesn't even care about unionizing their workforce, workers have to work very excessive hours and tolerate all manners of abuse. That's why I've always maintained that working in the gaming industry would be traumatizing for most people and I stick by that sentiment.