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Intel's Lunar Lake CPUs will offer 3x better latency and bandwidth improvement over Meteor Lake as highlighted during Hot Chips.
Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 is now in full release and as the immortal Emperor of Mankind himself might say (if he was able to speak, or share a coherent thought of any kind), it's a banger.
A bunch of new Star Wars Outlaws details have surfaced, and while most of them are very exciting, there's one I'm just a little bummed out about.
Not everything about 's world of Gaia adds up, but as illogical as the setting can be, there's nothing new about its inability to make complete sense. Although there's obviously going to be some creative license taken with any fantasy world, it's entirely possible to create a setting where everything checks out with basic internal logic and coherent rules of reality. is exceptionally believable in some regards, it just makes a few concessions in others in order to achieve some particular goals.
At a games conference in Sofia, Bulgaria earlier this year, Larian gameplay scripter Mihail Kostov gave a presentation outlining the philosophies and strategies the studio employs to ensure games like Baldur's Gate 3 stay playable even as players are actively tearing them apart. Recently made public on YouTube (via GamesRadar), Kostov's talk explains how Larian addresses «edge cases»—times when «player action may push a system to the extreme»—with solutions that reward, rather than stifle, creativity.
One of the consistently difficult to rationalize aspects of is the disconnect between mechanics and fiction on what it means to level up as an adventurer, and this is exacerbated by the fact the heroes can go from level 1 to 20 in about a month according to the 5e rules. Older editions of have paced character levels differently, and prior to 3e each class leveled at a different rate. Some campaigns are full of high-level characters bearing the power of demigods, like, while rarely sees an NPC above character level 10.
One thing you never want to see as a player of a live service game is a convoluted new spreadsheet—they're rarely if ever a bearer of good news. Case in point: The «improved» Apex Legends battle pass structure, announced today with a blog post and headache-inducing chart, has immediately led to protest planning.
A new Dead Island 2 NVIDIA DLSS 3 mod is now available for download, bringing significant performance improvements to the second entry in the series developed by Dambuster Studios.