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Helldivers 2 - Optimizing Liberty - Incoming Patch: 27th May
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Helldivers 2 - Optimizing Liberty - Incoming Patch: 27th May

tl;DR:

They are finally adding FSR (both 4.0.3 for supported GPUs, otherwise FSR 3.1.5 for other GPUs), DLSS 4.5, and also adding in reduced latency options (NVIDIA Reflex and AMD Anti-Lag 2)

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u/FirestormTM — 8 hours ago
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AC Shadows is so UNDERWHELMING

AC Shadows just feels painfully underwhelming. Ubisoft has been on a downward spiral for years now and this game somehow manages to make that even more obvious. I absolutely hated Mirage, but at least Mirage knew what kind of game it wanted to be. Shadows just feels confused. Last truly great Assassin’s Creed for me was Assassin’s Creed Odyssey. Odyssey was everything I wanted from modern AC. Massive world, beautiful atmosphere, addictive exploration, naval combat, freedom to approach things however you wanted, and somehow hundreds of hours just disappeared while playing it. And after playing Ghost of Tsushima, Shadows feels even more underwhelming. Tsushima already perfected that cinematic samurai fantasy years ago. The combat felt clean, traversal felt fluid, the world had soul. Shadows constantly feels like it’s chasing that vibe without ever understanding why Tsushima worked in the first place. What hurts even more is how little actual Assassin lore is left now. The older AC games had mystery, conspiracy, tension between Assassins and Templars, the whole hidden war happening behind history. That was the identity of the franchise. Now it just feels like Ubisoft picks a historical setting first and then awkwardly stuffs the AC logo on top of it later. And Yasuke… man, playing as him was frustrating. They tried to force the mobility and stealth style of an assassin onto a massive armored samurai and it just never felt natural to me. The movement felt heavy in all the wrong ways. I genuinely only switched to him whenever the story forced me to. Every time I got control back, I immediately went back to Naoe because at least she actually felt like an Assassin’s Creed character. Ubisoft used to make games that felt ambitious. Now everything feels focus-tested, bloated and safe. Shadows isn’t terrible, which somehow makes it even more disappointing. It’s just another reminder of how far this franchise has drifted from what made people fall in love with it in the first place.

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u/Aragonex — 13 hours ago
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It's my own fault for thinking Warren Spector's new multiplayer stealth game ‘Thick as Thieves’ adding singleplayer would make it the ‘Thief’ successor I was hoping for

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u/NoNefariousness2144 — 14 hours ago
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Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan stamps out chip bugs with aggressive new quality standards, says major validation errors can result in termination — 'B0, you keep your job. Anything above that, you are fired'

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u/chusskaptaan — 24 hours ago
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Detroit: Become Human Dev Quantic Dream Kills Live Service Game 3 Months After Early Access Launch, Insists Star Wars Eclipse ‘Continues as Planned’

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u/Turbostrider27 — 1 day ago
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Warhorse Studios confirm they are working on a Middle Earth Open World RPG(and a Kingdome Come game)

u/Asgathor — 1 day ago
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Jason Schreier/Bloomberg: Hasbro has canceled a Dungeons & Dragons game from veteran director Stig Asmussen (Star Wars, God of War) and his studio Giant Skull, less than one year after announcing it as “a definitive moment in both companies’ gaming ambitions.”

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u/Gorotheninja — 2 days ago