Considering the price you pay compared to even a single full priced game, it’s pretty damn consumer-friendly. It’s especially valuable for full price games that you’re going to play through once and never touch again, not so much for games you’ll want to keep returning to.
He is ABSOLUTELY not based. Look into the garbage he says about Ukraine and Russia.
It runs at locked 30fps, 1080p. Even if it just had a PS5 update it would be fine, but it’s a bit tough on the eyes on a larger TV. Even a simple 60fps update would be enough, and a modder showed that even a PS4 can consistently hit 60fps playing it.
Look at Israel’s borders when it was formed and look at them now, and then ask yourself why there’s such a difference
If you’re running FSR2 at 100% screen resolution it will drop your FPS because it’s also doing some behind the scenes post-processing and AA that don’t happen with it turned off (turned off uses a different AA method)
Most likely because it makes the game look more potato than the Devs were willing to allow
I mean, BG3 is an incredibly well-crafted and focused RPG, but you cannot in good faith compare it to a game with orders of magnitude more NPCs and voice lines, they’re simply not comparable.
Look at the boots and snoot on that li’l fella
But then you’d have to buy a Tesla.
Neither does Starfield
A mid-low end GPU is the same price as a console right now.