Tbh, the gameplay trailers for it didn’t look great. And with Solar Ash being an EGS exclusive (which absolutely hampered sales) they were probabpy in a bad spot for awhile

They’re hoping for a default decision in their favour when the anonymous person(s) don’t show up to court. Then they try to use that court order to shut down their work wherever thay can

Tbf, quantum computing researchers aren’t planning to ever displace silicon for everyday tasks - it requires too much infrastructure just to cool the chips down to the required operating temperatures and there’s only so much optimization to be had in that tech.

The goal of quantum computing is to assist in completely different tasks like cryptography and physics simulations

Don’t forget how they installed rootkits onto all their customers’ computers back in the 00’s via albums

They should at least have sideloading as an option

I filled out an IT helpdesk request last week because I couldn’t push any updates to GitHub. I was able to access the site, so I though my access token was retired since that happens every once in awhile.

Nope. It was GitHub. For some reason it couldn’t accept my push despite the website still being up. And I didn’t find out until the tech called the the next day and it worked when I tried to recreate it in front of them

Thanks for the list. They’re going on my black list as well

Oh shit, I used to have this game in a 4-pack with Roller Coaster Tycoon 2 back when I was a teenager. Was the name Robot Arena? I don’t have the disk anymore to check

The mission of Codeberg is to kill GitHub

Is it? Or are you deciding that for them?

Clearly their game engine is showing its age and needs some redesign.

Go play Starfield. The story may be bland, but they’ve crammed tons of updated tech in it, and it lived up to the claims of being the least buggy Besthesda release ever

Really? That’s your only response? That’s pathetic

The Obsidian Fallout game that was just announced probably isn’t going to release for at least 3 years, tbh

1. Your assumption is completely incorrect.

it’s that it’s an iteration of an engine that is legendarily janky.

Pick 1, not both. Fallout 4 was stable. Starfield actually did have fairly few bugs, about on par with most AAA games on release. They’ve gotten a lot better over the years. Again, if you’d actually played any of their games since Skyrim you’d have seen that.

the GameBryo engine (or whatever they’re calling its latest descendant) can be used to make stuff that’s decent, but the open world RPGs that Bethesda uses it for are a terrible fit for it.

You have absolutely no fucking clue what you’re talking about. At all.

Could my notifications on here, for once, not light up with someone picking a fucking fight with me over dumb bullshit?

Then don’t say dumb bullshit that isn’t even consistent.

No, they didn’t. They have Obsidian making an additional Fallout game

Do you seriously think that Unreal Engine has gotten a complete rebuild with every version? Software gets upgraded and adapted, not thrown away. Get over it

Honestly, if they just ported a lot of their games into newer versions of the Creation Engine like they did with Skyrim Special Edition but with higher end textures that’d be pretty sweet

Bethesda is effectively 1 studio, and they all depend on Todd Howard to make creative decisions. A lot of their issue with output is based on how efficiently they can use Todd’s time.

Plus, a lot of the time since Fallout 4 was spent developing Starfield

Do you really think that Unreal Engine has been rebuilt from scratch for every version? Because it hasn’t, code gets upgraded and adapted all the time at every company.

Multiple studios can be licensed to work on the same franchise at the same time. This isn’t anything new

Agreed. I get that people want more Elder Scrolls and Fallout, but mods help with that