Eh, Ive got a 1080 ti and starfield runs terribly. I’m averaging 24 to 30 fps regardless if it’s high or low settings. So maybe wait. Not sure what you’re thinking to buy but starfield has pretty poor optimisation and if it’s a minor bump I’m not sure you’ll see much gain.

Oh man every so often I boot it up with fresh mods! I love that game so much.

I remember when it launched, I never heard of it, didn’t see any promotional material and just bought it out of curiosity. Was an incredible surprise and put so much hours into it

I reckon they’re rolling it out bit by bit. So as to not upset everyone at once. Though I feel there’ll be a work around anyway.

This will just get us to take that one extra step. I know so many people that have never heard of ad block! And this is going to affect those that will stop at ad blocking extensions and give up when that doesn’t work.

As recession looms, you have general inflation and increased interest rates. This affects overhead and loan repayments. That and probably other factors all contribute to the need to raise prices.

It’s not just the gaming sector. Almost all other sectors are raising their prices or adjusting their service plans. Eg. shrinkflation and/or lower quality on products and services.

What about the reveal password icon people use for complicated passwords?

Even in their old TOS they said if you didn’t agree with any future TOS updates they could stay on their current version and the old TOS applies.

But obviously they deleted that part in April, which makes this much worse and most likely illegal.

Cause it’s probably not worth it for them to migrate and learn/train on a new engine unless Unity goes forward with their plans.

But you’re right, this completely destroyed Unity’s reputation. Even if they revert, who’s to say they won’t try something like this in the future.

The best thing would be to listen to some of what he has to say and make up your own mind.

Don’t let the mob tell you how to think because the mob doesn’t think.

It really depends.

I think there’s a lot of risks involved when taking on a long term mortgage. Everyone says renting is worse because you’re paying off someone else’s loan. Of course in a vacuum that’s true. But by renting you’re not taking a 30 year risk. If you feel that something is brewing in the economic system (another GFC) maybe it’s safer to consider renting until the odds are in your favour.

Some questions to ask yourself:

Is the housing market in a bubble? Is there a possibility of a correction. Can you weather that?

Are your central banks and banks raising interest rates? Could that affect your loan commitments.

Job stability and availability. Are these interest rates/inflation affecting the job market? Can you hold a job for the next 30 years.