Poopfeast420

Neat. I'm working on the second DLC right now, maybe I'll be done, when this comes out.

The base game is supposed to have all DLC, that was previously released, original Horse Armor included.

The Deluxe Edition is new Horse Armor and other cosmetic stuff, that is unlocked by these exclusive quests.

I finished DOOM (2016) and DOOM Eternal. Eternal is definitely the better of the two for me, maybe even my favorite in the whole series.

Eternal's campaign was pretty easy this time, since I actually used all of the tools the game gives you. Some of the Master Levels were harder though, especially Taras Nabad. Two fights in that level took me an hour each on Ultra-Violence.

Now I'll play the DLC for the first time.

Nah, I think the move to 5v5 was actually a good thing. I'm not interested in the classic OW experience or have any nostalgia for it.

If Venom's ass looks fatter with a different color, yes, people will buy them.

I haven't played OW in a loooooong time, however slowly but surly, every time I see the game, I want to go back a bit more. Maybe 2025 will be the year?

I would really like some image quality comparisons, between these cards, when you have to turn down textures.

GPU reviews of course test on the highest settings, so you can see how much performance the cards have, but when the 8GB model craps out in Cyberpunk with Psycho settings or whatever, what are you missing out on with Medium or Low textures. Or are the textures just terrible (not Cyberpunk specifically), and it doesn't even really matter.

Ok? Doesn't change that the game is titled a remaster (if the leaks are true).

Read it again. Under the hood, it's the same old game. Just rendering will be handled by UE5 (if this leak is accurate of course).

According to a leak from 2 years ago.

It is done currently using a pairing system, so it means that the remaster is running using both an Unreal Engine 5 project, and the old Oblivion one. For instance, new graphics are rendered in the UE5 project, but most of the gameplay/physics/etc is still done in Oblivion.

People are saying it's UE5.

Years ago, when it was leaked, a poster said this:

It is done currently using a pairing system, so it means that the remaster is running using both an Unreal Engine 5 project, and the old Oblivion one. For instance, new graphics are rendered in the UE5 project, but most of the gameplay/physics/etc is still done in Oblivion.

Apparently it's called a remaster, not a remake.