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bork_13 t1_ja9n2d0 wrote
Reply to comment by AeuiGame in When do you guys think games will be indistinguishable from reality? by _Anonymus___
I was having this chat with a mate
Surely once you’ve got a PC that can handle ray tracing, will you ever need an upgrade?
I know there will be upgrades, but like you say, it’ll cost more, be less energy efficient, for smaller incremental improvements
Surely we must be nearing the sweet spot at which the improvements start to be in energy efficiency as well as the continual graphical improvements
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Reply to comment by Space_Lux in What is your under the radar app you use often? by Extreme_Peach3201
Yeah it’s not a great name to be honest, from that developer or Apple to be honest
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Reply to comment by Rdubya44 in Apple Watch Siri is incredibly useful by Speedysambam
Yep, that’d work. I was just picking out the language used, it’s not the clearest way of asking for something. Whereas a clear question like my example or a clear demand like yours should work
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Reply to comment by PyroWasUsed in Apple Watch Siri is incredibly useful by Speedysambam
Could be a cultural thing, I’ve never known anyone talk like that except for US tv series and movies. In the UK at least, talking like that would be seen as incredibly rude. You would however say “does anyone have a torch?” In a very demanding way which wouldn’t be seen as rude.
The “I need a flashlight” comes across as “I’m going to wait here until someone brings me a torch, whereas it’d be phrased as a question in the UK
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Reply to comment by AeuiGame in When do you guys think games will be indistinguishable from reality? by _Anonymus___
I was wondering that, and improved open worlds with greater variety in quests and areas. I think the AAA devs are gradually realising that the Ubisoft open world blueprint is tiresome