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Re: Fallout 4 Sales Up 7,500% in Europe as Bethesda Series Dominates

carlos82

I've enjoyed returning to them, though this time on PC where they're all available. I actually got that mini nuke collection despite owning a few already and I've just offed Benny in New Vegas and am scavenging around Boston in Fallout 4 to spend way too much time settlement building again.

Fingers crossed the next gen patch of Fallout 4 fixes it's ludicrous save file issue, so I can actually play my save file on the PS5 version

Re: Video: Is Fallout 76 Worth Playing in 2024?

carlos82

I played a bit of Fallout 76 at launch and didn't like it as so many things were missing, not least NPC's, I've been tempted to give it another go recently.

I have been playing Fallout New Vegas and Fallout 4 but this time on PC, having previously platinumed 4 on PS4, where it was actually my most played single player game by some distance, as I got sucked into the settlement building.

Overall it's one of my favourite franchises and I love 3, NV and 4, all have different strengths and weaknesses

Re: Poll: How Much Do You Care About 60fps on PS5?

carlos82

I prefer 60 but am playing FFVII Rebirth at 30 as it looks awful in performance mode. I do feel developers should be aiming for 60fps on these consoles and in general I'll just buy a game on PC if console performance isn't good

Re: Older Live Service Titles Take Up Over 60% of Overall Playtime, Report Says

carlos82

It's no surprise really but that doesn't mean other games aren't being played and I doubt many have more than 1 or 2 live services in rotation, then inbetween play other games. What it does show, is how difficult it will be for new live service games to make a dent in the market, if you're invested heavily in one of these, then why would you change?

Re: Talking Point: How Do You Feel About the PS5 Pro?

carlos82

From what I've seen so far I feel its an underwhelming upgrade. RT and upscaling should look better but I don't see it running games much better than the current PS5. My PC is still well beyond what the Pro will be, so it's pretty worthless to me, I'll save my money for Switch 2

Re: Dragon's Dogma 2 (PS5) - This Could Be the Apex of RPG Adventuring

carlos82

@ShogunRok I've never played the original but everything in this review makes it sound like a game for me. My pet peeve of open worlds is mission markers and being told where to go, so having one that is rewarding to explore and the journey is enjoyable is right up my street. I'll probably buy it on PC though where I can control the framerate.

One thing I've seen is things like a wall being broken so water could wash away and enemy and running into town chased by monsters and the towns folk take up arms. Is this emergent gameplay a regular thing throughout the game?

Re: PS5 Pro's Rumoured Spectral Super Resolution Tech Could Be Transformative

carlos82

As someone who bought the PS4 Pro, this time I'll be sticking with the base PS5. I've seen nothing to suggest it'll be anything more than a modest upgrade and I already have a PC that's still far ahead of what the Pro will be.

On base PS5, the only game I feel that needed a bit more power to run is FFVII and everything else looks great

Re: Sony Allegedly Pausing PSVR2 Production Due to Surplus of Unsold Stock

carlos82

I really loved playing GT7 on this but it's been clear for quite some time this is dead in the water. Sales have been sluggish since the start and Sony's own lack of support hasn't helped. It's a cool piece of hardware and has some fun games but I've already sold mine.

Fun fact, Nintendo developed 4 games for it's Virtual Boy, so far Sony has made one for PSVR2

Re: Rumour: PS5 Pro Is Up to Three Times Faster Than PS5 as Specs Surface

carlos82

@MrMagic well that's fine but I'm just saying it in regards to gauging performance between the PS5 and Pro. RDNA3 uses dual issue compute to come up with that number, so that the 16.17 tflop RDNA 2 RX6800 has the same performance as the 35.17 tflop RDNA3 7700xt. Oh and the 29.77 tflop 3080 outperforms both by nearly 20%

Tflops are a terrible way to measure cards between architectures