I tried playing this game on the PS3 only to be put off by the drops to 9fps. The game is borderline unplayable on the PS3. I still need to try the PS4 version. I’d buy it on Steam if Ubisoft didn’t require an account.
Also worth mentioning I have an original fat model which may or may not make a difference depending on who you ask. Also I was “measuring” by eye. It was probably the lowest framerate I had seen a console game run. You would have to be way more patient than me to play through it in that state. I hear Silent Hill Homecoming is pretty bad too, I played it through emulation so I can’t say.
I know the OG fat is known for having a few issues, I can’t imagine it causes that big of a performance problem though so it must be the game. I just repasted my Slim model so i might give both it and Silent Hill Homecoming a try just to see for myself
It’s my retirement plan. Buy the games now when they’re on sale with the intention that one day, perhaps when I retire at 80, I’ll have a plethora of time on my hands to finally play all the games in my backlog except I’m certain that I’ll be so senile by then that I’ll probably end up playing the same one over and over for what seems like the very first time each time I fire it up.
Myślę, że scraping wyłącznie na własny użytek jest legalny - to tak, jakbyś odwiedzał jakąkolwiek stronę internetową i czerpał informacje z niej, tyle że w zautomatyzowany sposób. Ze scrapingiem do innych celów bym trochę polemizował ze względu na prawa autorskie i licencyjne; w dużym skrócie to jest taka szara strefa.
Portal rządu centralnego (gov.pl) jest na licencji CC BY-NC-ND 4.0. Ministerstwo Cyfryzacji się tłumaczyło, że scraping “bez zgody resortu jest dozwolony” i tym się właśnie tłumaczyli, jeżeli byś chciał obserwować stronę rządową poprzez RSSy. Nie ma szybkiego sposobu, musisz najpierw napisać skrypt, testować go wielokrotnie, dopasowywać… mało kto by sobie tym głowę zawracał, jeżeli mam być szczery.
I can’t choose an absolute favorite, that’s like choosing a favorite child.
It’s a toss up between the Mass Effect Trilogy, Cyberpunk 2077, The Witcher (in partiuclarly 3) and (most) of Fallout games (but in particular 1 and 2).
If you were to put a gun to my head I’d probably pick either Mass Effect Trilogy or Cyberpunk 2077, probably based on what game i’ve played for the millionth time most recently.
Fez! I love the low stress puzzle game. I think it’s beautiful and smart. I love that it was made by one guy. It’s too bad he got burnt out and quit. He is very talented.
Based on play and replay, it seems to be either Payday 2 or Borderlands 2.
Payday2, especially if you have tons of builds and DLC, is a fantastic brain-off mob shooter where you can slightly improve/perfect your build and gameplay with each run. For some reason it just works for me.
Borderlands 2: fun guns; solid story; visuals and mechanics that mostly hold up today. It’s just a good time and another skill-tree builder game where you get to feel like a god if you’ve assembled your skill tree right. The NG+ modes are a bit of a slog, but playthrough 1 is just a solid time.
La-Mulana would have to be one of my top picks. With the catchy music, the “fuck you” difficulty, and the classic adventure theme really makes it stand out in my mind.
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