@Barighm: yeah, it's up to one wants in his/her PC in the end :)

Wait, I must have very outdated information... But when did Ubi take the Star Wars rights from EA?

@xyks2012: Here, sir: Have my like.

@rolento25: I would also add "overpriced" to the description you wrote.

@Akriel_Boulve: "99.99% survivable for the vast majority of the people on the planet who aren't overweight or elderly."

You forget the sequels that leaves for sometimes, you forget that that small percentage is still almost 2 million deaths, you forget that for each of those dead you have a family mourning a lost member and you forget that it was never about the lethality of this virus or to stop it as much as slowing it's spread to prevent health systems from collapsing (People do get sick and required assistance from other things that this virus, after all)

You should check every side of an issue, not what you just see from your POV. Countries would not be taking measures that are tanking their entire economies if this were a "(non)pandemic"... No government jokes when it comes to their money.

@Barighm: True, but in a decade your card may not have enough processing power to run the game in high detail level.

Of course I could still play some games with the 770 that I keep for troubleshooting, but what is the point if the performance is not acceptable unless I lower everything to the minimum?

Users: We need more supply for 3070, 80 and 90. Also maybe you guys could come with something to fight scalpers?

NVIDIA: WE ARE RELEASING A NEW CARD THAT YOU WON'T BE INTERESTED ABOUT :D

Users ...

@Sindred: "a few whiny people" does not cause an investor to sue them and a platform to delist the game and asume the lost of the potential sales that comes along with it.

@rufus_: The fact that you created an account just to rant about a game you dislike and attack it's fan base, says everything we need to know about you.

Our talk ends here.

@ooozephyrosooo:

"even if this game works for you, send it back as punishment for what CDPR had the gall to release."

A lot of you guys are over-reacting about bugs like if this did not happen with The Witcher 3 too.

The most dangerous precedent here is CDPR asking a very large proportion of its customers to buy the game sight unseen. Pre-launch, not a single outlet -- traditional press, streamers, YouTubers, nobody -- received code for the console versions of the game. Those who reviewed the PC version, meanwhile, signed an NDA which meant that they couldn't upload any footage in their video reviews other than the b-roll provided by CDPR itself.

Nobody seems to care. And this send the clear message that, with enough hype, the average gamer will pretty much buy any stuff they throw their way.