But they do cause you to become a misogynistic pig, right!? RIGHT!?? DID SARKEESIAN LIE TO ME!!?

@uninspiredcup @MrYaotubo My only concern is that POE's battle system will seem poor in comparison to Divinity's pretty damn masterful battle system, which I would easily consider the most engaging turn-based combat I've experienced in an RPG (strategy games with RPG elements like XCOM and Advance Wars not standing).

Hopefully POE's narrative makes up for it though.

@uninspiredcup @MrYaotubo Yeah, but I'd be really amazed if Pillars of Eternity has anywhere near as good a combat system as Divinity. Hopefully the narrative will make up for that though.

@istuffedsunny While I definitely agree that 60fps and higher (personally I want to get a 144hz monitor) is great for games, for many movies, it's not necessarily the best thing. I thought it worked well in the Hobbit, but that's because I was watching the 3D HFR version, which eliminated a lot of the literal headaches and nausea I get from traditional 3D movies running at a low framerate. If I am watching a traditional 2D version of the Hobbit, I'd prefer 24fps with motion blur--although that can be pretty problematic in the films due to their quick pans, which look great at 48fps, but are a horrendous blur at 24.

You should be embarrassed for publishing this trash Gamespot.

The framerate looks a little shaky. Definitely a PC buy.

So god damn amazing it's mind blowing.

@SurfaceNerd A Titan and a 780 perform almost identically. A 780 is the same chip as the Titan (GK110), but just with some CUDA cores disabled.

What the hell is it with these companies screwing around with their system reqs?First Watch Dogs, now this! It's getting ridiculous; what is it, amateur hour in the gaming PR business?

As much as I hate to say it, they obviously need to axe the project. It sounds like a total disaster, and letting it continue on would only lead to more financial losses.