raytracing in control did make a slight difference as you could see enemies around the corner that rasterized games couldn't render since the object is not in screenspace
also it should allow easier development in the future when every device is capable of it since they won't have to put as many lighting hacks
unless...
this tankie narrative seems overblown.
i've created an account the day the api changes was announced and i've never seen any political discussions around communism. I'm not saying it doesn't exist, but i've seen far more complaining about tankies than tankies themselves
like reddit, if you avoid all and just subscribe to the communities you're interested in then there's no problem.
they got stories?
they're pretty similar but with higher production values and more environmental effects.
the game reminds me of dragon age and NW
they should work through home/homekit
Back in the day it was harder, especially supporting IE 11-, but now since there are really only 2-3 rendering engines to develop for it shouldn't be as hard.
thank you for removing version numbers
there's nothing new in this article looks like mostly blog spam
we will certainly see it grow but reddit has a huge lead in mindshare and seo.
they can also spend millions in growth. Lemmy will be much more organic and gradual
it's a tool that can be used and misused.
cyberpunk noted by digital foundry is actually a scalable game