Anonymous
7/4/2025, 2:02:37 PM No.714479856
Woah...sonysisters...deckchuds....we might be in trouble here....
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Anonymous
7/4/2025, 2:04:48 PM No.714480001
He's ugly
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Anonymous
7/4/2025, 2:07:08 PM No.714480150
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Anonymous
7/4/2025, 2:09:12 PM No.714480284
>>714480150
He's even uglier
He's even uglier
Anonymous
7/4/2025, 2:10:23 PM No.714480372
>>714480221
If I had to guess it's probably about Tears of the Kingdom's environmental and building tech. Breath of the Wild made half the industry shit itself and TotK had a ton of "wait how the fuck did that player made bridge do that???" posts when it launched.
If I had to guess it's probably about Tears of the Kingdom's environmental and building tech. Breath of the Wild made half the industry shit itself and TotK had a ton of "wait how the fuck did that player made bridge do that???" posts when it launched.
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Anonymous
7/4/2025, 2:10:41 PM No.714480396
Why are you guys so weird?
Post some picture of a guy talking non-sense, ops says more non-sense and im expected to already know the entire lore.
Post some picture of a guy talking non-sense, ops says more non-sense and im expected to already know the entire lore.
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Anonymous
7/4/2025, 2:13:13 PM No.714480582
>>714479856 (OP)
>tendie discovers DLSS 7 years after nvidia released it, is shocked and amazed how nintendo could invent such a thing
>tendie discovers DLSS 7 years after nvidia released it, is shocked and amazed how nintendo could invent such a thing
Anonymous
7/4/2025, 2:13:18 PM No.714480586
>>714480150
but he's ugly AND dumb. your response is a non-argument
but he's ugly AND dumb. your response is a non-argument
Anonymous
7/4/2025, 2:13:49 PM No.714480624
>>714480372
BotW was cool I guess. Tendies over rate it though.
BotW was cool I guess. Tendies over rate it though.
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Anonymous
7/4/2025, 2:15:42 PM No.714480768
>>714480624
They don't have a broader context to rate things accurately. If it's not on the switch it doesn't exist to them.
They don't have a broader context to rate things accurately. If it's not on the switch it doesn't exist to them.
Anonymous
7/4/2025, 2:16:01 PM No.714480787
>>714480624
Only the people who call it the uncontested best game of all time.
It's definitely one of the best open worlds and the actual systems the devs created were extremely impressive.
Only the people who call it the uncontested best game of all time.
It's definitely one of the best open worlds and the actual systems the devs created were extremely impressive.
Anonymous
7/4/2025, 2:16:26 PM No.714480824
>>714480372
There was absolutely nothing technologically impressive about those titles, other than the polish / lack of bugs.
Sheltered tendies who only ever played on nintendo condoles were amazed however, when nintendo finally got xbox 360 level tech in their 2017 games
There was absolutely nothing technologically impressive about those titles, other than the polish / lack of bugs.
Sheltered tendies who only ever played on nintendo condoles were amazed however, when nintendo finally got xbox 360 level tech in their 2017 games
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Anonymous
7/4/2025, 2:18:51 PM No.714481001
>>714480396
lurk moar
lurk moar
Anonymous
7/4/2025, 2:18:55 PM No.714481005
>>714480824
The temperature system is in 0 noteworthy games and the interactivity with shit like trees is only in a couple games. They call it "chemistry," which is nonsense, but BotW's game systems really are impressive. The only reason you would think they aren't is it you think things are only impressive if they require the maximum possible computing power to achieve.
The temperature system is in 0 noteworthy games and the interactivity with shit like trees is only in a couple games. They call it "chemistry," which is nonsense, but BotW's game systems really are impressive. The only reason you would think they aren't is it you think things are only impressive if they require the maximum possible computing power to achieve.
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Anonymous
7/4/2025, 2:40:51 PM No.714482469
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Anonymous
7/4/2025, 2:49:30 PM No.714483002
>>714482469
That's not what I said and you know damn well it isn't. The way temperatures for various objects interact and the depth of mechanics based on that just isn't in anything but purely experimental indie game jams nobody knows shit about. Other games simply didn't do all the temp shit BotW did, and very few have since it came out, either. The way it affects wind, altitude having granular effect on temp as well as lighting playing a role on heat with "sun showers" as a variable for more intense/hotter sunlight, temp being tied to several types of states for Link and environmental objects, the way several of these variables stack and interact.
Even if it's not huge on computational power, the temp system for the game is really impressive. Saying it's not is like saying Greg Walsh's fast inverse square root isn't impressive.
That's not what I said and you know damn well it isn't. The way temperatures for various objects interact and the depth of mechanics based on that just isn't in anything but purely experimental indie game jams nobody knows shit about. Other games simply didn't do all the temp shit BotW did, and very few have since it came out, either. The way it affects wind, altitude having granular effect on temp as well as lighting playing a role on heat with "sun showers" as a variable for more intense/hotter sunlight, temp being tied to several types of states for Link and environmental objects, the way several of these variables stack and interact.
Even if it's not huge on computational power, the temp system for the game is really impressive. Saying it's not is like saying Greg Walsh's fast inverse square root isn't impressive.