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Does it really have it covered? I feel like there are more self-claimed people in those groups browsing SC forums/reddit everyday than playing Elite.

SC shouldn't try to appeal to the PvP crowd. The only crowd they should try to sate is the space sim, flight sim and exploration types. Star Citizen will never be a good PVP game.

paladin danse spoiler:

The stations emit a gravity field. There's a funny video of some dude floating toward a space station then slamming into the station when he gets too close.

I played survival through the entire playthrough, but it can be too hard for a typical player at the start of the game, especially if their build is bad or they get unlucky with loot. I added that mod I linked previously that bumps up the encounter difficulty, it hasn't taken effect yet that...

9 Little Improvements Made in Fallout 4 - Album on Imgur

I got an instigating shishekebob yesterday. I got excited when I got it thinking I finally had a weapon for a good stealth melee build, but nope. So am I wrong is the two-shot combat rifle you can just buy from the vault one of the best weapons in the game? It's hard to imagine an optimal...

Did you ever get to a point where VATS was generally accurate at mid-range? I have perception at 10 and still at midrange headshots are at like 50-70%. This is with MacReady's perk.

I feel like inconsistency is an integral part of the speed force. My wife and I both picked at the Museum thing too. No way he could get it that fast at Mach2 or whatever. And Barry barely being able to catch Vandal Savage's knives was silly, he should've been able to catch them inches from...

I want to try that with Furious ( Increased damage after each consecutive hit on the same target. )

I use tixati and chrome mostly but still have those. Firefox is also a great browser so I don't know what your deal is!!

possible, but why would that change on boot? I'm thinking about upgrading to windows 10 and seeing if it changes.

Dunwich Borers spoiler: [/spoiler]

As far as I can tell all my temperatures are nominal. I didn't check any fans.

So here's two screenshots of two different sets of runs. The first one is when the computer is underperforming (roughly 1/3rd speed), the second is when it is performing well (in line with similarily built systems). Like I said before the way I work around this problem is by literally just...

So any mods out there that make the game harder by just indiscriminately setting the level range of all zones to something high like 100? Closest I've seen is: Adjusted Encounter Zones at Fallout 4 Nexus - Mods and community edit: ooh there's also this: More Spawns at Fallout 4 Nexus -...

the gaps are the history between runs of the benchmarking tool I use (3dmark). In all the screenshots the relevant part is the right side (most recent). No blue screens, never overclocked.

Legemdary effects stack. I tested runspeed and vorph tested powered. I rewd chameleon stacks too.

cool, thanks, I'll check that out. I compared GPUZ while it was running at full speed and low speed and got this: low speed: full speed: Note that I ran the full speed one for longer than the low speed one when I took the screenshot. The only thing that stands out is the memory...

So this is still a thing =\ and I'm getting tired of rebooting my PC 2-3 times to 'roll the dice' to get good performance just so I can play some fallout 4. Anyone have some fresh ideas of what to try?

I know some parents who have problems housebreaking their kids will strategically ditch the diapers when the kids are outside playing. The kid pisses themselves? Tough nuts, enjoy discomfort you little shit.

Not bothering me in the least! At this point I think you've spent more time on it than I have! It's most likely some dumb shit I'm doing. I think that type of using only works if all the elements are the same.

Not sure if you're recommending the top recommendation there: using (StreamReader outFile = new StreamReader(outputFile.OpenRead(:emoji_nose: using (StreamReader expFile = new StreamReader(expectedFile.OpenRead(:emoji_nose: { ///... } Or suggesting an explosion of functions to reduce the nested size by...

I'll let you know if it's some idisposable that wants to be in using blocks. I hate when I run into C# code that has code embedded in multiple levels of using.

Similes are metaphors. Metaphorically.

Metaphors are like ducks they need the water to swim but only when it's raining so they can be free.

Pretty much everything I do moves a lot of data. If any of those systems have a memory leak it's usually that bad, and my on-vehicle code doesn't have a lot of memory so I have to be vigilant. This is just a C# tool though.

ArcheAge had over-sized population problems at launch (Queue times) but generally it was stable and ok.

Yep. I will bet a_skeleton_03's life savings on that too.

lol. I got buried in three other tasks right after I posted about it. it's pretty bad (Like 1MB a second), but it's on a tool I made for my own purposes and not production software. I'll fix it one of these days.

I don't like giving my baby baths. I wish I could just bring him into the shower with me and get a 2for1.

Very cool!

I set my gridstoload to 7 in FO4 and never looked back. I think it increased my load times but I'm not sure.

Yeah and I doubt the median would be much higher than that. In fact I'd bet the median is closer to $60.

Hehe I don't think it'll come to that. If I find anything goofy (instead of some silly mistake) I'll post a code sample that will reproduce it though.

I'm guessing it's something like that, Lend. I'll let ya'll know.

I'm looking into it now, it'd be premature to call it a leak but I'm going to anyway. All I really know is that it's running out of memory. The reason I'm so uppity is because anytime I have memory problems in C# it's a pain in my dick to get it to work the way I want it. I had a task a few...

I have a memory leak problem in a C#/Unity application. FML. I haven't looked into it at all but anytime I get a memory leak problem half the search results are C# fanatics arguing with everyone else about whether memory leaks are possible in C#.

I had to do that for a short period of time when porting a large codebase from java to c++. One critical thing I did was create a unit testing infrastructure in both that operated off of data files (json) to guarantee parity between the two codebases. Was a real pain and when I ditched the java...