Subjugation

You can use SpeedFan to control fan speeds. I assume that your fans are functioning since you mentioned this. I just know that when I was getting random BSoDs it was a combination of a CPU fan that stopped spinning which I used some machine oil to lubricate and get working again, and I had some dying RAM. Once I rectified those two problems everything started functioning just fine once again. So, if your pc shuts down on you again and you get a BSoD make sure you record the error code/message it gives you. That will help narrow down the problem.

Well, RIP me. Looks like I wasn't lucky enough to get a code for pc. Thanks to those of you sharing your impressions though. I'm getting an overall positive vibe which makes me happy.

Game is dope af.

Yo this thread got real dumb. I stand behind Garry's choice 100%. If you're going to get hung up and whine about randomized character models in a game where it has absolutely no impact on what you are capable of then just don't play it. The rest of us will have a good time without you. Also, Rust is a fun game when you can survive more than a few minutes and get something rolling. I enjoy reading the very regular updates and don't regret my purchase at all.

Keep up the good fight Garry. Don't bend the knee to the Tumblr squad.

Three player co-op? That's kind of a strange number. I'm used to it being either two or four.

I started with Nvidia and then switched to ATi (I hate calling them AMD) and haven't had problems that people on the internet perpetuate stories about. I'm on my third ATi card and they've all served me well. So add me to your "sample size" that isn't relevant because it doesn't fit your narrative. Also, the first game I played on my newest ATi card was The Witcher 3. Tell me how that isn't AAA. Basically what you're trying to argue is retarded and you should stop.

Boy, what an anti-climax. I can't remember the last time I reached the "end" of a game and let out an audible "what?" to the degree I did with this one. It's like nothing you did during the course of the game mattered. None of the conversation options pay off. I viewed this game as one that was about building this relationship with a person that you had never met and only spoke to over the radio. Yet, at the end of the game none of what you've done with Delilah is resolved. She just disappears and it all comes to a close so suddenly without resolution.

I have no qualm saying that it definitely left me feeling disappointed. What were they even trying to accomplish? The game never goes anywhere.

So Gamespot is trying to turn into what Whiskey Media was? Interesting ..

Is it? Perhaps for you, but I'm incredibly excited for this game and the coverage I've seen so far only amplifies that.

I have absolutely no problem with them.