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By investigating my guess is that they mean they're waiting for more refund requests to reach a threshold that they can no longer ignore

RIP Jay

@alistercat: The problems are very real and serious. It's just that it seems like you can bruteforce your way past them if your PC is strong enough.

At launch I could run it maxed out at 60 on my i7/980 but the problem I had is that the frames would drop to single digits for a split second and occur repeatedly at random so I locked it to 30 and finished the game no problem

GreenManGaming is having another one of those voucher sales so if you apply SAVE20-NOVEMB-GAMING when checking out with a Fallout 4 copy you'll get a Steam version for $48.

I know pre-ording always has a risk which goes double for Bethesda games but if the game ends up being super fucked GMG may more than likely offer refunds like they did with Arkham Knight.

Since I didn't have much issue at launch with my 980 other than having to lock it to 30 I'm going to try it out with the new patch to see if I can play at 60 and then play the game again because I still enjoyed it and then request a refund. Win/win!

Babadook didn't grab me much. I enjoyed It Follows more but not by much because I also thought that movie was only OK. The last act of that movie with the pool seemed pretty stupid to me

I like high resolution but I like 60 fps more. The game wouldn't be as engaging and impactful as it is if it were locked at 30 or had a variable framerate. 343 did a good job in making the resolution transitions seamless so that you barely notice them a lot.

And I'm actually surprised Halo 5 looks as good as it does at the fps it's at. The game looks great.

Nope but my ladyfriend does so now I kinda care. I don't mind getting to watch horror movies though.

I didn't have issues at launch with my 980 other than having to cap fps to 30 but that's because it's a 980 so I would wait longer before buying. Should be discounted for Steam Winter Sale