No destructible environments means no go for me. Worms is a very specific thing, anytime they change the formula it falls apart, im sure this will no exception.
They should try maybe making a more traditional worms but larger maps and more than 4 teams?? IDK....
I support the "jeff watches Eva" movement. It's kind of like required viewing and real taste of what anime can be. Also if he does watch it he needs to watch The End of Evangelion movie afterwards as I see it as the true ending, and plus it's epic as shit. Still one of my favorites.
On an apparently less popular vote, I still think he or Dan needs to give "dragon ball z: abridged" a shot, it starts off a little weak but get to be super well made and funny within the first season.
@zoofame: Exactly, it's a minefield for people that do research and a quicksand trap for people that don't. I ended up getting a Samsung 27" 1440p 144htz QLED which works great for me. One of the driving factors was that it's actually VESA 600 certified so I know I'm getting decent brightness. I was shocked to see how many makers would say their monitors supported HDR and then to look at the fine print and see the peak brightness was below 400 nits.
And on OLED's I'm staying away from those for monitors until burn in isn't an issue, seems like a desktop environment is the worse case scenario for a OLED lol.
I think the thing with HDR and pc monitors is that windows support is practically non existent and game support is wonky, ALSO brightness is a big issue, most monitors that do HDR are only 400 nits(sdr tops out at 300) which barely scrapes the bottom of what HDR can do. My monitor does 600 so I can actually see a difference. But it's rare to see them at 600 or higher, and the price goes up very quickly.
But HDR on PC is a joke right now, windows doesn't support it on the desktop so if you engage it everything looks washed out and dull, and some games support it extremely well and some make it a hassle to get it working and calibrated properly.
Is HDR on pc a selling point, not really unless you wanna spend at least $500 and find one that's at least 600nits. Resolution, refresh rate, panel type, response time are more important. Once you move to navigating windows at 120-144htz going back to 60htz feels like slow motion.
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