I’m working from home but there’s a bit of a lull at the moment and I’m sorely tempted to fire it up
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Yeah it’s 28 degrees in my bedroom already so, with the PC running, i fully expect to be sweating spinal fluid in no time flat.
.Thought my house was bad at 26c but damn 28c is scorching!
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Zero gaming for me untill summer goes away for the year.
Pc in a loft. It's schorchio atm.
I can only game on average from about Sep - May ish each year.
June, July and August are mostly right offs
Depends how hot May and Sep get as well.
Pc in a loft. It's schorchio atm.
I can only game on average from about Sep - May ish each year.
June, July and August are mostly right offs
Depends how hot May and Sep get as well.
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I know, in Glasgow as well
New build flat, large windows and at the top of a hill with no shade so the sunlight just cooks this building all day long. Brutal in summer.
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Not even Star Citizen makes true scale planets, they're simply to large.
You can land anywhere you like but it creates the map chunk, not a whole planet. While I agree it makes it FAR more immersive, what's even more immersive is being able to fly to a planet, through the atmosphere and land wherever you like. That's not what this game is though.
They're not to big to actually render them, just that they chose those sizes. Bigger would have been fine as well, is just procedurally generated anyway with some POI.
I know, in Glasgow as well
New build flat, large windows and at the top of a hill with no shade so the sunlight just cooks this building all day long. Brutal in summer.
Man i would consider getting air conditioning in the house if that was the case. No way i could live like that, i really dislike heat in a house, its really uncomfortable.
30C for me, can only play in the evenings, so been sitting with tower fan right next to me. PC is coping better than me.
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AC is the future.
AC is the future.
Im considering it for next year. This year hasn't been so bad so i've lived with it but last year was horrendous.
If we get another last year heat wave im getting aircon...
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Well it's September and it's 30c
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Nms let's you fly to a planet and land anywhere!Not even Star Citizen makes true scale planets, they're simply to large.
You can land anywhere you like but it creates the map chunk, not a whole planet. While I agree it makes it FAR more immersive, what's even more immersive is being able to fly to a planet, through the atmosphere and land wherever you like. That's not what this game is though.
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Too expensive with high energy prices!AC is the future.
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Thought there would be a game ready driver out today and a day 1 patch but nothing
The 573.13 Driver released a couple of weeks ago was the Starfield GRD