Wolfenstien The Old Blood
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Preloaded, gotta finish "New Order" now
Im stuck on the last boss, cant seem to figure out how to to do any damage to him.
Have you...
...destroyed the blimps using the turrets at the back, to take down his shield.
Swings and roundabouts probably!
I hate computers sometimes for reasons like this.
Oh, hey where'd you get it from for just under £7?
I had quite a bit of GMG credit left in my account from previous purchases - one of the reasons I buy from them, decent prices and points for money off later!
Bought and downloading. Will take me just over an hour.
Reeeeallly looking forward to this. TNO was beautiful, I just hope this leads on to them releasing a newer type of Enemy Territory to put one over Activision and the whole COD world.
Reeeeallly looking forward to this. TNO was beautiful, I just hope this leads on to them releasing a newer type of Enemy Territory to put one over Activision and the whole COD world.
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I'll pick this up tomorrow me thinks. Bored of GTAV now. 
It's very cheap which makes me think it will be pretty small. Like 6 hours of gameplay.
It's very cheap which makes me think it will be pretty small. Like 6 hours of gameplay.
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According to this hour long gameplay video, it's on average 8hrs of gameplay.
Not trolling as I am genuinely new to Gsync/Freesync, and still only have a 60hz monitor.
Surely the answer is Yes there will be judder/loss of smoothness, as some frames get displayed for an unequal length of time
70 frames are generated, 70hz worth of refresh will be unique frames, the remaining 50hz are duplicates?
vs
120hz/60 frames = each frame will be displayed for 2 refreshes = frame time is consistent?
And I assume how gsync works is:
GPU is outputing 45fps - monitor drops to 45hz, matching 1 frame to 1 refresh
GPU increases to 67fps - monitor refresh increases to 67hz, maintaining 1 frame to 1 refresh.
whereas without gsync, vsync off - 60hz monitor for example:
45fps - you get some duplicate frames
67fps - you get potential tearing, as frames may be part rendered as it refreshes.
Feel free to correct me if I'm wrong - or move this to a separate topic, as willing to learn - this just seemed like good examples.
Surely the answer is Yes there will be judder/loss of smoothness, as some frames get displayed for an unequal length of time
70 frames are generated, 70hz worth of refresh will be unique frames, the remaining 50hz are duplicates?
vs
120hz/60 frames = each frame will be displayed for 2 refreshes = frame time is consistent?
And I assume how gsync works is:
GPU is outputing 45fps - monitor drops to 45hz, matching 1 frame to 1 refresh
GPU increases to 67fps - monitor refresh increases to 67hz, maintaining 1 frame to 1 refresh.
whereas without gsync, vsync off - 60hz monitor for example:
45fps - you get some duplicate frames
67fps - you get potential tearing, as frames may be part rendered as it refreshes.
Feel free to correct me if I'm wrong - or move this to a separate topic, as willing to learn - this just seemed like good examples.
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Just finished the New Order 5 mins ago so timing is prefect for this one.
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I think your both right and wrong.
You might be right on how gsync works. But the rest I think is incorrect.
If your monitor is faster refresh than your gpu fps, this wont cause any issues. No duplicates frames etc...
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Was my GOTY too. The story was engaging for me, as well as the characters and gameplay.
Then what does it display? It can't display "nothing".
E.g. Monitor at 60hz, gpu is giving 45fps = 15hz worth of duplicate (or not duplicate, but refreshed the same as was previously) frames.
Decent game, found a easter egg already
Q3 reference?
