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edit: thx m8

no they're using a different, upgraded version of the same engine, just like skyrim was an upgraded version of the fallout 3/nv engine, and... well fallout3/nv used an almost identical version of the engine as oblivion, but you get the point

You have to pick between the two.

Full screen windowed mode means running the game in a window and removing the window borders.

You could theoretically run it at your native resolution and have your viewport render at a lower resolution but that's really the only workaround and it'll still take up 1920x1080 pixels on your screen.

I don't know what the cvar is for it in TF2, but I know it exists there. I have no idea if that cvar still exists in CSGO.

For the record companions don't alert enemies if you're successfully sneaking. They can walk circled around the enemy but if you're hidden behind a crate and they don't know you're there, they'll ignore your companion. Companions also don't set off any traps.

I've seen Piper do some shit man. She's crouch-walked into a room full of enemies, scouting them out while I'm ducking in the room next door wondering what she's doing. She's walked through huge laser array traps and didn't set off the remote bombs I was defusing at the time. She's strutted through grenade windchimes without giving a damn but without setting them off. Seriously, badass.

According to interviews they had dedicated team members working on Fallout 4 around halfway through Skyrim's development, and shifted full focus to it once Skyrim was released, with DLC for Skyrim being made in some of the team members' spare time.

I keep around 60 at most points, it's all about knowing how to tweak your setup to maximize performance without majorly sacrificing quality. That said, yes, fixing such a core issue will be difficult, but the posts going around discovering that it's tied to vsync and not framerate in general are very promising, and are making me hope that there will be a patch to fix it.

Amen. Crafting, towns, building, and supply lines are honestly HUGE improvements. They threw the word "dynamic" around at E3 like it was the first buzzword they had ever heard, but fuck if this game isn't dynamic. I never expected a game built using the Creation Engine would be capable of something like this without major quality and performance issues, but they've managed to achieve it. The dynamic lighting is also a huge step up from Skyrim where most lighting was pre-baked, and the lighting that wasn't was of incredibly poor quality. I haven't yet seen an aliased shadow in Fallout 4, so they've really gone the extra mile there.

There are some parts of this game that I'm a bit worried about regarding mods. Since we now have voiced protagonists, it's going to be difficult adding quest and story mods without either not making the protagonist voiced, or somehow impersonating their voice well. That being said, there are also really, really promising areas that mods will be amazing with, for example construction, adding new buildable locations, new settlers, a huge assortment of new mods and crafting accessories, new companions, etc. Expanding on the latter, most of the voice lines the protagonist uses for companion communication are fairly agnostic and don't mention names, so it'd be really easy to set up a new companion that responds to them that feels incredibly integrated into the world, with full quest commentary like the current ones (little remarks by Piper and Nick during the main quest in Diamond City anyone?). Seriously excited.

rivatuner statistics server, which comes with msi afterburner, has a wonderful built in limiter that just works

Cap at 60.

you don't

people have a horrible tendency of throwing commands in every file possible

all of the ones telling you to edit your Fallout 4/Fallout 4/Fallout4Prefs.ini file, in the install directory, are blatantly lying. That's a default file that isn't read by the game AT ALL unless restoring the defaults with the configuration wizard. Likewise, when they tell you to put commands in both prefs and non-prefs, it's BS. Prefs is for user settings, non-prefs for system settings. People are just too lazy to find out where they properly go so they throw it EVERYWHERE and when they see that it works, they tell everyone else to do that, too.

I'm not backing bethesda up on not having ingame settings for these things, it's not excusable, but some people are just being really stupid, don't use their stupidity as an argument against a good game dev

h-how I spend my money is up to me

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limit fps to 60 with rivatuner

bethesda still can't understand how game programming has worked for literally decades. game time is directly tied to frame times, so the tick rate of the game speeds up when the frame rate speeds up.

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Come the fuck on UPS

Different aspect ratio. 5:4 to 16:9.

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That feel when you can't visit most websites for fear of spoilers

tf_mm_options_bonus 0.5 and tf_mm_options_penalty -0.25

tf_mm_skillrating_server_force_average 0 

pretty sure these are related to MvM but I'm not sure what each one does

What? I'm pretty sure I had both a 115X and AM3 backplate in my box. There were two folders inside of a pamphlet, one side for Intel and one for AMD. Yes, I knew which parts to use, believe it or not I did RTFM.

EDIT: One backplate (SecuFirm), multiple brackets.

review code doesn't have steam DRM, and there is review code on PC from what I can see

that or the DRM it does have is a separate appID?

I dunno about you but I had like 15 spare parts left over after installing my NH-L12 just because they gave me mounting brackets for every possible mobo out there, a huge extra tube of NT-H1, and a bunch of fan splitters and low profile resistors.

Good guys.