pulsemyne

You are so wrong you possibly couldn't get any wronger if you tried to be.

It performs badly on all systems when in large cities. No surprise the switch is around 20fps in dense areas and big cities.

Luigis mansion 2 did big numbers in Japan so it was always on the cards. Total worldwide sales were around 5.45 million.

Looks like the direct will be on thursday and Nintendo life seem to have leaked an embargoed e-mail about it.

It wasn't exactly wide spreed though and was more likely a manufacturing defect as opposed to a faulty design.

What heating problems does the switch have? It actually has very good thermal regulation.

Good Question! Every fleet has an FC or Fleet commander who is giving us instructions on what to do and who to target etc. They also tend to warp us around local space. So much so that they actually become an anchor point for the fleet. So you will hear a typical command of "Okay Pulsemyne is your anchor, warp to him." The reason we stick and bunch close to each other is firstly to make sure that if one of us is under fire then our logistics ship can repair those who are being hit. Some fleets even try to headshot the FC to try and disrupt. Making sure they are looked after is a big concern. Secondly we all want to be within range to hit the targets FC's call for, so being bunched together means everyone can target and hit the targets being called for. If the fleet was to be spread out then individual ships would be easy targets and could be picked off. So bunching together enables us to hit the targets and save each other from death. However we do not always bunch together. Some specific types of fleets when attacking specific types of targets and we know the enemy has a certain type of ship in system then we will spread out. Especially if the enemy has bombers in system as bombers can hit a lot of ships in a specific area (their bombs are area of effect weapons). So we spread out and deny them easy kills.

It doesn't lag now, instead it slows down deliberately to a snails pace (it's called time dilation). The upshot of this is that big fleets fights can happen, the downside is that you end up stuck in a fleet for fucking hours on end.

However, in more proper eve related news, the heroic forces of good (my lot) managed to take down a vital iHub yesterday and trash about 300 billion isks worth of ships in the process. This now allows use to attack the keepstar in the system with our capital fleet. So it's the next keepstar on the menu and seeing as it's the main staging keepstar for the CO2 alliance you can bet it will be hotly contested. CCP was purchased for 425 million dollars. That's more than Rare were sold to microsoft for...

Well their other game is a pay to win extravaganza. If that happens to EVE then it will die a death very, very quickly. As for cash well they burnt quite a lot on VR and Dust, two things that could have been good is CCP wasn't so utterly moronic. Dust should have been a PC game and thus would have still had an audience, and the VR game should have been playable with the larger eve community so they could have done things that would influence the main game. Two simple ideas that would have made CCP money. As for the new owners, well the community has already been threatening them if they try to pull any sneaky monitization shit. We are a community practiced at screwing each other over, fucking up a korean company in real life will be a sport for them.

It maybe a bit buggy at the moment but it's playing much better than the alpha and Rotterdam is a fantastic map. Pc performance still isn't quite right though with high settings and a 1070 going between mid 40's to 60's at 3440x1440.

Rumour is that his bond character is returning.

Big Dave don't need Disney. He actually wants to get back into wrestling again. He stated that he misses it an awful lot.

Was a great game. Hope there's a sequel coming.

And down the Rabbit hole you go!