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Gotta love job recommendations from sites. "You look like you'd be a good fit as a Character Artist at Activision Blizzard!" Me: " I can barely draw stick figures"

@ashleetayla13 Actually surprised this happened Usually something completely dull wins these over actual effects

THE SUBSTANCE AN ACADEMY AWARD WINNING FILM WHAT A TIME TO BE ALIVE

me vs crying every three seconds about how much i love film every year during the oscar’s

@ashleetayla13 Could always make a drinking game out of it. Either way it's a good time 😂

if emilia perez wins any of the big categories tomorrow im getting blackout drunk btw

@PlagueOfGripes Yeaaaaaah I expected something stupid but that was worse than I expected. Just "Oh I just trained EXTRA HARD and could always do this after Buu" And then the thing with the eyes after was extra dumb. It's like no planning was put into making a decent story that made sense.

Oh boy. That explanation for SSJ4 is really going to rub people the wrong way. Maybe the worst way to rationalize it.

@LisaSu So long as the Radeon and CPU divisions are talking and they're giving the Radeon team pointers on how to claw market share away from Nvidia. Could have the Ryzen moment and take off for Radeon GPUs if played right. 👀

I’ve gotten a lot of notes from gamers excited and passionate about our new Radeon RX 9000 series… tune in tomorrrow for all the details…. ☺️

Casually posing like they're on an album cover #cats #britishshorthair #pets

@kenshirotism Yeah the level of goalpost shifting just for them to cope is getting insane. Reeks of "Yeah it's not our fault we're dumbasses! Someone on the internet lied to us!" like... c'mon.

Nobody actually cares about a "stolen identity" because McDizzle didn't try to use the name for anything genuinely malicious. It was a troll op. He made a burner email claiming to be a guy, and JT bought it without checking further. It's basically the Miyamoto Saga.

I was trying to do some kind of a pirate-ish look

@pcgamer PC gamers say consoles hold games back, then cry when games start to require almost 6 year old, entry level PC hardware at minimum. Or those consoles.

Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater system requirements are here, and it's yet another game that requires an RTX graphics card to play. pc-gamer.visitlink.me/gJsisk

Are Bungie seriously that broken now? Because how in the hell is there no internal files or videos about vaulted content. Or is there just zero version control happening? It makes no reasonable sense to have to rely on youtube vids to find footage of your own game for evidence.

@Kojima_Hideo As if I didn't want to play Death Stranding 2 enough as is. 😂 Things like this are so damn cool

@ChainsawWoman You should! It's a ton of fun I always go back to XCOM 2 whenever I'm bored

@NovusDundus I've always wanted to play that!

Guys what's the hardest turn based strategy you know of or have ever played I'm bored out of my mind I need your STRONGEST potions

An aggressive AMD on the GPU front would be amazing to see. It'd be a nice change to see Nvidia start to at least have one drop of sweat for once too. If AMD drops the ball on this opportunity they've been given this upcoming gen. Then wtf. They need to clean out whoever let that happen.

Agreed on the reasoning, absolutely right. Have to look at the relative price scaling vs the floor. If the floor is set against the relative price, then it is transient and AMD gets caught in a trap (again) and ends up looking weak when it backs off its price a month later (again). Set the floor against the floor. Let the relative price fall where it may, as it is the transient/variable factor here. Comparisons should be made like-for-like, so either floor to floor or relative to relative. If AMD sets a higher floor price just because the street price is high, they get eaten alive as soon as NVIDIA opens the faucet for a partner rebate or MDF and drives the street price of its cards down to MSRP, even if temporary. AMD has to get aggressive.

As expected, a lot of comments on last night's podcast thought it was outrageous we suggested the RX 9070 XT should be max $550 The reasoning? The 5070 Ti is actually $900, not $750 Except it's only $900 until it's not. Nvidia has the flexibility to instantly drop the 5070 Ti to $750 if there is genuine competition to the $900 price point. Result? The 9070 XT is dead on arrival as it's priced to compete with a $900 card that's no longer $900. It's a great bait price to be honest, to force your competitor up and into a trap

@HardwareUnboxed Lol that people are seriously suggesting to pay more for something because the competition is overpriced.

@ashleetayla13 Absolutely.

@NovusDundus it’s also insulting to both characters

i’ve never hated anything more ! thanks !

Yeah, Nvidia's mindshare is insane. AMD seriously needs to get properly aggressive in price and features to take a bite out of that problem. They're catching up in features and quality parity, but that slightly cheaper price isn't enough. It's like the GPU side isn't talking to or learning from the CPU side and how Ryzen became a success.

All AMD has to do is ask themselves whether they were happy with the market performance of the RX 7800 XT compared to the RTX 4070. The 7800 XT was the faster card for rasterization, had more VRAM and was $100 cheaper (21% better cost per frame day one), yet it sold a fraction of the amount the 4070 did. Do they want to do what they already did, or do more? Big questions for the launch.

AMD has historically offered 20% better value for raster performance and their market share declined Probably needs at least 30% better value than its nearest performance competitor to make a splash (unless they are at complete feature parity) If that's the RTX 5070 Ti, 30% below that would be $525 - and no, AMD should not price it higher just because the 5070 Ti might be $900 for a while.

@HardwareUnboxed Nah, AMD is just going to price it slightly lower than the RTX 5070ti just because they think Nvidia sets the market. And it'll end up being another gen of AMD still struggling to take some GPU market share.