@Bead @victor @gh0st1984 @DrRyanSkelton @CatLord @ChurnHinge @Dan_Hulson @Eiswald @Fash-E @WeissenSocken88 @RehnSturm256 I meant using like, gpu encoding. I've never had an AMD card so I don't know what the amd equivalent to nvenc is.
@ChristiJunior @rasterman and this is a great contrast to how he talks to children
@SpurgAnon..... Why do they?
@DrRyanSkelton @victor @gh0st1984 @Bead @CatLord @ChurnHinge @Dan_Hulson @Eiswald @Fash-E @WeissenSocken88 @RehnSturm256 make sure you get OBS studio instead of just the regular OBS and make sure you download it from the real website. Idk if you can record with amd cards or not, but by default OBS is set up to use your cpu anyway.
@Shlomo shanghai alliance is only a few letters off from shanghai alice 👀
@tk there's a good punk song about this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ofWmAh5ZXn0
@sharutiaburaddofouren Pikmin demo drops and macron can’t handle it
@GrungeQueef I wouldn't be surprised, but they also have to know that those are some of their biggest exports.
@Daikonradish @phnt if you're struggling to get through your backlog, a somewhat decent way to organize everything is to get a list of all the games you want to play. Put them in a spreadsheet. Get the audience metacritic score and divide it by how many hours it takes to beat it. Then multiply it by a value from 1 to 5 on how much you want to play it relative to everything on the list. You'll get a final score that will help sort out, generally speaking, what is going to give you the best time:quality ratio. You don't have to follow it exactly either, but it does help organize it and makes it easier to shave off games.
The only flaw to this system is that really long games, like RPGs, end up pretty low on the list. It's good to keep that in consideration when deciding what to play next. The main point of the list is to trim off games, though, both in the making of the list itself and playing the games.
こんにちは、私はひげさん。はじめまして!