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for the sake of completeness, windows answer centre has suggested that the RAM is likely fine and that it could be a chipset/motherboard issue. I've updated/reinstalled the MB drivers and will see if this puts a stop to the random crashes, fucking computers. Daily BSOD and i cant figure out the cause - Microsoft Community ANSWERS.MICROSOFT.COM Hi everyone I am running Win 10 on my desktop. Specs are: MB: Gigabyte AX370 Gaming 3 GPU: GeForce GTX 1060 3 GB CPU: Ryzen 5 2600 (6core) RAM: 2x8 GB The lead up to my problem is that i had a BSOD I've u

It should come as no surprise that I despise celebrity culture but what's that you say? Cameo? Hmmm

On a new GPU I think you're in luck as the prices are much better than they were a year or two ago. Depends what you want though. You should consider a few variables, such as if you want to run games at 1080p or 1440p; whether you want games with ray tracing set up; whether or not your motherboard is compatible etc etc Sent from my SM-G955F using Tapatalk

Week 18 - Mon 4th - Sun 10th May IMDb Score 7.0/10 Metacritic 58 American Pie Original Trailer: I thought for a change, why not? Lets take us all back to 1999, when everything was so very different. Like warm Apple Pie 😀 Let us know how it goes just over 20 years later!

I downloaded the base game + DLC pack from GOG on one of their clearance sales and have been enjoying it. If you liked the pen/paper version of Pathfinder DnD and/or don't mind reading up on the rules, you'll have fun with it. If you expect a standard video-game-ized version, you'll likely be disappointed. It has pros and cons to the approach, primarily in how much you have to rest at early levels since healing and spells are very limited, as you'd expect from a 1st level DnD character. You can respec for free three times. I've respec'd once at 10th level because I wasn't using two of my feats at all and for some reason long swords seem to be very uncommon in the game so I wasn't using my weapon focus at all. I'm playing a human Paladin. I don't normally go for Paladins, but I figured it would fit this game. You are trying to establish a barony from an unclaimed land full of monsters and curses, and I'm assuming from the game title you eventually develop it into a kingdom. I know how AI can be in these games so I figured I'd need a tanky character with some diplomacy skills and so far it's working out well. I'm using the tower shield specialist fighter NPC as my helper on the front line, gave both the 'shield wall' teamwork feat, and let the tower shield fighter fight defensively. With the various buffs and lots of lay on hands uses, as long as nobody gets stunned it works pretty well. The rest of my party is all standard NPCs (you can buy 'mercenaries' and spec them from scratch if you don't want the story based NPCs). I'm using a kinetics character, something I was completely unfamiliar with, a rogue/wizard/arcane trickster, a cleric, and a bard. Bards are actually pretty solid in Pathfinder and their party buffs are very helpful. I let the cleric use a heavy crossbow most of the time and hang back with the squishy characters in case something flanks us, then he can go to mace/shield and fill in the gap. This game mostly plays by the pen/paper rules. You want to cast stoneskin? You need (expensive) diamond dust. You want to cast restoration? You need an (expensive) diamond. You need to carry rations into areas you can't hunt in if you want to rest, and rations have weight, and weight leads to encumbrance. There is no fast travel. What's actually my favorite departure from standard RPGs is there *is* time pressure. Don't get your barony established in 90 days? Game over. Screw around with side quests and don't follow the main plot line? It doesn't care, the next curse is coming on X date if you're ready for it or not. If you aren't, it'll damage your barony and be harder to deal with, or cause you to lose. The troll invasion starts when it starts, not when you walk over a certain trip wire or use a certain dialogue tree. Your peasants complain about a problem, there's a deadline to set an advisor on it or if fails. Early on you may have more problems and opportunities then you have available advisors. Get a diplomat visiting from another country? He'll wait for awhile while you're out, but not forever. Some things will wait forever. Establishing a trade route with a given country seems to always be an option. Alignment actually matters. Your dialogue choices may vary based on your alignment. What sort of things you can build in your city depend on your alignment. If you get along with your advisors or not, since they aren't all going to be your alignment and apparently if you disagree with them too much they'll quit. I have a lawful evil treasurer, for example. The combat is...spotty. There are some real difficult encounters mixed in areas that you wouldn't think they'd be in. You can change the difficulty on the fly, though. I have had to do so twice to advance the story in probably 40 hours of game play. Once when I got stuck in a dungeon with no rations (cave in blocked me in and I was 3 short of being able to rest before a really tough boss fight) and once when I'd spent too much time building my barony and not enough leveling my character and was getting my ass kicked by cursed creatures. All in all, I have found it to be at least as much fun as the various NeverWinterNight games were, if perhaps just a touch more amateurish in the difficultly scaling and tutorials.

Aside from the problems i am currently having with my PC in the other thread..... I am thinking about a new graphics card. RDR2 graphics are lacking for me and my framerate on 7D2D keeps flucuating between 80 and 24 depending on whats happening. Overall, my card (Palait GeForce GTX 1060 3GB) is a bit outdated and i was thinking about a replacement and have been suggested a RTX2600 or Rx5600xt as a new starting point. any suggestions ? I dont have a G sync monitor and im not using V sync either So im assuming it comes down to preference ? Im also wondering if my BSOD problems could be the graphics card as well, given that all the error codes are direct X driver related

I’d watch that mate of Phil’s...he can be a bit dodgy

Yet more DS3

12 stages in total, I think 4 hidden retro boss fights, unlockable retro characters and it saves your progress by stage, so if you fail a stage, you can continue from the stage you failed but you have to replay the stage again, which are all pretty short anyway. If you die, you do have the opportunity to choose a different character or add some assists which will give you extra lives but will impact your score. If Normal is difficult (it is for me), I'd recommend playing through this game on Easy as once you complete the story, you unlock all other game modes and one of them is the retro arcade style with no saves. Overall I'm loving this game but it can be pretty hard going.

This is another one I enjoyed from them

Have to admit, I've played shot ton of BF5 simply because CoD had turned into a heap of shit over the last few years. The recent issues EA had with servers forced me into buying Modern Warfare and although I am still way too slow to keep up with the run & gun on steroids loons, I've quite enjoyed it. Having said that I would go back to BF4 any day of the week, awesome game. BF1 was pretty good also tbh. Next BF release won't be until 2021 so they can use the new console releases effectively, they really need to return to heady days of BF4 with HARDCORE available. BF1 really fucked this up and BF5 doesn't even have it!

This is one CRPG I haven't got round to playing just yet. I've done them all from Baldurs Gate, Neverwinter, Planescape Torment, Pillars of Eternity up to Divinity Original Sin. May look to pick it up in the coming weeks. A sequel was recently kickstarted too