That is not at all how it works or what they are saying. For the time, it was not poorly optimised. Even at low settings it was one of the best looking games released, and pushed a lot of modern tech we take for granted today in games.

Being designed to scale, does not mean its badly optimised.

You clearly have no idea what it is

Thank you so much! I managed to get it working. However, I’m not sure now how to establish communication between Sonarr/Radarr/etc and Prowlarr, as well as the reverse.

The video tries to imply it’s industry wide, but only show 3 tweets. I’ve also seen nothing but praise from other game developers I know.

Fans expectations for games are already insanely high. Baldur’s Gate 3 isn’t going to change much.

Also the video implies that this complaint is industry wide but only has 3 tweets (or X’s?).

Yeah. I believe YouTube ads are basically just YouTube videos so it’s difficult to filter out.

I really hope they don’t have a similar privacy policy to Niantic because it’s horrible. Not only do they collect pretty much everything possible and then share it with third parties. They don’t even define all the information they collect, only data they deem identifiable.

This Privacy Policy covers our use of any information that can or could be used to identify you (“Personal Data”). It does not cover information which cannot be used to identify you (“Anonymous Data”).

Is this common for a privacy policy? I’ve never seen it before.

These might be too violent for a 10 year old. But these are the only ones that come to mind that haven’t been shutdown:

• Naraka Bladepoint - melee battle royale
• Chivalry - hack n slash
• For Honor - arena fighter (small player base could be hard to find a match)

More similar to Knockout City:

• Omega Strikers
• Roller Champions (Could get shutdown soon)