There's a lot of room for improvement in your lighting. An HDRI will help tremendously, but darkening your world and increasing the key lights will get you a long way already.
Keep it up
StijnVVL
joined 2 years ago
I'm running a RTX4070 too and was advised to not hold back on PSU. I've completed the new built about 2 months ago and people warned me about PSU quality based on the one I had selected first. Better to invest a little more but have stable performance down the line.
NOTE: I'm also running a fairly power hungry CPU.
I ended up with a Corsair RM850x Shift. I did find installation quite a lot easier with the Shift version.
Love the contrast in the weather and lighting.
I had the impression reddit was overall less toxic compared to other social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter. I always thought that it was the "community" aspect of reddit responsible for this. People want to belong to a community and are generally less toxic towards fellow community members.
Maybe I was lucky in my community selection?
That said, I'm happy to be here instead of reddit... It certainly feels a lot more welcoming!
Journey before destination my brother
Why skip far cry 1&2? 1 is a little dated yes but iconic in itself. The setting of far cry 2 is one of the most unique in gaming history and it brought some very interesting mechanics into gaming which were revolutionary for that time.
There might be a lot of nostalgia speaking here though. I had so much fun with both games!
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Welcome! I hope this community grows out to be equal to what we've had at reddit. Since you are here already, my hopes are up!
You guys are doing an awesome job! Valheim quickly became one of my favorite games and I'm looking forward to what the future brings.
Take your time to deliver the quality we've come to appreciate, there's no rush!
I'm willing and happy to try! It certainly looks like a more friendly and respectful concept of web than what we've seen so far with centralized corporations.
This is most informative, thanks a lot for your explanation!
Thanks for your explanation! It does make more sense now. I'm more in favor of the Lemmy interface and way of working so I suppose it's better to have 2 separate accounts (one on each platform)? Or can I use my Mastodon credentials to logon to Lemmy?
I might be completely mistaken and don't understand it at all.
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