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It's a DLC, there were only 2 endings a year ago. Go play it! It's awesome!

Nada en particular a nivel del software de AMD, simplemente tomé ventaja de una característica de mi monitor llamada LFC o Low Framerate Compensation, la cual viene en casi todos los monitores freesync de 120hz o más. Básicamente lo que hace eso es duplicar la cantidad de fotogramas si el valor cae por debajo de la tasa mínima del rango de actualización variable (en mi caso particular el monitor va de 48 a 144hz), esto con el fin de que el valor resultante vuelva a caer dentro de dicho rango . Como en mi caso estaba jugando a 36 fps, el monitor duplica los fotogramas dando como resultado 72 y de esa forma no se produce desgarro ni tartamudeo en la imagen aun si estás jugando a una tasa baja (visualmente es algo similar al proceso de interpolación de los televisores más o menos), además del hecho de que 36 fps, a pesar de solo tener 6 unidades de diferencia comparado a 30, representa un salto significativo en fluidez visual. No obstante, cabe aclarar también que la partida la grabé en un contenedor de 60hz, y cuando se graba de esa forma, cualquier tasa mayor a 30hz se ve un poco más rapida de lo normal, por lo que si bien mi experiencia a 36 fps fue fluida, no se ve en persona exactamente igual a como se vé el video resultante en TH-cam. Espero haber aclarado tu duda.

The Incarnate Devotion is honestly not that difficult of a boss fight compared to Escribar from the first game. The boss fights preceding this one are however a different story, especially Eviterno, that guy can destroy you in just a couple of hits if you're not careful lol

This footage is from the Mea Culpa DLC. It's the only one available for Blasphemous 2 so far

Because people can play their preferred games in whichever way makes them happy... just as you're free to seek out videos you dislike just to leave negative comments :)

I'm honestly surprised that effect managed to extend to the 21:9 range at all lol

You listen to cradle? Vempire is thier best, hands down..

Hi, first of all thanks for your feedback. As far as temperatures are concerned, it's not a problem when using the default TDP of 15W, and that's considering the fact that i live in a region with temperatures as high as 32 degrees C. If you're using a laptop with this chip, just make sure to put it on a ventilated stand to keep it as cool as possible. between 60 and 75 degrees C, i'd call it a safe value. Sure the chip is rated to withstand up to 90 degrees but you have to also take into account the rest of the system (motherboard, keyboard etc), which might not be as capable to resist such high temperatures over long sessions as the chip itself (depending on the laptop's manufacturer). Mini PCs are usually a better fit for gaming with these chips because they usually have better cooling, but laptops are a perfectly fine choice as long as you keep what i previously said in mind. Finally, always cap the framerate to a value that your games can sustain consistently. The less strain you put on your CPU to draw those frames, the better the power consumption and temp behaviour will be.

I was using the penultimate armour set you get in this new update, called Wraithborn Skin. I think (if i'm not mistaken) you get this one from a chest inside the arena where you defeat the colossal wraith at the end of your first expedition to the Sunken City (located below the Bastengar area). Plus i fully upgraded all my 3 weapons using the new Sacred Essence resource (here i'm using the Sandwhip as my primary and the Knuckledust as my secondary). I don't exactly remember which essence stone combinations i was using in this footage since i recently changed some of them but the ones i commonly use are Disruptive Throw and Hurling Crystal. Besides those, i mostly use damage and momentum stones so i can kill enemies as fast as possible. That leaves me open to a lot of damage tho so it's more of a risk/reward build. And finally, i use the Idol of Wound, which helps me regain a significant amount of the received damage as health over 3s, you have to purchase this last one from the travelling vendor in the Caladrias region.

Partially. I fully upgraded both capacity and speed if i'm not mistaken, and the game usually gives you 3 GRP charges or more by that point, plus the ones you might have saved before that. I usually don't recommend spending callisto credits on any weapon besides the hand cannon and the riot gun for a first time playthrough but upgrading the assault rifle is not the worst decision in the world, it's extremely useful for Two-Head as long as you consistently aim for the heads and pretty handy against the final boss as long as you have tons of bullets for it. DO NOT waste your money on any of the weapons' final upgrades tho, they give you diminishing returns for how expensive they are (i had to spend tons of credits on riot gun shells to even make the final upgrade worth using against the final boss) and it's best to just wait until you start a NG+ playthrough to even consider investing on those.

I completely agree. It’s like they totally overestimated their combat system with this level. I’m trash and got stuck on this part for like 2 days. I ended up accidentally waking up my sister from yelling with joy when I finally beat it.

Those four boxes on the tram platform usually give you more than enough and the autosave is befote you open them until 2 head pops up, so it ls easy to re do and get the batteries you need. 4 batteries will be enough if you the first two energy upgrades for the grp, just get used to using them on the fly

Muy de acuerdo. A mi me encantan tanto los clásicos (incluido Doom 64) como Doom 2016/Eternal, pero este es el titulo al cual regreso constantemente.

​@@jjimenez3442 así es, suelo terminarme D00M 3 por lo menos una vez al año, desde que lo jugué por primera vez el 2005. pues cada vez que lo juego siempre algo nuevo, un detalle por muy minimo que no para de sorprenderme.

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