They are probably still trying to get a fine to stick from when it was bundled, these things seem to take a lot of time to move forward.
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Theyâre saying they have to do something to restore competative market.
All the other companies who lost out is not because of the office teams bundle but because frankly those other products are inferior. No one would rightfully pick those products.
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Wasnât aware of that, cheers - think my last Office install on my work laptop pre-dates that, but to be honest I probably wouldnât notice anyway as our main team pick the default setups and Microsoftâs stuff works so well together (for the most part) they generally seem to be one package anyway.
Theyâve made major strides in that inter-compatibility in recent years, the ability to share files, collaborate on documents and integrate from DevOps right the way to infrastructure, services / pipelines to user front ends whether web apps, Office / Windows stuff (including online versions) or Azure VMs.
Xbox is probably one of the least integrated now which is why I suspect theyâre doing the Xbox chatbot, looking at maybe a Windows / PC store option and why they pushed to unify the Xbox and PC development environmentsâŚ
As for corporations, agreed theyâve little chance the regulators could force competition back into the market - our Infrastructure team really donât like Zoom for security reasons and IT in general while we all moan about MS and the constant updates the alternative scenario with no default OS etc would be a nightmare so theyâre pretty trusted.
Plus, all the higher ups in corporations know them, trust them and will sign the cheques to buy from them - for example in my firm if we tried to move to Open Office to save money the partners would riot even though itâs their money - as they donât like change, and would rather spend the bit extra to get what they feel is worth it and to not look cheap to other companies lol
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I always thought that title was so strange. It sounds like an internal project codename, then when it came time to release the game they just forgot to come up with an actual title.
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Thatâs actually harder than it looks, since we need to recognize every attack that can be jumped and those that canât. Then dodge or strafe, with rolling though we only need the timing for attacks and we can dodge everything.
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Yeah, you got a point. He makes it look so easy though, haha.
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https://x.com/tomwarren/status/1805624634324267281?s=46&t=O_AGT9SEnlptKOF_2SxtqQ
I guess a new leadership was the call that was really needed.
https://x.com/tomwarren/status/1805627341978120223?s=46&t=O_AGT9SEnlptKOF_2SxtqQ
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I beat Margit and Godrick for the first time these past few days with the help of guide and builds, but it is pointing out something that has been bothering me : hitboxes are so weird in these games. I feel like Iâm guessing safe spaces around bosses but getting hit anyway most of the time, itâs just a matter of hitting harder and more often than you get hit.
This video is helping a lot. I will surely test jumping my way out of bossesâ reach.
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I think Hargeetâs idea makes sense.
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Going Live
https://x.com/IGN/status/1805447597135479169
Interesting. Thinking about it I can definitely say I never really enjoyed the combat in DA games. And the new one could be actually fun. Hopefully there is enough variety in the moves and skills, that goes a long way.
Ryse is not a RPG but it would have been so much better if there had been way more attack moves.
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DA is one series that keeps changing its gameplay style with every installment.
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Gaius is down! The fight wasnât too bad and I didnât need my mimic. I think being a Scadulvl 12 is paying off, but Iâll have to test that out with other bosses eventually.
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Actually going to buy it, it is just too good to disappear.
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So if we have an active sub and receive token we get to keep FH4 forever?
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If you ever bought any DLC and have game pass they said youâll get a digital token for it
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