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People bring up the Bethesda comparison because there was a little known game called Starfield that was supposed to be coming to PC, XBox, and PlayStation. After the MS acquisition, PlayStation was dropped from development. While Zenimax/Bethesda is not a huge conglomerate, it still has a lot of games people like so it is a big deal. Also, what MS has done with Bethesda can foretell what they will do with Activision in regards to squashing the competition.

Some games already have to option to turn off cross play from PC users, like Call of Duty. Don’t know if this is console exclusive or not since I own a PS and not an Xbox. This looks like something that should be implemented in each game.

Well, the vocal minority that was screaming for crossplay that should have made that known up front.

NPR could compete if they took risk and actually grow. People actually like to takes risks on companies, maybe even a reduced salary, if they feel that there is room to grow and/or that they are pioneering something. It is hard to feel those emotions at NPR since they are stagnant water that hasn’t really changed in 50 years. It is pretty sad when a startup can pull away talent from an established company. Especially when there is no security guarantee at a startup and they could be out of a job at anytime.

Vacuum/air cans? Don’t wait too long before doing the previous preventative items?

In the video the developer mentions that when the system is not under heavy load you want the vents closed to reduce dust intake and noise from the fans.