CAPCOM has confirmed a major data breach affecting more than 11.7 million CAPCOM ID accounts worldwide.
The leaked data includes:
-Email addresses
-IP addresses
-Account activity
-Account creation and login information
In 43 cases, additional personal details were exposed, including dates of birth, gender, country/region and nicknames.
CAPCOM also found that 196 accounts had their passwords changed by someone else.
The good news is that CAPCOM says passwords themselves were not leaked, and no credit card information was affected.
NVIDIA’s new 621.01 driver is already getting some early negative reports.
Users are reporting:
• Black screens and driver crashes
• nvlddmkm Event ID 153 errors
• G-SYNC / VRR stuttering in some games
• “Prefer Maximum Performance” not working properly for some users
• mVolt+ voltage-limit issues
• DLSS Frame Generation Preset C reportedly missing
If your current NVIDIA driver is working fine, it may be worth waiting before updating to 621.01.
@Alrx799@everymovieplug Exactly. I swear it's why people have worse experiences with media these days. They can't let go of reality and are constantly picking apart the most minor details.
If they just let themselves get immersed into the world presented to them they'd have a lot more fun with it.
1. She was born female
2. She is a tsundere ojou-sama (rarely a yandere)
3. Her character develops from rival to lover, with redemption at the end
4. Sectumsempra tragedy must happen
5. Her ending is happily married with children
6. This is all about yearning for romanticism
Every year or two? I bought my PC in 2020. I bought a new GPU last year. Then I finally bought a new motherbaord/cpu/memory this year.
So I upgraded it once in 6 years. Pretty much a console life cycle. This new build will last me another 6, at least.
Before that, my PC I built in 2013 lasted me all the way to 2020 with just 2 GPU upgrades but back then they were way cheaper.
It's sad to see a studio with such a legacy go to shit and finally end like this.
Although you're absolutely lying to yourself and to everyone else if you think this is just the result of corporate rot.
Bioware could still make games, they had every opportunity to do so. They had a chance to make one last Mass Effect game and one last Dragon Age. They failed at both.
Was that due to corporate involvement? No. Those releases rest entirely on the shoulders of those who designed those games. The managers and leads who OK'd the terrible writing, the terrible character designs and terrible systems.
Those people are the freaks, the weirdos, the ideologues, the ones who will never be happy and will always want to push and preach their bullshit in everything they ever touch, poisoning everything they get involved with, because for them, their mental illnesses are their entire existence.
This was what finally killed Bioware. They could've ridden on the shoulders of giants, coasted their way to success with fairly decent games, but they just couldn't help themselves.