ErneX

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by ErneX 1y ago
They are definitely doing something but it seems it’s going to be more PC-like. Like even supporting 3rd party stores. I’m intrigued.
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by ErneX 1y ago
It’s not a flex at all, just for reference. I get every console at launch, so I went from PS4 to Pro to PS5 to Pro. At launch I really enjoyed Demon’s Souls, which I never played in PS3, fantastic game. Then came out Returnal probably my fa
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by ErneX 1y ago
I disagree, it has plenty of great 1st party exclusives and even 3rd party. And I own every console.
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by ErneX 1y ago
Returnal is probably one the best 1st party games available and it’s a PS5 exclusive. Its sequel Saros is coming out next year too. There’s also Spider-Man 2, Ratchet and Clank Rift Apart, Astro Bot, Death Stranding 2, Ghost of Yotei… Their
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by ErneX 1y ago
This isn’t exotic at all. This is the future roadmap of AMD even for their own PC GPUs. Since Mark Cerny became the hardware architect of PS they have not made the mistakes of the PS3 generation at all.
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by ErneX 1y ago
It has plenty of games not including cross gen games and remasters. Compared to the PS4 the output has been completely fine. But it’s a fact development times continue to increase. But that’s not a Sony thing it’s happening to every publish
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by ErneX 1y ago
I don’t think they ever claimed that. Every time Mark Cerny discusses PS hardware he always mentions that it’s a collaboration, so whatever works for AMD they can use on their own GPUs, even for other clients.
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by ErneX 1y ago
Manually placed lights and baking not only takes time away from iteration but also takes a lot of disk space for the shadow maps. RT makes development faster for the artists, I think DF even mentioned that doing Doom Eternal without RT woul
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by ErneX 1y ago
I disagree. From what I’ve read if the game can leverage RT the artists save a considerable amount of time when iterating the level designs. Before RT they had to place lights manually and any change to the level involved a lot of rework. T
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by ErneX 1y ago
I think it’s you who is naive. Plus Maduro is even offering our riches to Trump if they leave him alone: https://www.nytimes.com/2025/10/10/world/americas/maduro-ven... Seems he lost the anti imperi
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by ErneX 1y ago
Venezuelans are being starved by the sheer incompetency/corruption of its leaders. It’s a kleptocracy. The collapse started way earlier than the sanctions. It’s funny, but it’s even insulting that some people cannot comprehend that the
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by ErneX 1y ago
Our collapse predates the sanctions. Also, Maduro is willing to trade our natural resources if it gets him more years in power: https://www.nytimes.com/2025/10/10/world/americas/maduro-ven...
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by ErneX 1y ago
Thanks mate, that’s what the people have been trying for many years but it’s an uphill battle when they have the all the repressive means and the population does not.
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by ErneX 1y ago
There are many ways to intervene and pressure other than a full blown invasion.
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by ErneX 1y ago
I’m not advocating for an invasion don’t get me wrong. Venezuela had the biggest oil earnings of its history during the early Chavez years and all that money was pilfered. The oil industry infrastructure, the electric infrastructure is curr
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by ErneX 1y ago
Every country should be rooting for our situation to be solved. We have way too many people abroad enduring bad situations that would be better back at home with a decent government and democracy restored. There are people that have WALKED
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by ErneX 1y ago
Don’t make everything about yourself. We are in a big trouble just as it is and we could use all the help we can, even from the US regardless of who is at WH at the moment.
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by ErneX 1y ago
This award gives us hope and recognition as a country struggling to get rid of a dictatorship. Every Venezuelan that aspires freedom should be proud today.
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by ErneX 1y ago
Gotta love when foreigners explain to me what my country is going through. And they don’t even stop to think about what they are doing, it’s borderline insulting.
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by ErneX 1y ago
I fully understand what you mean. But just so you picture it: things are so dire there after 25 years that people would even cheer at any country intervening. So let’s pause for a moment and think: what is the best alternative? Keep endurin
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by ErneX 1y ago
You learned the script well and are good at regurgitating it. Congrats!
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by ErneX 1y ago
The countless human rights violations, stealing elections etc. predate the sanctions. This honestly feels like patronizing. Look up the UN reports of all the human rights violations happened over the last couple of decades there.
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by ErneX 1y ago
I’m not going to engage in a competition of tragedies. You are replying to a venezuelan with relatives and friends that have suffered and still suffer the consequences of the regime. Just stop and think for a moment before even think about
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by ErneX 1y ago
There’s kidnapping, imprisonment, torture and rape of political dissidents. They created an exodus of 8 million people. Starved the population. Killed people in the thousands in the favelas and other poor areas without a trial. Steals elect
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by ErneX 1y ago
The regime has been constantly committing crimes against the humanity. They created an 8 million people exodus. They kidnap, torture and kill political prisoners. Deployed the national guard on the favelas to kill indiscriminately thousands
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by ErneX 1y ago
Probably not, but it also sheds some light on left leaning democracies that are too soft with the Maduro regime just because they share some ideology.
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by ErneX 1y ago
Then I would argue that the current regime is at war with its own population.
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by ErneX 1y ago
And what’s funny is that I’m even willing to trade oil deals if someone gets rid of the murderer kleptocracy that stole Venezuela from us. So yeah let’s do some oil deals if you help us get back to democracy.
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by ErneX 1y ago
You think that doesn’t happen in Venezuela? https://www.theguardian.com/world/2018/oct/09/fernando-alban...
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by ErneX 1y ago
See I truly respect President Boric from Chile, it’s one of the few progressive leaders from the region that has been outspoken about the Maduro regime and calling it what it is: a dictatorship. Unlike other leaders of the region who could

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