Geforce now

[UnnamedOne]

I will be really grateful if game will show up on GeForce now, it will be instant buy

[Alt0153]

instant buy on a subscription service? ok

[UnnamedOne]

I will buy on steam, ge force now is only for playing. Its not like i will lose the game if i cancel subscription

[Sibirski Plavac]

Lol, imagine paying for a subscription to play with additional input lag and compression artifacts instead of saving up money to buy a proper PC.

[Starl1ght]

Originally posted by Sibirski Plavac:

Lol, imagine paying for a subscription to play with additional input lag and compression artifacts instead of saving up money to buy a proper PC.

You can buy GFN 4080 tier for 20$ per month. The same PC would cost 10+ years of GFN (but with upgrade to 5080\6080\etc) and 0 electricity bill.

[tpowl1400]

Originally posted by Starl1ght:

Originally posted by Sibirski Plavac:

Lol, imagine paying for a subscription to play with additional input lag and compression artifacts instead of saving up money to buy a proper PC.

You can buy GFN 4080 tier for 20$ per month. The same PC would cost 10+ years of GFN (but with upgrade to 5080\6080\etc) and 0 electricity bill.

That is really wild. I just googled to try to understand what you are trying to explain here and this is what I came up with. -

GeForce Now allows users to play demanding games by running them on powerful Nvidia servers in the cloud, essentially providing access to a high-end gaming PC remotely, so even if your local device isn't powerful enough to run the game directly, you can still play it with high quality graphics through a streamed video feed to your device; this means the heavy processing work is done on Nvidia's servers, not on your local hardware

[Sibirski Plavac]

Originally posted by Starl1ght:

Originally posted by Sibirski Plavac:

Lol, imagine paying for a subscription to play with additional input lag and compression artifacts instead of saving up money to buy a proper PC.

You can buy GFN 4080 tier for 20$ per month. The same PC would cost 10+ years of GFN (but with upgrade to 5080\6080\etc) and 0 electricity bill.

LOL, would never pay for a service that has input lag.

Proper PC FTW lol.

[tyl0413]

Originally posted by Starl1ght:

Originally posted by Sibirski Plavac:

Lol, imagine paying for a subscription to play with additional input lag and compression artifacts instead of saving up money to buy a proper PC.

You can buy GFN 4080 tier for 20$ per month. The same PC would cost 10+ years of GFN (but with upgrade to 5080\6080\etc) and 0 electricity bill.

and itll always lag like ♥♥♥♥ and look terrible because online video compression just sucks.
Just get a Steam Deck or used PS5.
With that being said I support it being added there, more people getting to play good games is a good thing.

[UnnamedOne]

To be fair i dont feel any lag (unless my internet get a little hiccup), and i mostly dont care for video compression, to be fair i dont even see it unless there are dark places im game.

[Alt0153]

Originally posted by Starl1ght:

Originally posted by Sibirski Plavac:

Lol, imagine paying for a subscription to play with additional input lag and compression artifacts instead of saving up money to buy a proper PC.

You can buy GFN 4080 tier for 20$ per month. The same PC would cost 10+ years of GFN (but with upgrade to 5080\6080\etc) and 0 electricity bill.

yes and you can play for 100 hours or so before nvidia starts draining you dry, it will only get worse as the service gets more popular so enjoy not even being able to afford that before long

[Trilantini]

I doubt since none of the other games from Playstation publisher catalog are there, aside from GOW 2018 which was only part-time. You will be better with Boosteroid

[Patient Zero]

yes please put it on gfn. i neither have a playstation 5 nor a pc that could run this. if you want my money, add it to this wonderful service. i would even buy any deluxe or premium edition you put up lol

[Sibirski Plavac]

Better save up money to buy actual PC instead of playing with awful compression artifacts and input lag.

[Patient Zero]

Originally posted by Sibirski Plavac:

Better save up money to buy actual PC instead of playing with awful compression artifacts and input lag.

you couldnt be more wrong. what you describe i had with xbox cloud gaming and it threw me off of cloud gaming for a long time, but then i gave gfn a shot and it plays like its installed on your pc. No artifacts, not even in racing games or games with dense foliage. idk how nvidia does it, but they pulled it off. never did i experience even the slightest input delay.
gfn is insane!

[Sibirski Plavac]

Originally posted by Patient Zero:

Originally posted by Sibirski Plavac:

Better save up money to buy actual PC instead of playing with awful compression artifacts and input lag.

you couldnt be more wrong. what you describe i had with xbox cloud gaming and it threw me off of cloud gaming for a long time, but then i gave gfn a shot and it plays like its installed on your pc. No artifacts, not even in racing games or games with dense foliage. idk how nvidia does it, but they pulled it off. never did i experience even the slightest input delay.
gfn is insane!

Its not as bad as xbox but still crap compared to running the game at proper uncompressed 4k on actual PC lmao

[Patient Zero]

Originally posted by Sibirski Plavac:

Originally posted by Patient Zero:

you couldnt be more wrong. what you describe i had with xbox cloud gaming and it threw me off of cloud gaming for a long time, but then i gave gfn a shot and it plays like its installed on your pc. No artifacts, not even in racing games or games with dense foliage. idk how nvidia does it, but they pulled it off. never did i experience even the slightest input delay.
gfn is insane!

Its not as bad as xbox but still crap compared to running the game at proper uncompressed 4k on actual PC lmao

i run every game in 4k 120 fps and ultra settings via gfn. it looks absolutely flawless.
you clearly never tried gfn premium.
the only downside of the service is, not every game can be played with mods.