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I cannot do what the Developers do. I noticed the amazing sound design, detail, atmosphere that was obviuously a labour of love. I can only imagine what it took to coordinate and create Black Mesa Blue Shift. I believe everyone on the team has BIG things ahead of them and have shown they are capable of great game design.
MY frustration stems from my expectations and bugs that should be expected on a project like this. I had a negative experience and as someone who grew up on these games had really needed a win.
I had zero problems, but I could see that it was "challenging" for my slightly dated rig:
AMD Ryzen 5 5500
16 GB DDR4 RAM
EVGA nVidia 2060 (6 GB GDDR6)
2 X WD Blue 500GB SATA II SSDs
1080, high
This is most likely the answer. my CPU and MB are ....old.
I still wont forgive the two times it crashed for no good reason. I may replicate and record for posterity.
Black Mesa ran nicely so it was a bummer that Blue Shift didnt.