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92~95 °C should be max for desktop CPUs
while mobile/laptop CPUs should be blelow 90°C at all times

in your case, clean your pc and its fans from any dust, maybe re-apply thermal paste (arctic mx-6) to your CPU carefully

a bios/uefi firmware update might also optimize your CPU and its temps

update drivers and stuff

Originally posted by Eto Anuta | Это Анюта:

Originally posted by ꞦɄꞨꞨĪȺꞤ ꞨꝊɄŁ:

В этот момент друг был в сети час назад, но он ничего не отправлял.

Статус друга в сети никак не относится к написанию сообщения в прошлом...

Просто когда оно появилось он в сети не был и час он ничего не отправлял, ведь желтый квадрат говорит о сообщении в личке.

Originally posted by Ishan451:

And in case there should be an "infinite cleave" special on the grenade gauntlet that i am not aware off, i will happily be revising my opinion.

In the interim I remembered that the Grenade Gauntlet was said to have infinite cleave on the special attack where you put the thing onto the enemy. Dunno if it still does that, but if it does the enemies need to be super stacked, to all take damage from the explosion.

Originally posted by BigJ:

Understandable and well explained, take my points.

Thank you, and in hindsight, I apologize for the rather rough tone at the end of my reply. It seems my annoyance at people using the Rumbler as Horde Clear (not mixed hordes) has been getting to me.

Originally posted by BigJ:

If we do it enough rumbla may get a well deserved nerf or trauma a buff, as it stands the poor stave is a debuff stick.

Sadly I don't know how you'd nerf the Rumbler to a level where people don't end up glued to it, because it literally breaks the game, but still maintain it's usefulness.

It is simply a poorly designed weapon in my eyes. The problem with them is also largely the User not the weapon itself.

The Trauma-staff is a lot better in that regard, although its just as annoying with peoples tendency to explode things just in front of the faces of their fellow operatives, thus costing said operatives stacks and ammo and such. Different story when they are struggling, but I have had so many people being "helpful" by thinning the horde right in front of my face, instead of exploding the Gunner a little to the side that was melting my face off, as a result of all my toughness-regain-suppliers being gone up in a cloud of gribbly.

Originally posted by Numenorean:

If you thought that we would stop getting news for the DLC and get more news for the main game, once this was released... You were wrong.

This should show you how much people get driven when you have a new way to get money from your customers, as they already got our money for the bus game LOL. What a time to be alive

Your choice. I hope this is not a complaint about the release of news?
There are several for The Bus in the last time.
And there will be some more for the dlc.
We think this belongs to a good communication.

Everytime I have played a deino in the last few weeks there have been no fish of any type any where even if I am the only one around, no one is eating them, they are not spawning, there is no area that they secretly spawn that you need to learn the location of, they are NOT spawning period

Originally posted by романенко прайм:

watching for 15 minutes already, where is my skins?

Yeah Dont trust this, this seems very suspicious

Originally posted by Lynd:

Originally posted by One Punch Papyrus:

You can only spend 6 skill points in one of the 3 skill books, and what you get is random per skill book. If you did all the missions, you are only getting 9 skill points before the end, so you specialize in one skill route, or diversify across all 3.

The game is a rogue-like, not a rogue-lite.

Appreciate the clarification but I didn't call the game a rogue-lite.

I named a couple reasons as to why I think people feel like the game requires a save. I personally don't care for a save or not. I was a huge fan of RE Outbreak and still play on the private servers to this day.

I think for the sake of early reviews which indie games depend on, the addition of a save would do more good than bad since that is the main bulk of negative reviews currently.

That's my bad. I was caught up in the heat of the moment. Sorry for that.

I will say that the game will, in it's current state, will only take 1.5 - 2 hours to "beat"with friends. Probably a bit longer on solo. I don;t see a use for a save at this point tbh. Maybe later when we get more stuff to do, but that is it.

Originally posted by Shyao:

Originally posted by One Punch Papyrus:

You can only spend 6 skill points in one of the 3 skill books, and what you get is random per skill book. If you did all the missions, you are only getting 9 skill points before the end, so you specialize in one skill route, or diversify across all 3.

The game is a rogue-like, not a rogue-lite.

Even roguelikes have a save system. Many roguelikes allow you to save mid-run, allowing the player to play for however long they wish, save, and return another time. But even if we were to ignore that, there's other types of saving that's beneficial to roguelikes. Such as saving results of runs; things like what build I had during previous runs, how far I got, etc. It gives a sense of progression as you can clearly see from game results that you're getting better or worse with each run.

Other things worth having a save system can include an in-game glossary for things like perks you've obtained for quick reference, files you've read for those who're invested in the story, and also allowing things like unlockables that don't affect gameplay. Things like new cosmetics for your characters, perhaps locked behind in-game achievements similar to World of Horror.

Currently the game has no achievements for that kind of feature. From what I have played over the demo and this current EA build, to not give anything away in the short time you have with the game, it is too short to even have a save at the moment. Progression is kind of non-existent with what happens at the end.

Your build is also randomised from the skills that are available. There is some consistency, but you get skill points depending on the number of skulls per level. Levels are fixed with some randomness of the puzzles. You also don;t have to do everything in the missions.

Sorry for flying off the handle. I was a bit heated.

There is no max, but there is a point at which they stop getting harder (I'm not sure when that is though).

Nice. Thanks for sharing this.

There is also Crimson Flyboy.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=--ZTS6Mx9ds

Originally posted by Aurinsov:

Originally posted by matteopobbiati:

creativa è meglio

li sblocco gli achievements?

Ovviamente no.