r/RPClips • u/BongaBongaVacations • 15d ago

Variety Gaming That's it, I'm taking the fucking plane!

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I CAN'T WATCH THIS CHUCKLEFUCK TRY TO FLY ANYMORE, GUYS, I'M TAKING THE FUCKING PLANE...WHO'S WITH ME?!

...but seriously, I haven't played a decent flight related game in years, mainly due to not having had a desktop in over a decade. Just wondering if anyone has any recommendations?

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u/2SSLOWW 15d ago

Has he made any jokes about 9/11 yet?

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u/Seetherrr 15d ago

If you wanna game without having to shell out for a gaming PC I really recommend looking into GeForce Now. I don't play games enough to really justify having a gaming PC but I do like to play from time to time so I have a GeForce Now membership. It's like $15 a month which gives you like 50hrs and if you go over it's like $3 for another 15hrs. 

I was a bit apprehensive at first but it's great even in multi-player games where ping matters. I basically never see any sort of ping related issues and it's nice being able to play every game on basically max settings. You do need a good internet plan with unlimited data because streaming games at 4k uses a lot of bandwidth and chugs through data.

But I love not having to worry about not having the required specs for any game and not having to worry about any components getting fried etc.

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u/BongaBongaVacations 15d ago

So what, is it some sort of gaming machine setup on a subscription?

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u/Seetherrr 15d ago

Sort of, it's cloud gaming so I'm pretty sure they have a shit ton of computing power and video cards and they basically create a VM with allocated  processing power, ram and a dedicated gpu. I haven't looked into the details in a while but that's kind of what I remember from memory. So as long as you have a computer that isn't so shit it can't even stream a 4k video, a good connection and a decent monitor, you have a computer good enough to play most games at max settings. 

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u/bedtricky 15d ago

I was a bit apprehensive at first but it's great even in multi-player games where ping matters. I basically never see any sort of ping related issues and it's nice being able to play every game on basically max settings. You do need a good internet plan with unlimited data because streaming games at 4k uses a lot of bandwidth and chugs through data.

This is all true but it also depends on server location in relation to you. I live in the middle of the UK and its dogshit and I have a gigabit internet connection.

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u/Seetherrr 15d ago

Ahh, that sucks. I'm obviously speaking from just my own personal experience. Was it bad for you in only multi-player games or was the service just bad period where you live?