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Later today I will load it up on the old FX system, or the 3200G. Both are win10 pro. With win11 it looks like it is smartly utilizing more and more ram to load faster. The longer I play, the more cutscenes and loads, the more it takes. As the game first loads, it starts off with 6.5GB which steadily climbs to 8.5GB by the time it is through the first load. Every time it loads again, I can watch the ram usage grow. Here is a screenshot of right before I bailed a moment ago.
The Schroedinger joke was unexpected.
Paraphrasing -
"What happened to Schroedinger?"
"I have no idea. I don't know if he's alive or dead."
The thug insulting me while we are fighting, by hitting me with Monty Python was perfect, absolutely perfect.
"Your father smells of elderberries!"
I feel like the trout buyer bit was an homage too.
This is one of those games, that every time I think it has shown me its best, it ups the ante again. I didn't think I'd find another game as addictive as the Red Dead games, Skyrim, and Fallout 3, NV, and 4. I will have to do more than one playthrough because there have been several decisions where I wonder what would have happened if I made a different one. Don't ruin it for me, but I am especially curious if letting the other Witcher live, that massacred the villagers, instead of killing him, has any impact or not. I surmise I take the directions to his stash off his corpse anyways, but the way it is written, is so well done, I am left wondering.
The weekend is here, so you working stiffs that have not completed it, need to pick it back up.
The Schroedinger joke was unexpected.
Paraphrasing -
"What happened to Schroedinger?"
"I have no idea. I don't know if he's alive or dead."
The thug insulting me while we are fighting, by hitting me with Monty Python was perfect, absolutely perfect.
"Your father smells of elderberries!"
I feel like the trout buyer bit was an homage too.
This is one of those games, that every time I think it has shown me its best, it ups the ante again. I didn't think I'd find another game as addictive as the Red Dead games, Skyrim, and Fallout 3, NV, and 4. I will have to do more than one playthrough because there have been several decisions where I wonder what would have happened if I made a different one. Don't ruin it for me, but I am especially curious if letting the other Witcher live, that massacred the villagers, instead of killing him, has any impact or not. I surmise I take the directions to his stash off his corpse anyways, but the way it is written, is so well done, I am left wondering.
The weekend is here, so you working stiffs that have not completed it, need to pick it back up.