The Witcher 3 PC video is utilized to advertise the Xbox One edition
The Witcher 3 PC video is utilized to advertise the Xbox One edition
They claim their platforms as dominant forces, but back then people doubted they could match anything ever made. They pushed their products to the limit and now they’re struggling to keep up. It’s funny how ironic that is.
They're just trying to steer clear of misunderstandings about a product's capabilities on hardware that can't handle the game at those settings. I think you're right about developers not wanting to release it for consoles just to make a demo. It's clear they're focused on getting the product onto popular platforms like PC, Xbox, or PS4. I'm definitely getting it on PC and looking forward to playing it next month for the story and good gameplay.
Even if they did, it shouldn't come as a surprise. This situation has been ongoing for years. Also, the information you're referencing is outdated—I'm certain the image of the person using the PC in the cabinet is at least two years old and has appeared repeatedly across multiple discussions here and on PCMR. And if you're accusing someone of spam, ensure your behavior is completely professional. If I remember correctly, you've created threads before, including this one, that are unnecessary and repetitive; for instance, your comparison about Xeons versus Core i-series for gaming, when Linus himself made a detailed video on the topic, and other participants have already verified his statements. All you're doing is repeating what others have already shared, which falls into the spam category.
I didn't create a discussion about Xeon versus Core series. My thread focused on debunking common myths rather than comparing them directly. I set up the background using a recent news article, but the timing might be outdated. The historical context I provided isn't particularly relevant to the conversation.
The discussion centered on comparing the Xeon to the Core-i series, mirroring Linus's points from his video. You pointed out similarities and noted grammatical issues in the thread, mentioning it felt repetitive and lacking substance. The overall topic was deemed uninteresting and irrelevant. Additionally, the content was flagged as spam due to its lack of meaningful relevance.