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Galactic Civilizations IV
Colony Vesta

All beginnings require some sort of investment. A form of hardship or a 'price'to be paid, In Vesta's case the first inhabitants had to deal with an atmosphere equal with 2oth century Earth. Only after the government placed the atmosphere cleaner satellites, a real sense of community starts to grow.

Picture : Colony Vesta.
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We are playing this oldie DOS classic these evenings!
https://imgur.com/a/VoRMQHe
Check it out!
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Post edited December 18, 2024 by .erercott
Didn't expect it to be this fun
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blademaster12349: Didn't expect it to be this fun
Which game is the screenshot from?
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blademaster12349: Didn't expect it to be this fun
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Ueber: Which game is the screenshot from?
Dead Estate. I got it from a friend as a Birthday gift and finally tried it out a couple of days ago.
Cities: Skylines 2

Look mom, those trees look really nice!
6 year old Sam, comments to his mother

With my holiday starting now.... Best wishes to all the faithful screenshotters...

May your holiday be true and filled with all kinds of nice images
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Harder than what I imagined.
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"Among the towering spires of the city, there are whispers of a colossal sky serpent that drifts silently through the steel and concrete canyons. Though the serpent is said to be harmless, its sheer size and graceful, serpentine movements evoke both awe and trepidation. With scales that shimmer in hues matching the city's metallic sheen, the serpent weaves effortlessly through the narrow gaps between the towers, its long, undulating body casting an imposing shadow over the pristine surfaces below. Its presence, though non-threatening, is a constant reminder of the vastness and wildness that still lingers even in this meticulously engineered urban landscape. The serpent's slow, deliberate flight adds a touch of majesty and enigma to the stark cityscape, making its silent passage through the towering structures a mesmerizing spectacle that commands both reverence and respect."
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Post edited 4 days ago by Namur
Some HD shots from Dragon Age : Veilguard

I finally found some time to test that Sony 1080p N3 monitor i bought earlier this year. It does not disappoint, and certainly not with the modern titles. HDR400 certified, nothing to write home about but still a clear improvement over my 2K HDR-Ready monitor's colour output. The lower GPU draw also invites using a higher set FPS than i normally do. 90 for DA:V all in all resulting in a, at least to my untrained eye, almost equal result in sharpness and better result overall. I could even vouch for a better control in combat when comparing 90fps to 60, but for now i will take it as 'inspirations of the heart'

Inspiration was also what i encountered in my continuation of Veil searching.

Take for example these first 2 shots. Delirious and Reality. Good fun, i guess if you were like me and let your fishies die multiple times in earlier Bioware titles.

The third shot fantasy, well, is quite personal. If I were a fantasy knight dressed in fantasy armor I would look like this!

Diablo is the final shot, i really imagine Diablo 3d person like what you see in this shot.

small disclaimer, i have no clue how these HDR shots translate, it does not look very nice from my side to be honest :p
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Post edited 2 days ago by P. Zimerickus
This should give you an idea as to how it's going.
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