Novantis

Frankly, Helldivers 2 loses are not going to impact the bottom line at Sony. They've already sold a ton of copies of this game and they publish many other critically acclaimed games that sell very well. Hence why they seem to be moving ahead with banning sales to non-PSN countries. I think minimally we should be review bombing other new Sony published games (Horizon Forbidden West being the biggest most recent release) until they get the message that this will effect all of their future game sales until resolved. Helldivers have to represent permanently lost Sony customers and there needs to be a commitment to not buy any new Sony published games until resolved. That is all.

Just upgraded to a 5950x and getting pretty high load temps after a few minutes of heavy load gaming (90-91 degree high after a couple minutes of cyberpunk in 4K). In 3D mark CPU load test I’m getting a lower than reported score for my CPU and the temps are about 83 average. This was a drop in upgrade on my AM4 Asus ROG Strix X570-E motherboard and I’m reusing the noctua NHD15 cooler that I had previously which I’ve read should be sufficient to get at least 70-80 degrees. Used about of pea of Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut paste on the new CPU and wiped old dried out paste off of the heat spreader on the cooler with isopropyl alcohol before replacing it. Any thoughts on what I should try would be

Full disclosure, zero expectations a system like this exists in game. But regardless, does anyone think it would be interesting to have a mostly functional “beater” ship that needs to be repaired or have modules replaced to have full function? Thinking something similar to the Millennium Falcon’s hyperdrive always breaking down in combat making escape impossible. I think it’s probably a little silly if all of the ships we get access to are in perfect condition and don’t require maintenance.

I’ll make enb changes in game. Save them to file. Close game. Changes persist when examining file via notepad. On reload of game launcher seemingly overwrites all my tweaks. How to prevent this? I’ve tried setting enblocal.ini to read only and it still gets overwritten somehow.