Quote: "10. The interface is lovely. Flat is the best look right now"
Like I said, it was an extremely nitpicky thing of me to write
Quote: "7. I have noticed a significant performance upgrade when playing GTA, no more stuttering online."
Really? Ooooh I might have to try this out tomorrow!
Quote: "6. Source please. DX11 is apparently backwards compatible with DX9."
I am going to have to change this point as it was apparently based on outdated information. Some friends were telling me that games that use DX9 didn't run properly under Windows 10. What they failed to mention was that it was an Tech Preview build they were running, which was bound to have compatibility issues. Although apparently some games do have some trouble, it will probably be fixed in future updates.
Quote: "3 and 1 I really don't see the issue with. "
There's no big issue with 3, I just find it funny that Microsoft are blatantly trying to copy Apple's model for naming/releasing OSes.
1, however, I have issues with just because I don't like my computer becoming bricked with an automatic update that can wreak havoc on a lot of things. Thankfully, I have read more about ways to prevent MS from updating graphics drivers and the like, so I've got that sorted on my system so that it will pretty much only download the necessary security updates.
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So I'm thinking about making a small game with AppGameKit that will be kind of Atari-looking in graphics (with a little more detail). The rooms/levels will be fixed sizes and the player will have to solve puzzles that will change if certain conditions aren't meant. I think it will be an interesting game and should be fairly easy to make. It will certainly entertain me making it!
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