Demonicreature

Mind you this is in prime time:
 
Edit: new test outside of prime time:
 

 
 
Edit: Got a slight upgrade, prime time speed again:
 

thanks you helped so much

Copy paste much

I don't get it

Hi,
 
I have been following LTT for the past 3-4 years. I was very amused as well as informed by the kinda 'crappy' videos in the back room of NCIX of this odd looking guy taking a look at stuff I was interested in buying / wanted more information about.
 
But I feel since LTT became a company, rather than a simple YouTube channel, things have changed for the worse.
 
Let's start with the videos.
While production quality has certainly increased, ~1/3 of the videos is advertisment, videos are split into parts, most likely in order to get that ad money (the sponsor messages) times n(parts). Not only is it rather annoying to watch a video in parts coming out weekly, it's also breaking the flow of the experience.
Next, the content of the video seems to be targeting an increasingly younger population. There's a lack of actual information and for that matter technical know-how.
Compared to channels such as TS for example, Wendell alone probably knows more than all of LTT combined.
One example would be the VM build for 2 gamers on one machine. Using commerical software, instead of something such as KVM or w/e. Followed by the server running Windows. really... this can easily be done on Linux, and through setting up Linux on your server to do your external rendering, you could have made tutorial videos along with it. But ya. Audience getting younger and so on.
 
Which brings me to the WAN show.
As it started in the garage, it was a nice show to watch. You had a nice catch up on the weeks information. Now it's basically 90mins of fooling around and ad banners / product placement / sponsor spots.
I know companies see you as influencers, and considering your rather young audience, you probably are, yet you kinda lost the path you were on when you started.
 
As you can see, I once really liked LTT and the direction it was heading. I even contributed to the first funding campaign for the forums, eventhough as a student I barely got any cash.
But after the success of the 'First Blood' initiative, basically you went looney, asking for 50k and god knows what.
 
The last thing to address would be the forums.
Appart from being obviously insecure, and thank god I use some rng pw here, the community has really gone down hill. It used to be a friendly place, people trying to help eachother and so on. As for what you can read now on a lot of other forum from the same sector is 'Don't go to LTT if you want decent answers.' And from my experience, I gotta say, it kinda became exactly this place. Someone posting a build, and 15 people flaming the OP as well as eachother.
 
I gotta say I am sad to see what happened to LTT and I will no longer be active on these forums after this post.
As well as unsubbing from the videos, as I really do not enjoy any of them anymore. Perhaps I am too old for this kind of content? I do on the other hand closely follow TS as well as participate in their Patreon, so my guess is I kinda grew out of LTT, maybe because I'm double the average age?
 
Be it as it may.
 
Sad to see this community / LTT go where it is heading.
 
Regards,
 
Scia

Why would I complete a game I dont like?

Its just boring. And somehow its not fluent, chopy. (gameplay not fps). Story is nothing special at all. Had a little fun entering some cheats but then the game broke...
 
Anyone here feels the same?

295x2 FTW!

Hey linustechtips, I've been going through a phase that people have called "gamer fatigue". Its been months since I last wanted to play a game. The last game I've really enjoyed and wanted to keep playing was TF2... but I stopped about march last year and I think that it started when I stopped TF2... after that I've just been using my computer using the internet most of the time. I often find myself going through my Steam library thinking of wanting to play a game but I end up just using the internet again. I sometimes play some games for about 30-45 mins and just get bored and give up after that. I have quite a number of games not even reaching 2 hours of gameplay... about 80% of games I own I think. There was of course some games I got into last year that I somewhat enjoyed like GTA IV(I know... old game... I felt nostalgic about GTA so I played it and got like 8 hours out of it... was disappointed but the mods were fun) and civilization 5 with about 40 hours of gameplay. Other than these 2 games I have played, I felt that everything else was boring. I play Dota 2 occasionally with my friends but I got bored of it very quickly and now I rarely talk with them. Games are the thing that boosts relationships between me and my friends but since I stopped playing games much, I feel like the distance between us are getting larger and larger. Is there any way to circumvent this issue? Maybe recommend me some games that are fun to play... idk. My life feels so empty without games but whenever I try to play games I and very reluctant. I apologised if I have ruined anyones days after reading this... I wanted to get this out of myself.

The game sucks so much that I don't even want it free...

dood, its only 40c degrees.. some places are this temperature are people can still survive

Comcast:
 

I get the feeling you haven't watched the video...

Why dont we take heat from my place

And put it to your place

My assumption would be that a $399 4K panel would be a shit panel.

You have ruined the mouse, that hole would drive me fucking insane.

But then competing products are not cheaper either in that quality range.

Day one: Gary's Incident. It stands as a masterpiece and testament of how you should never create a game.

Portal 1&2. They just f*cking blow my mind. Other than that there are not too many that really made me go full retard.

I'll give you 5$. 

People thinking they can download RAM....

I hate highly caffeinated products, and I love strong coffee.
 
Life, Y U combine dis.

That.. is actually a great idea. I've not decided yet but I think I can put 1440p monitors into consideration now, thanks.

I interpreted your "magnificent" as the design of the monitor, not the resolution, thousand apologies..

Its actually way out of my price range but I guess I can try to save up for it if I want it eventually..