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In my testing between my desktop and an ethernet-connected Xbox Ally X at 1080p60, 007 First light streamed with 10ms of latency (<1ms input, 9ms display) at a bitrate of ~190MB/s. Doubling the frame-rate to 120fps worked out to 15ms of latency at a bitrate of 380MB/s.

Both those bit rates are well above gigabit ethernet speed. I wonder what percentage of Steam gamers have home networks that fast.

I wonder how well I would manage in a 2e world after years of familiarity with 5e, and how difficult it would be to adjust back to 5e afterward.

Do you mean that survival is hard at those levels? Were you by any chance playing a wizard?

Thanks for the write-up. I’ve been pondering Baldur’s Gate 1 or 2 in part because I think some of BG3’s characters first appeared in the earlier games.

Which edition of D&D rules does the first game follow?

I’m skeptical of Padmé thinking “videogames” means dude-bro shooters.

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