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Vert sync on, other video options on max, 1920x1200, 16Q AA. No obvious problems and very stable. There were a few hiccups when died a few times in the beginning and alt-tab in quick successions. Other than that, haven't noticed any performance problems after a 2 hour gameplay. Torchbearer may have a skill problem. I couldn't get a level 2 fireball even when I have skill point available and on lv 13.
Let me see: Dune 2 (first strategy game ever played) Dune 2000 Emperor: Battle for Dune Master of Magic Warcraft Warcraft 2 & all expansions Homeworld Homeworld 2 Romance of the Three Kingdoms III Romance of the Three Kingdoms VII Romance of the Three Kingdoms VIII Romance of the Three Kingdoms IX Romance of the Three Kingdoms X Dynasty Warriors Tactics 1 Dynasty Warriors Tactics 2 Dynasty Warriors 4: Empires Dynasty Warri
I'm not suggesting anything but merely points out nothing will be "always" and used China as an example. The demise or dimishing of a superpower have many ways which could be violent or not and could be from external or internal problems. What the main question here is the status of "superpower". It can merely be diminished, instead of destroyed, to the point of almost equal to other major powers, which means no more "super/hyper" adjectives. The Man's Golden Hour shibfilet r
Nothing is forever. Empire rises and falls. Superpower comes and goes. Ideas were created then lost. Even if we cannot predict the future, the word "always" will never happen. By the way, China was the superpower for 1000 years before the rise of Europe. Only currently did it re-rise out of the ashes of physical wars and ideological wars.
Cultural stagnation is the killer of all ethnic groups. Ancent Tibet Monarchy rule stagnanted and gave away to Theocracy God-King (political+religious leader and antithesis to church and state separation political system) rule. Theocracy then stagnanted and ended (only in TAR) during the 1956-59 rebellion against land reformation of the CCP to Tibetan (former) serfs. Combining all accounts from exile friendly and not friendly sources, the political system in Dharmasala had not really changed muc