Nothing tests a battle-brother’s faith in the Emperor quite like coaxing a decade-old, jet-engine-sounding gaming rig into running a modern masterpiece. Watching Demetrian Titus commune with a sacred Imperial Coginator in Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 feels less like sci-fi and more like my actual daily ritual of chanting binary prayers and mumbling sacred machine prayers just to get 60 frames per second on low settings. Praise the Omnissiah, press power, and pray it doesn't catch fire.
Nothing tests a battle-brother’s faith in the Emperor quite like coaxing a decade-old, jet-engine-sounding gaming rig into running a modern masterpiece. Watching Demetrian Titus commune with a sacred Imperial Coginator in Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 feels less like sci-fi and more like my actual daily ritual of chanting binary prayers and mumbling sacred machine prayers just to get 60 frames per second on low settings. Praise the Omnissiah, press power, and pray it doesn't catch fire.
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