Posted November 26, 2020
Will GOG Cyberpunk 2077 be playable on Geforce Now?
I'd like to support CDPR
Thanks
I'd like to support CDPR
Thanks
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agedc
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argamasa
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Posted November 26, 2020
agedc
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Posted November 26, 2020
Ohhhh!!!
Thanks!!!
Gracias xD
Thanks!!!
Gracias xD
Post edited November 26, 2020 by agedc
timppu
Don't worry, be sorry.
Registered: Jun 2011
From Finland
Posted November 26, 2020
Not yet. It will be playable on Geforce Later.
real.geizterfahr
Grumpy Old Gamer
Registered: Apr 2010
From Spain
Posted November 26, 2020
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n67YJ7ICh_Q
Sorry, couldn't resist^^
I guess that one needs a bit of an explanation, since it is a german thing. Short form: It's a sound you play when someone made a (often very, very, VERY shallow and facepalm-worthy) joke.
Long version: There's a region in Germany where 99% of people are totally nuts when it comes to carnival. We're not talking about wearing a costume, being silly and drinking lots of alcohol on one day. We're talking about a whole "season". It starts at 11 past 11 on 11th of November (11th month) and ends on "Ash Wednesday" (which is between February and March, depending on when Easter is). People are organized in carnival associations and... well... how do you say "Karnevalssitzung" in English? uhm... yeah, they do THIS all the time. Try watching it for at least a minute and you'll get a pretty good idea of it.
A "Karnevalssitzung" is something very serious to them (yes, Germans take 'having fun' very serious!). There are various people on the stage holding funny speeches. And whenever the punch line of a joke comes, they play that sound.
Sorry, couldn't resist^^
I guess that one needs a bit of an explanation, since it is a german thing. Short form: It's a sound you play when someone made a (often very, very, VERY shallow and facepalm-worthy) joke.
Long version: There's a region in Germany where 99% of people are totally nuts when it comes to carnival. We're not talking about wearing a costume, being silly and drinking lots of alcohol on one day. We're talking about a whole "season". It starts at 11 past 11 on 11th of November (11th month) and ends on "Ash Wednesday" (which is between February and March, depending on when Easter is). People are organized in carnival associations and... well... how do you say "Karnevalssitzung" in English? uhm... yeah, they do THIS all the time. Try watching it for at least a minute and you'll get a pretty good idea of it.
A "Karnevalssitzung" is something very serious to them (yes, Germans take 'having fun' very serious!). There are various people on the stage holding funny speeches. And whenever the punch line of a joke comes, they play that sound.