You're embarrassing.Oh look, someone who can't even admit he's fucking clueless. No, 90s PCs actually could show more than 256 colors. Any color limit, when it was present, was usually because of the video card not the monitor.
Just to let you know before you post another smart-ass comment to someone educating them on how 90s computers couldn't handle more than 256 colors, just like how OMFG Fallout is a game with pre-rendered graphics.
See: I commented on someone, trying to correct them. Turns out they're the one with the correct facts, and I'm the wrong one. Then you jumped in adding unnecessary comments. When I replied back on your "smart" comment, you go on autistic rage on how I'm wrong and clueless, all seemingly because I use the term "pre-rendered sprites," as if it is some sacred term that requires knowledge on some ancient computer arts before I can even type it.
This is all when the actual person I'm replying too has no business with me anymore, and I don't even know why you're saying this:
No, 90s PCs actually could show more than 256 colors. Any color limit, when it was present, was usually because of the video card not the monitor.
As an argument against what I've said before when both video card and monitor are parts of a PC. And that video card is the processing part of a PC and the monitor is the output one, which means that, theoretically, if the monitor is connected to a machine capable of showing more than 256, the monitor will show it.
And I don't even read any external sources to argue with you, just what you and Risewild have said. Stop it, and admit you're a dumbfuck, or embarrass yourself even more.
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