

3 mostly solved this, it was way more reasonable. 2 was a great game with fantastic voice acting that was really diminished by the character models.


3 mostly solved this, it was way more reasonable. 2 was a great game with fantastic voice acting that was really diminished by the character models.


It’s frustrating that a small number of really good franchises are locked into the Nintendo bullshit business model.
Xenoblade Chronicles, Zelda, Mario, and a couple of other series running on Steam Deck without the emulation nonsense would make me tremendously happy.


Well, there was the inclusion of the Brave and Yandex indexes which ruffled some feathers for sure, but I personally lost faith in Vlad as decent human when they outright refused to add a widget linking to suicide prevention resources to searches regarding suicide because they would introduce “moral bias”.
Adding a widget for suicide prevention hotline on top of ‘how to kill yourself’ result would be manifestation of one such bias - in this case moral - meaning, human interference into search results for moral reasons.


The reasons are many, but the main one is to ensure we provide an absolutely unique experience each and every year.
From the company that brings you the same fucking game year over year, with paid dlc to get the same maps from old games again.


Is this like… real? Seems like it’s coming out of left field.


Same. Questionable leadership but a very solid platform.


Yeah, that’s the one.


This entire thread is giving me the “oh come on”s.


The military recruits from young people who are some combination of naive or desperate and then brainwashes them with tried and true indoctrination. I don’t think they’re ever going to want for recruits.


Even in AI dystopia female representation at the executive level is nonexistent.


I’m pretty excited by this.
Maybe it’ll be really successful and they’ll finally be motivated to add official controller support to gw2.
Edit: shame it couldn’t have come out this week though, I have a few days off to relax and game.


Of course he can’t, he’s too much of a loser to eat shit and die. He couldn’t manage it.
Eat shit? Maybe. But eat shit and die? No sir. No way. I won’t believe it unless I see it for myself.


Nothing quite like gagging yourself with a finger to get that fucking bit of shell out of your throat.


Well, I’m pretty happy that I’ve moved most of my app downloads to a nix config I guess.
Seems like a bigger change than deserves to be buried in the changelog. I wonder what the intent here is.


Asking the real question. I’m in my 40’s now and doing fine. Sure I’m not literally invincible anymore like I was as a teenager but everything works as it should.


You might want to ask ChatGPT to define “cherry picking” for you.
Also “how to ethically cite sources in public discourse”.


If you’re going to just copy paste some out of context slop you could at least just provide a link (he says, knowing that probably came right out of a “write me a paragraph proving that porn is bad” ChatGPT session).
Or are you going to say that “[3]” citation notation in there was totally intentional?
Maybe we should ban anything with a correlative (but not necessarily causative) link to decreased “grey matter” though; let’s start with social media. You’d clearly never use that, right?


Converting those roles to debuggers and active devs does a lot for both the business and the workforce.
Hahahahaha… on wait you’re serious. Let me laugh even harder.
They’re just gonna lay them off.


Ah that’s rad!
I feel that you’ve severely misrepresented or misunderstood why people don’t show up to things. Assuming that they’re just addicted to instagram or whatever is such a crappy take.
Most adults are tired. They’re under paid, over worked, over stressed, and just plain worn down. The weight of a world designed to crush them has done its job very well.
People don’t show up because they’re depressed and stuck in a hole they don’t know how to get out of.
Source: I live in the real world. Also, I too run book clubs and shit and have seen people struggle to stay engaged.