Hard disagree. They found a great balance until the open world section. Even then, I still loved it.
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Hard disagree. They found a great balance until the open world section. Even then, I still loved it.
As someone who has been struggling with similar gaming issues with my five year old, this was an amazing article to come across. Thank you
Hopefully the Max app. The Paramount + app is utter trash
2026 anthem contender
I wish there was a little less RNG, but hey, that’s space for ya!
The world needs to catch up fast or this is going to get out of control. You don’t regulate AI like we have social media or the internet. You regulate it like enriching uranium. There needs to be trade agreements and alliances drawn in over this technology. In a year or two, it will be too late. #ai
Honestly? This is a rare win-win.
Honestly, a great take on how appeasing a fascist doesn’t actually stop their need for more power. Even after losing Mortal Kombat and everyone else abiding by the results, Shao Kahn still invaded.
How did they get an iceberg to record lines in a sound booth?
Beautiful season from start to finish. I can’t remember the last time a show made me feel real joy every time I sat down to watch it. #AKnightOfTheSevenKingdoms
And different internet speeds apparently.
I’ve had every system since the Commodore 64 and have blown plenty of “adult money” on unnecessary things, but I’ve never once felt the need to expand the storage on a system.
This happens with every medium and independent voices will always break out. In film, the auteur movement of the ‘60s and ‘70s blew up in a way that stunned Hollywood and changed the landscape for what movies got made.
Imagine paying $179.19 instead of just playing 2-3 games at a time.
It’s happening on a massive cultural and financial scale. What rock have you been living under?
One of my favorite games of all time
No, I just don’t talk in extremes. I think AI might be one of the most destructive technologies ever created, but you could say the same thing about the Industrial Revolution (it might also have been a net negative for society before you call me on it)
You’re right, hallucinations do happen, but they now happen way less and AI’s are starting to quote sources with links and double check their work. Every iteration is leap frogging the last.
Also, you think you’re talking to someone pro-AI. You’re not.
That's like saying that a manager asking his direct report to send an email while he creates a operating budget for Q2 isn't a real job.
Why do we create manufacturing processes when hand-crafting items leads to such a higher base quality? Because the efficiency has value as well.
It's not. NFT's had no inherent value. AI is already writing code, it's writing emails, it's creating images and videos. The quality of those things are what everyone is discussing, but a year ago, three years ago, etc, it was barely usable. Right now, it's the worst it will ever be.
It’s 2016 and I’m watching a streamer learn to play a game called Overwatch.
It’s 2026 and I’m watching a streamer learn to play a game called Overwatch.
I'm going to say this again in case you haven't heard this one: I was a talented writer and it did *nothing whatsoever* because I hadn't put in the work, and I put in the work for ten years (subtracting the bit where I had to quit for my mental health) to write Witchmark
talent alone could *never*
@sirlarr.bsky.social, just listened to the new Inside Games and I agree with everything you said about the Overwatch spotlight, state of the game, etc. But I’m choosing to gaslight myself because I want to like Overwatch again.
Hopefully, this relaunch pays off and the devs find a new spark.
Disney, let him cook. #quackattack
No writer is a failure until they are dead. Full stop. A career in writing is built over decades. It's built like a house, brick by brick, book by book. Not published yet? Emphasis on YET. Book not selling? It's not selling YET. You're only done when you quit.
And I don't think you're ready to quit
It’s a fun build!
