*human porn.
Google can’t even block yiff with safe search, lol. AI has incredible difficulty with evaluating furry porn. Which means that Mitch McConnell is going to live out his final days looking at anthropomorphic hyenas that could benchpress a fridge and have 11 inches of freedom, lmao.
Generations of southerners and people in the central US are going to be looking at considerable amounts of yiff if conservatives have their way.
Also…like…who needs an ultra realistic videogame? Cel shading and other techniques usually age better anyways. I want games to be fun first and foremost. Eye candy is just candy without substance.
Some games like Elite Dangerous benefit from ultra realistic, but I’d hardly call that a mass market game, it’s more for simming.
The Coors Light of shooters could probably be cel shaded and be just as fun in 2024 as the next release 9-12 months later. And they could save a lot of overhead costs.
1997 was at least 15 years ago. ;)
I’m sure there’s some small game that technically invented it, but was rather obscure. TF2 was the first mass market hero game I can think of. I guess TF1, in some respects.
Wasn’t TF2 the first hero shooter?
I played for 90 hours, it’s fun. But like many games where the narrative is determined by hundreds of thousands of people, it suffers from the Marvel Studios problem where nothing ever happens. The aliens destroy X planet and it gets rebuilt and everyone moves back. No attacks on super earth, two enemy types, mostly the same set of planets.
The gameplay loops are fun, but I have most stuff unlocked and was hoping the robots would really make an incursion, or the bugs would attack super earth. So far though, no dice.
For $40 and 90 hours of play, I can’t complain. It just doesn’t feel like it has the staying power of a DRG though.
I didn’t even know it was having a PC release until like…a game award thing of some kind and was floored that I didn’t hear about it. Realized it was on Epic and wasn’t gonna be a wider release and lost interest.
Galaxy On Fire 2 was great, but Elite Dangerous on PC later kicked the absolute crap out of it.
Whales spend tens of thousands of dollars on p2w bullshit. It’s all unregulated gambling.
Glad they are doing this. I don’t mind seasons too much, but I start to feel kinda exhausted if the station or maps are just completely overwhelmed by seasonal changes and not just the base game stuff.
I do hope they add more mission types eventually. Would like to see kinda…L4D2-style “Get from PT A to B safehouse” before completing a major objective deeper in with limited supplies. Deep dives feel too much like standard missions in this regard, to me. I’d like to see more variety, at least.
Underground lakes, rivers, and water sounds that affect navigation or gameplay could be interesting, too. Pondskater enemies, diving sections, etc.
The next few years of chip designs are going to be really interesting. The PowerVia innovations are really cool. I am curious if that will free up some room for other things that previously needed power delivery on the front of the chip.
The game equivalent of “straight to DVD”
I used to be annoyed at bike lanes, until they all started getting connected to each other. Biking is now really fun and a hell of a lot easier than finding parking downtown. Cars still have their place, but ebikes have significantly made a big city much smaller and easier to navigate.
There’s a few countries that use US currency as the premium currency. Its very bizarre to be halfway around the world and see US dollars, but its a strong and reliable currency in countries where the local currency is too volitile to use.
We only started pirating after Amazon refused to let us play movies we paid for because our hardware was too old for their DRM. It was a 2014 PC made of recycled parts. At the time, it was less than 10 years old. We pirated the same movie and realized it was easier to find, higher quality, and surprise, surprise, capable of playing on a PC we kept out of the landfill.
When I see anti piracy measures that punish people that don’t pirate, such as massive performance hits or privacy violating features, it makes me want to pirate more.
I wouldn’t personally do it, but you might be able to hire a contractor who can ground down the points and then add a weatherproof coating to the tips. I would definitely talk to the neighbor before you do this, though. They also make rebar caps to keep people from impaling themselves on construction sites. Ugly as sin, but would make the fence safer for humans and animals alike.
Sounds like the fence company should be on the hook to remedy an improper installation, though.
The trailer kinda looked…generic. The original computer game is very fun, and the board game is excellent.
Omg, haha. I didn’t even realize the unintended pun xD
And yes, they are now properly wiring and insulating their house and oven :)
It is…inevitable. A shame, really. >:)