

And that’s amazing work they’ve done, but really it’s surprising that it’s not already supported natively.
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And that’s amazing work they’ve done, but really it’s surprising that it’s not already supported natively.
Truly just the brute force solution. Need a shitload of compute? GPUs can do it! No one stops to think if we really need it. It’s all about coulda, not shoulda. Yeah, ML and AI has a place, but big tech just thinks “slap an LLM everywhere”. Just such horseshit
True, I do dislike when gamers just unilaterally say “this game is bad”, because it’s such an opinion. Is it bad, or do you just not like it? Maybe other people do like it
I actually think Syndicate is one of my favorites, behind only black flag… I absolutely loved it. To me Unity was the boring one
Which is why looking at some of those games I kind of get why games need to charge more. Definitely not keeping up with inflation. However, I also see a much broader range in those games, and if they want game prices to go up then they also need to understand price ranges for quality.
Something like RDR2, true masterpiece, I would go to 100. Maybe 120. That game is perfect, no flaws, and several hundred hours of gameplay.
Assassin’s creed could stick at 60. Very much a mid game, gets a mid price.
Oh gears, amazing co-op! Great cover system and a chainsaw on a gun. Phenomenal!