The line? Usually you need to be doing something conceptually different. This knockoff electrabuzz wouldn’t have raised as many eyebrows if it was in a farming simulator, or a card game.

It’s like if you had a chainsaw gun in your game, and your game was a third person shooter set in a dark gritty sci-fi world where you are fighting subterranean monsters called the Focus Board.

Bingo. In many ways, but not all, palworld was lazy, and unoriginal.

Yeah, they finally added one of the common anti-cheat tools to it. No anti-cheat is perfect, but it has made a huge difference.

It’s definitely the most photorealistic game of this scale. IMO. It’s looking to be quite the feat, and worth the development time/wait.

It took them until this year to finally start addressing rampant cheating in GTAO PC.

The most profitable game in history, and they couldn’t muster a solution to the hacking/bullshit until now.

Truly the darkest timeline

They don’t have a lore bible and a bunch of design documents and iterations and versions of their plans laying around?

Weird.

This also makes me assume that before any new campaign they review YouTube lore videos to get up to speed instead of reviewing their own fucking internal literature.

Cheers to the guy who’s just having three beers for dinner.

I feel like I’ve been slowly building a free collection of Metro games on all platforms for a decade now.

Someday I’ll play one.

What do you mean about the regulars? What sort of crowd is it?

Legasea

Mac went up almost the same amount, too. If I’m reading the article correctly.

Yup. For me, I just expose a few things to HomeKit. So HomeKit is my dashboard. And I use my Green to host a few additional services.

They should improve the dashboard until I’m jealous of it.

That last bit looks like something you should send off to a place like 404 media.

Yup, they are targeting people deep into the PCVR ecosystem. Index owners are their ideal customers. And now, people who previously purchased an Index and a Beyond, too.

The police are here to protect the owner class.

I’m surprised it doesn’t have a TikTok logo watermark. Looks really strange.

And can’t they fit at least one Family Guy episode in the empty space down at the bottom?

Good content is expensive. And from what I understand, the financials are all fucked up across the industry.

Just look at Netflix, they just blew $320 million on a huge piece of garbage, The Electric State.

It’s amazing how they basically perfected something, and then just dropped it in the trash.

I know it’s easy to explain that they basically sold them to everyone who wanted one. But it really feels like a device that/situation that a company like Google could maintain as a good will thing. As a standard. As a protocol.

I remember there being claims from him or his team about lidar being a dead end that would not scale as well as computer vision.