boys were training for the day the conscript office comes knocking
Ah yes, the three biggest problems in the world right now. AI's profitability, Elon Musk, and NVIDIA.
No surprises all three of these are toy and treat adjacent, which is naturally of extreme concern to these jokesters.
The jump in the technology on display with San Andreas was pretty crazy, though. Shit was released like, two years after Vice City, which itself was only a year after GTA 3. Vice City and GTA 3 look very cozy together and are extremely similar in scope. Vice CIty has 'expansion pack' vibes to it. San Andreas is 4 times larger, has double the amount of vehicles, and several entirely new subsystems like the player stats and the gang wars etc etc
San Andreas, next to Vice City, looks like it's from a different generation, almost. Compare to the discourse around 6, and a lot of people are saying it looks a whole lot like 5.
Oh and an edit after posting, San Andreas was made by a grand total of 80 dudes whereas GTA VI is estimated to involve over 6,000 hands.
Oh shit that's pretty clutch. The verification tick being useless was the hardest sell of the steam deck by far.
Trump won, the communes grow stronger. This was Chairman Trumps goal and his 4D chess cannot be easily understood (in this timeline)
Yes absolutely. A lot is going to suck but at least some madman ported Tony Hawk skateboarding physics into New Vegas.
but you can vote and have direct influence on your government. I just want the corps to make all those decisions for me :/
I know, intellectually, we're living through an unprecedented shift in intellectual labor with AI. But also, it is genuinely a video game modding golden age, christ.
between this and fallout 3+NV+4 I'll have all my dream projects available soon
I always thought an easier way to remove AI tells is to just rewrite the AI output in your own words.
Maybe the kids are getting too lazy for even that, but cmon, its cheating 101.
those fucking dante slop videos are my guilty pleasure
I kinda want the shirt too
This is such a fun fact.
Yeah I think I agree with a lot of this too. Talking aliens in general is just a fun thought exercise and I trend towards a more boring 'based on the available data' read. It also makes me hopeful to think the solidarity I feel with mankind could extend even further.
My read on the Fermi paradox is also similarly noncommittal. I think it adds some texture to discussing the unknown but I agree there's nothing actually tangible there.