

I have the feeling that the lab will experience more trafficking
I bet all of those “influencers” and “tech gurus” who told the people not to buy one already have one themselves.
I just finished it for the second time; the writing is good, just like undertale. A lot of wrong hints are thrown towards you, like when it seems that two characters are connected for a long time, you play the previous sections up to this point in your head with the new knowledge, only for it to be obviously wrong. I like it better than undertale, but the music is a little less catchy.
Well I get AI for NPC dialogues and images for visual novels, because some just aren’t talented and don’t have the money to pay an artist for a free game.
It when you say an ai “I want this in my game” and it does that? If you have no idea of coding it’s going to be an unoptimized 13 frames mess.
Ai has its place in gaming, but it’s not the code IMHO
Yay! More AI slob games that all play the same and all look the same! Wonderful!
Controversy could mean loss of money.
Und das ist nicht gut. 💸
Easier to implement that way, and they’re on the safe side if one lives on the border, is counted towards state 1 by law but gets internet connection (or IP) from state 2
Off with your clickbait titles, bot. At least use some LLM to get a short conclusion as the subtitle.
Ah yes, the Portable Monitor - the Pornitor
We here in the Apple Garden know that Apple takes all our usage data and trust then that they are used anonymously. But Apple has no access to data when it is encrypted, they even warn you when you encrypt your data that you need to safe the keys yourself, they can only delete everything if you lose them.
I was in a similar situation, but I got a MacBook M1 for literally everything but PC exclusive gaming, and I kept my gaming rig dual booting windows (on the HDD) and Pop!_OS (boots automatically, saved on SSD).
Why did I get a MacBook? I just wanted it. I‘d probably throw SteamOS on the gaming rig one day and use steam-link with an Ethernet cable to stream the games to the MacBook.
And yes, Linux is really easy to use nowadays. I’ve been thinking of throwing a lightweight distro onto my parents laptop. They only use Firefox so they won’t even notice it lol
The feature:
I had my heavy armor silent mage.
Silent fireball sniper.
But if you put someone with no experience in game design in charge of making this, it will just be another boring generic city or forest. I don’t want the city to look like something I’ve seen before - I want a cool experience. Minecraft and games like these only work because they are sandbox games in the first place and open world in the second. And they also don’t use AI but rather an algorithm and a seed to calculate the worlds.
Xenoblade, Zelda, the Witcher, GTA - they all have handcrafted worlds. Every tree is placed with meaning, every hill used to keep you wondering what you’ll find next, every quest fleshing out to the game‘s world and its characters.
But I’ll give you the benefit of the doubt if you show me a single game where AI made something better, heck, it only has to be somewhat acceptable, than a simple seed based algorithm could have done it.
For me, ironically, the best use is useless NPCs. Use Generative-AI to make the crowd look huge and unique and not copy-pasted. But don’t use it for anything else.
But all the bought assets look good!
Could be playing Sir Whoopass instead tho. Better experience for PC gamers https://www.gog.com/de/game/sir_whoopass_immortal_death
I fixed this by using Debian and Firefox. The only thing my parents do on the PC is stuff on the internet. It’s just important that it opens itself after the startup. They love the speed of it.