I mean, ofc they are gonna say whatever gets them investment money. Might as well say it will last for the rest of humanity’s existence. They just keep moving the date over and over and over and over again.

GTA 6? Ah, the preload for the GTA:Online, because that’s what they ultimately care about: selling shark cards.

Same. Besides, it will probably only act as a vehicle to sell GTA: Online, more precisely, shark cards. To me, this isn’t more than already shipping the assets for GTA:O. They showed that they don’t care about singleplayer. Not a single SP DLC came for 5, can’t even use all the GTA:O cars in SP w/o a trainer.

Absolutely. I am also thankful for it. I’ve been shitting on these projects, and at least people here seem to be more against them, but holy shit, on Reddit, the mainstream subs at least (PCMR cough), they absolutely love these slop projects. Any slop project really, but especially the recomps and PS5 emus / translators.

Some projects try to hide their vibecoding, then you dig through their commit history and see first commits with like 20k to 50k lines, and the project being quite new as well. People really love this KytyPS5 emu / translation layer (not retro, I know, just mentioning it). Guess what, it has the highest line count of any first commit I have ever seen, 200k lines. Project has only been a thing since Jul 16 of this year. You can’t make this shit up. https://github.com/KytyPS5/KytyPS5/commit/147188b143f67c27d8da396e759c19336f64c105

To me, is the clearest indicator of vibecoding, if they are trying to hide it at least. If you are undertaking a serious project and not immediately creating at least a local git repo from the very first couple lines, this shit is straight outta Claude. Keep in mind Github is just a place to host git repos. Any history before adding a remote obviously stays and will be visible. These guys are legit creating their repos only when have tens of thousands of lines already. How about managing history from the start? Vibecoded.

I don’t like either, just go with a normal distro. All distros are nearly equal, shown in benchmarks over and over again. just pick your favorite package manager / release model, that’s way more important than 2% more performance in archiving or some bs.