Exactly. For a second there I thought I was on Reddit reading a response to someone with “human” in their user name.

It’s not AI, it’s a mimic. Could you see this as a Reddit post? I can. The chat bots have all absorbed 10?, maybe more, years of Reddit. And that’s just one platform. Disqus, YouTube comments, and 4/8Chan are probably in there as well. You know Facebook and Instagram are. Among others.

What in that phrasing doesn’t read like a partially digested mishmash of save the planet and fuck Boomers social media rants?

Social media style chat responses after absorbing social media TO LEARN TO TALK should be expected.

Given the source material, would anyone be able to prune all of the foulness and BS with algorithms?

Given our current education deficit, we’ve already had to import quite a bit of talent to keep up with being a first world country.

Example: when was the last time you encountered an Indian doctor?

Given the plans to make real/higher education accessible only to the wealthy, we’re going to need to import even more talent.

Oh hell no. Not until the first two patches are rolled out.

PC here, I don’t play sports games. RPG stuff. Larian, Bioware, Bethesda, yea the damn Ubisoft AC games, RE, and such. Some of the indy stuff. If it’s DND I have it. And 4x. I love and hate 4x. I’ve not seen ads in any of that. I suppose they could’ve worked McDonalds or some bullshit onto Mars station or the Presidium, but they didn’t.

The story lasts longer. And there’s no commercials. Why not?

I say that as an old person.

That’s a solid estimation of the three.

Refinement wise origins is to Fallout 3 and Odyssey is to New Vegas.

I liked Origins. Tomb exploration. History lessons. Angry hippos. It was solid.

Odyssey is my favorite of the 3. Worth it.

Valhalla was too long. They took the Odyssey formula and just did too much. Normally I completionist games, but I could not finish those repeatable side quests. Odin’s marathon runs among other things. After Valhalla I had no interest in buying Mirage and doing it again.

We did get 7 computers back by 1am last night just by constantly rebooting.

That said, 40 out of 47 never came back. So clearly something more is needed.