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If 100k isn't enough, you need to move.

RetuenOfDevsman posted...

Wait a minute, it seems to not actually know that the matches are scripted, lol.

It doesn't "know" anything, it's just regurgitating mixed up formats, buzzwords, and patterns.

It has no idea what it's actually saying.

I have like 50 hours in it. Great for turning the brain off.

So a bunch of AI-generated nonsense with no actual creativity behind it?

Didn't read lol

Swimming is so easy to do once you learn. It becomes second nature real quick.

Just gotta kick your hands and feet in a downward direction. And be mindful that when you exhale, you might sink a bit because your buoyancy is reducing. On the flip side, breathing in will make you float easier.

Herculous

Based on the article this doesn't seem to be bad news, but rather an expected curve in their revenue.

pinky0926 posted...

I don't think this part is actually true. The games market is bigger than ever, and you can easily go and find brutally difficult games if you want to.

It's definitely true regarding large studio projects. Look back at the old days of MMO development for another example. XP and Gear loss on death used to be the norm. Ever since WoW came out and got mainstream popular, those functions have all but disappeared. For the better, if you ask me, but hardcore people liked there to be 'consequences' for playing poorly.

Even within WoW, which was already casual compared to MMOs of its day, the difference between the initial release (classic) and the current game is insane. It skews way more casual in the modern game. Faster leveling, easier leveling, easier gearing, barely any travel time, etc.

Hardcore people dislike casuals because the existence of casuals has altered the gaming market substantially.

Back in the old days, most games were made for hardcore gamers. Massive RPGs, high APM RTS, brutal side scrollers, etc.

Now, though, the main audience is mainstream casuals who don't want games to be incredibly hard or excessively complicated.

This means hardcore gamers have fewer new games per year to suit their style. That's the main problem they have.

pegusus123456 posted...

it sounds absolutely nothing like the Rugrats theme.

Pay attention to the main melody. It's the same.

_____Cait posted...

Lol what is this music

It's literally a remix of the Rugrats theme song, just turned into faux-retro video game music.

Your 10 month old child is absolutely not 3 feet tall

This is a sunhawk level of posting, my dude

Wow. Do better from now on, TC. This ain't it.

Zikten posted...

Wtf

Do they hate the original or something? I feel like that was done on purpose

I feel like, if we look at the art team for Velma, we're going to see at least one woman who looks suspiciously similar to that design.

Remember when they redesigned Dante, from Devil May Cry, and he looked almost exactly like the director? I feel like that's pretty common in projects where somebody comes in thinking they can make a classic character look "better"

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/8/8c563fcc.jpg

lilORANG posted...

12 and 15 is definitely weird but moreover Aang is pre-pubescent. He looks like a little kid. Katara should not be into him lol.

It's not that weird. Don't try to make it weird, bro.

Viltrumites beat Raditz-level Saiyans, but when you start hitting the level of Vegeta and Kaioken x4 Goku, they get outclassed.

Humble_Novice posted...

While I get that some people can't help but speak from the heart

If speaking from the heart means saying hateful, threatening things to a minority group... maybe that person should reconsider speaking at all.

It is what it is.

I wonder why he even comes here anymore if he just blocks 84% of the user base lol

I haven't seen him ever since he threw a tantrum and blocked me like 5 years ago or something.

Yes. A remnant from my days of political discussion.

I never thought a Sonic the Hedgehog Cinematic Universe would exist, let alone be well-received.

You can only spread yourself so thin. The whole concept of humans helping their own family, their own tribe, their own nation, etc. before all else is the result of limited resources.

The idea being, you're responsible for your own family first, and that person's family is responsible for them. If their family failed them, that's not on you.

Okay bye

The thing about being in the middle is that we're not making one binary choice between something good or something bad.

You don't have to be all or nothing. It's okay to have a mix of opinions that doesn't fully agree with either mainstream political party entirely.

It's also okay not to throw complete and total support behind one party in its entirety just because they balance out to be less awful than the other party at any given time.

They said they're doing different shows and such to celebrate their 30 year anniversary. That's probably where the Blizzcon budget is going this year.

72% correct. That's better than last time, but still not great.

SAlYAN posted...

It's funny that this "jedi spider sense" just makes them instinctively pull out a lightsaber any time they ahappen to sense the dark side.

This isn't how it works, and you know it's not how it works. Luke peered into Ben's mind, and what he saw was so sudden, so shocking, so overwhelming that he felt an urgent need to defend himself and everyone he loved.

For only a second.

DrizztLink posted...

Not one of the options.

Take great care in making your selection*

SAlYAN posted...

and trying to kill a sleeping child

That's the real kicker isn't it? Did he try to kill a sleeping child, or did a flash of instinct cause him to turn his saber on after witnessing the death and destruction of everything he's ever loved in a powerful force vision?

Choose carefully. There is a correct answer.

78% voting correctly so far. I think last time I made this topic, the poll ended up with 61% saying no. Barely a D minus. A distressing number.

Let's see if we can do better as a community this time.

pauIie posted...

always hated this part of the story. luke, who redeemed space hitler, drew his saber on an emo kid that didn't do anything yet.

Luke also viciously hammered his father down to the ground and cut Vader's hand off in a moment of rage, right after Vader threatened his sister.

Someone already voted yes. Lol

CE is new and improved, TC. You can't get away with low effort posting anymore.

I didn't know there was going to be a season 2. Good for them, I guess.

They're both slappers, but Live and Learn is infinite hype.

https://youtu.be/VOEvlJVjnF0?si=5IzgJBPtuDM-nEgk

It's a "Europe > America" thing, so of course they have to drastically overstate the situation to make a meme of it.

Different kinds. I definitely find myself listening to Sonic music (from Adventure onward) more than I listen to Mario stuff.

Eh, she's alright.

It's definitely fun enough to be worth $20, easily. There's good class variety, fun builds to try, etc.

It didn't have the longevity of D3 for me, but I got my money's worth even at full price.

Mega Man X9, in the SNES style. Similar to how they did MM9 and MM10 a while back.

MMX1-3 are some of my favorite games ever made. I'd kill for another high-quality title in that exact style. None of the fancy PS1 era models, voices, etc. I just want the SNES style, right down to the character sprites.

I'm a Little Caesars main.

I expected this to lead into a Star Wars quote of some kind, so there's the answer. I never think of anybody else when I hear "Luke" out of context.

Paper Mario, with a small shout out to Mario RPG on SNES. I rented Mario RPG a couple of times from blockbuster and loved the idea of just... exploring the world, talking to people, etc.

I would say RPG lit the fuse, but Paper Mario was the dynamite.

Literally no chance, no