Makes sense, since they can't even transition into the afterlife

average video game doesn't cause violence. factoid actualy just statistical error. call of duty, which inspires 10,000 cops each day, is an outlier adn should not have been counted

Ach so, dachte wegen Wurzeln und so...

Ist das so ein Zahnarzt-Ding?

>Sprachmodelle wie ChatGPT sind aus dem Alltag nicht mehr wegzudenken.

Das zeigt nur wie wenig Fantasie die Leute haben.

So story became "Every day, I'm going to look at one small thing about this job or processes here that drive me crazy, and address that. I'll stop telling a snarky depressing story of how fucked we are during team meetings. We all know we're fucked. Talking about how fucked we are changes nothing."

The funny thing is: High-level combat is pretty good, with a lot of systemic flexibility. So many synergies between weapons, abilities and pictos. I think you'd enjoy it... if you weren't also forced to perfect parry everything they throw at you.

(I'm talking about optional bosses, endgame, NG+)

It's like whales, except the value goes to people that get to keep making games (or even keep making THE game, in case of Patreon for Early Access)

It just opens the menu and starts thanking my nonexistent subscribers for their donations. No gameplay is happening over the course of four hours.

like not every liability is an ai user, but every ai user is a liability and always was, even before they were using it. you just had to find out the hard way

That is to say, I would fire anyone who can't keep their hands away from a tool that's explicitly forbidden by the company.