-- slipping through in an iterative phase of development wouldn't surprise me any more than a finalized placeholder asset - ESPECIALLY with veterans. If you think industry vets aren't using whatever stuff they can grab from Fab or TurboSquid for placeholders, I've got news for you. :V

-- which is usually made in bulk. Chairs, posters, rubble, hair etc. You can have white-box levels with highly detailed props in 'em just because the artists have been churning out a bunch that they knew they'd need anyway - and it's iterative. Assets are updated over time. So something like this --

Game development isn't that linear or binary. I've worked in this industry for 11 years - you're right about there being WIP assets early on, but it's not uncommon for aspects to be populated with final or near-final work at various stages of dev. This is especially true for level & character art --

I was gonna say this, is it possible it was overlooked placeholders? That's the one "acceptable" place for GenAI, as temporary filler until you put in real work by an artist. In a game as big as E33, it's possible they did that and just missed parts. Especially if the majority is actually hand made.

Color-coded QR is out the window since the cameras on the Steam Frame are monochrome.

as a swede this confused me greatly

ord = word
avis = jelly (as in jealous, but slang)

word jelly

Preach

glad i'm not the only one who read it this way

a what now

Do it! No reason not to!

times are rough man, not even chainsaw man can’t afford a car in this economy

that’s nutty dawg just ask your neighbour every time lol why bother get ur own just ask the guy next door dawg

YEEEESSSS TRUTHEAR!!! I have a pair of Gates and they’re amazing, chi fi market is insane the past few years

damn near, i think it was 50 minutes and i was in that line for about 30

[derogatory]