I’m unaware of these, but I’ll take you at your word
You got lost in the sauce because your critical thinking skills are already eroding. The LLM brainlet effect is real, the neurodegeneration has already set in.
None of the above, I just don’t suffer fools.
It’s not realistic to expect no AI assistance in coding in 2026.
Pathetic. You have a serious skill issue, that much is true, but you need to keep it to yourself instead of sharting it out into society. Code better or go get a job you’re more qualified for, like operating a tollbooth.
Action games almost never have long, detailed dialog interactions that affect relationships and simulate the interpersonal detail of characters in a book. Then when I play visual novels, they do have all that stuff, but I can’t rocket jump or quickscope. What kind of bullshit is that? I’m so glad this author twisted their trilby on tighter and cranked out some hard-hitting journalism about how different genres of media have different content in them.
Or just making a simple one with surprisingly little required aptitude. Or just using a public domain image and cropping it. Or best of all, using one they already had.
It’s more common to be wasteful and irresponsible. Literally tons of high quality stuff is thrown in the garbage because people want a shitty plastic one that’s more up-to-date and stylish, and more to the point, not used.
Nearly everything you possess will end up in a landfill or the ocean within 10 years of your death, this is no exception.
Oddly enough that’s not far from how many Unity games already felt.
Http ruined the gophernet.
Not completely a joke
That and it probably didn’t work properly at the time either
Skill issue. Just buy a jitterbug why don’t you
Many such cases
On Firefox it’s doing a whole lot of loading and not much else.
Grim Dawn makes Diablo look like a joke, I can’t recommend it highly enough.
The game is Cannon Fodder, and the video is a cautionary tale about judging a book—or game—by its cover.
N64 had native hardware AA
I have mods published on the Nexus, and I feel confident in saying paid mods are degenerate and so are everyone who supports them.
Fear of piracy, or demanded by manufacturers?
Ironically, you’re proving my point in asking this question.