Arcane2077
@Arcane2077@sh.itjust.works
- Comment on Ubisoft Montreal Lead Fired After Critical Comments on New Return-to-Office Mandate 2 hours ago:
I’ve not heard anything bad about working for ea in at least two decades
- Comment on Well that sucks 1 day ago:
HVAD ALENA PPTINY YES ❤️
- Comment on [deleted] 3 days ago:
Yo other instances tell you when your post is removed? Neat
- Comment on Police to get 40 new live facial recognition vans and AI help in sweeping reforms 6 days ago:
Both violent and petty crime is at the lowest point in the history of humanity. At the same time, criminals at number 10 are swapping in and out and getting away with every single thing. How is giving them control of AI facial recognition surveillance supposed to stop them??
- Comment on National insurance hike and energy bills behind food price rise, say UK retailers 1 week ago:
It’s good that you adapted early, pretty soon that’s going to be the only choice for the vast majority of Britons
- Comment on With all this talk about Ai not being profitable why aren't we using it in video games? I dont mean replacing developers I mean in NPCs in the game. I make them more realistic. 1 week ago:
The curiosity is killing me, do you remember what the highly upvoted comment you replied to said?
- Comment on Why adding modern controls to 1996's Tomb Raider simply doesn't work 1 week ago:
TLDNR: Combat feels a lot better, the rest of the game (namely the platforming) breaks because of the grid system of the originals
- Comment on Digital Foundry: Nvidia G-Sync Pulsar is a Motion Clarity Revelation 3 weeks ago:
Not really. G-sync was established before the free and open freesync and VESA adaptive standards were published. The issue was that nvidia locked it behind their license fees, not that it required extra (extremely cheap) hardware. Same thing is happening here.
As far as long-standing, extremely profitable monopolies go, Nvidia is the ONLY exception (so far in human history) in that they have never stopped or slowed down innovating and furthering advancements in technology.
- Comment on Why do SO MANY reviews now talk about "phone wobble"? 4 weeks ago:
It’s not new. As soon as Apple introduced the camera bump and everyone else followed, people have been complaining about it. Why are you only noticing it now?
- Comment on As new Yakuza announcements dropped, top walkthrough writing guy in anglosphere refuses to play these at all 1 month ago:
That’s disgusting
- Comment on Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 - Patch 1.5.0 Notes! 1 month ago:
it’s all in the post you’re replying to
- Comment on Nat 20 1 month ago:
It’s likely all fake. Olympos is in Greece, not Turkey.
- Comment on The Game Awards begins 11 hours from now. What are you looking forward to? 1 month ago:
Yep, 6-8 years to go!
- Comment on The Game Awards begins 11 hours from now. What are you looking forward to? 1 month ago:
SilksongNothing, life is meaningless - Comment on Bits & Bops, a rhythm minigame collection, has been released on Steam 1 month ago:
Same day as UNBEATABLE too. We eating today
- Comment on the game "Horses" now barred on Steam, Epic and Humble Bundle 1 month ago:
If that was true, why would the game removing fictional minors for a distinctly unsexual situation not remedy the rejection? Come on now
- Comment on the game "Horses" now barred on Steam, Epic and Humble Bundle 1 month ago:
I was talking about your comment, not the quote. Weird that you assumed otherwise
“I’m assuming they don’t mean a suggestive camera pan, but actually something problematic on screen, in which case, I totally support the ban. Devs were given the opportunity to change it, and they said no. Ban away imho. The fact that this is considered controversial is pretty disturbing to me.”
Devs were not given the opportunity to change it as it wasn’t there in the first place
- Comment on the game "Horses" now barred on Steam, Epic and Humble Bundle 1 month ago:
CSAM has nothing to do with this conversation. Are you lost?
- Comment on the game "Horses" now barred on Steam, Epic and Humble Bundle 1 month ago:
No place for challenging art in video games. Books and movies have been pushing boundaries for millennia, but this new medium is way too effective at affecting people
-Valve, probably
- Comment on the game "Horses" now barred on Steam, Epic and Humble Bundle 1 month ago:
Forming an opinion from your made up justification is a sign of poor judgement
- Comment on the game "Horses" now barred on Steam, Epic and Humble Bundle 1 month ago:
It’s horrific, not horror.
- Comment on Another angle of this modern art installation 2 months ago:
I don’t know what’s going on in this picture, but whatever it is being accidental is last on my list of possible explanations
- Comment on 2 months ago:
SUICIDE SQUAD FOR $3.50 GAMERS REJOICE
~/s, obviously~
- Comment on 2 months ago:
I had to drop my “under 5 bucks” rule because games don’t drop that low anymore. 10-15 is where it’s at now, for better and for worse
- Comment on A blog re-used one of my Reddit posts as a genuine comment on their blog 2 months ago:
They cited you for your words and presented them accurately. What more would you want from them? Permission to read your public forum post? Even of you didn’t specifically agree to reddit owning anything you post, you must’ve known other people would see it
- Comment on Valve's new hardware will NOT be loss leaders 2 months ago:
Having more features and flexibility than other consoles doesn’t take away its main function and selling point.
- Comment on Valve's new hardware will NOT be loss leaders 2 months ago:
It’s odd that the PS4 has a web browser, and that the PS5 has mouse and keyboard support, but neither has both
- Comment on Valve's new hardware will NOT be loss leaders 2 months ago:
That’s a small computer my guy
- Comment on Valve's new hardware will NOT be loss leaders 2 months ago:
This comment is so silly and yet I keep seeing it everywhere. What do you think the Xbox and Playstations are? What is it that xbox and playstation customers are looking for that this small computer isn’t?
- Comment on Game marketing company takes down blog post bragging about how good it is at astroturfing Reddit after Reddit finds the post 2 months ago:
That’s just the consequence of being popular. Lemmy isn’t impervious or even resistant to this