rtxn
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I take my shitposts very seriously.
- Comment on Resident Evil makers Capcom reveal data breach has affected over 11 million Capcom ID accounts, warn against potential phishing emails 12 hours ago:
Damn, I wonder why people are becoming averse to online accounts…
- Comment on Anon tries being social 20 hours ago:
Inevitably there would be some incels who claim that speaking to women like normal human beings is an attempt by the matrix to emasculate men.
- Comment on EA is shutting down BioWare and the next Mass Effect has been canceled 1 day ago:
A year ago? People called it eight years ago with the Anthem disaster that Dragon Age 4 would be the studio’s last chance. BioWare was already dead, this is just the merciful last bullet.
- Comment on Electronic Arts to Cut 400 Jobs, Shut Down BioWare 1 day ago:
Honestly, this is one where I can’t put all of the blame on EA. Bioware has been in a decline since My Face Is Tired, and a complete freefall since Anthem. Veilguard was their last chance and they blew it. The “Bioware magic” turned out to be a fart in the wind.
- Comment on 4 days ago:
“Quoting a vaguely applicable utterance from a famous person isn’t the slam dunk you think it is.” – rtxn
- Comment on 4 days ago:
I used McDonald’s to make a cheeseburger in less than 30 minutes.
- Comment on Anon hates new slang 1 week ago:
It’ll completely fuck up your joints, though.
Source: am fat, lifelong cyclist, starting to get knee pains.
- Comment on Epic Games Launcher preview arrives - Native Linux support, Fortnite for Linux is coming and upgraded Easy Anti-Cheat 1 week ago:
I’ve got links. Do you have two and a half hours and enough alcohol to numb the pain?
About the person: www.youtube.com/watch?v=SU8xmhI5WjA About his disgusting atrocity of a novel: www.youtube.com/watch?v=DoOnElCEliA
tl;dw: he’s an Australian sword youtuber much criticised by the historical European martial arts community, he’s an anti-woke nutjob with a fragile sense of masculinity, he’s an “AI activist” who thinks writing words into a text box makes him an artist, and he’s the envious brother of the actual, successful artist Jazza (who seems like a genuinely fine dude). He also wrote the novel Shadow of the Conqueror, which is a boring, badly written, preachy self-insert power fantasy, where he moralizes that rape and the resulting pregnancy is good actually because motherhood is wonderful (I’m not paraphrasing that much, and it’s still fucking disgusting to think about).
- Comment on Epic Games Launcher preview arrives - Native Linux support, Fortnite for Linux is coming and upgraded Easy Anti-Cheat 1 week ago:
Tim has been on the sauce for a while. He basically does the opposite of everything Valve does. Valve banned blockchain-based games, Epic opened the platform to scams with asset flip “games” attached. Valve regulated AI and required disclosure, Epic is now a safe haven for shovelware and Tim is screaming into the void that publishers should be allowed to hide AI usage.
Sweeney is like the Shadiversity of gaming. Massively overcompensating for his inferiority complex and forever doomed to live in the shadow of his more successful brother.
- Comment on 1 week ago:
I already had zero interest or compulsion to buy anything Microsoft… but this is so violently repulsive, at this point, I feel like they owe me money.
- Comment on The Anonborn gets recruited 1 week ago:
Does it really surprise anyone that a story by Emil Pagliarulo has poorly written factions?
- Comment on 1 week ago:
It will run surprisingly well.
Like Cyberpunk 2077 on the PS4.
- Comment on Anon wants sources 2 weeks ago:
SCIENTIST FOUND EVIDENCE THAT THE MULTIVERSE IS REAL
New experimental observations regarding macroscopic quantum mechanical systems are found to be consistent with the many-worlds interpretation.
- Comment on Anon wants sources 2 weeks ago:
When the word “tantalizing” is uses, you know you’re in for some absolute hogwash.
- Comment on Anon hates C++ 2 weeks ago:
It’s easy to build a well-designed language when you don’t have to work around the mistakes of the past that were too difficult to solve then and too deeply entrenched to change now.
- Comment on Capcom aims to enhance its propriety RE Engine with AI to accelerate efficiency in QA, debugging, and data processing 2 weeks ago:
Can’t wait for the game engine to delete my filesystem and then be really very sorry about it.
- Comment on Mojang reveals The Sift as the first new Minecraft dimension in 14 years 3 weeks ago:
I don’t see how Steam would make any difference.
- Implementing any kind of DRM is the game developer’s prerogative.
- Allowing other versions is possible, again, at the developer’s convenience.
- No other launcher needed besides Steam (and Steam is very far from being only a launcher)
- Steam Workshop (because fuck Forge)
- Comment on Mojang reveals The Sift as the first new Minecraft dimension in 14 years 3 weeks ago:
Ah yes, the famous DRM.
Some launchers allow you to play fully offline, but only after you’ve authenticated and started the game at least once with a real Microsoft account. The launcher has a sophisticated validation mechanism to ensure this: it is stored in a boolean value in a JSON file.
- Comment on Anon reflects on a mistake 3 weeks ago:
She even recognised some of them.
- Comment on Mercenaries Recompiled - Teaser | Launching 9/26 | PC and Linux (Proton) Native Compatibility 3 weeks ago:
Those two are mutually exclusive. An application that uses Proton can’t be natively Linux-compatible, and an application that is natively Linux-compatible can’t run using Proton.
natively on a Windows PC or on Linux via Proton
Sounds like it’s a Windows build, but the developers also provide first party support for running it on Proton.
- Comment on Mercenaries Recompiled - Teaser | Launching 9/26 | PC and Linux (Proton) Native Compatibility 3 weeks ago:
Linux (Proton) Native Compatibility
I had to sit down and drink a glass of anhydrous water after reading that…
- Comment on Anon fears The Hand 4 weeks ago:
It would be the single most active gambling economy.
- Comment on 4 weeks ago:
Did it hurt to carve out the fevered flesh? Did it hurt to sever the gangrenous foot?
- Comment on DSP clears Wolverine's motorcycle section without player input 4 weeks ago:
Sure, but you paid $70 for it. In the business, people like that are called “suckers”.
- Comment on Hideo Kojima's PHYSINT Game Moves to Xbox From PlayStation 5 weeks ago:
They’ve always been violently litigious against any kind of preservation effort. Apparently this goes back to the Super Famicom/SNES generation.
- Comment on Anon likes Space Jam 5 weeks ago:
There’s no way in hell a Galaxy-class starship has enough delta-v in its cargo bays to meaningfully affect its trajectory, not to mention that the thrust vector wouldn’t be aligned with the ship’s center of mass. All that would achieve is the starship going out with a fucking
fart_reverb.mp3. - Comment on Hideo Kojima's PHYSINT Game Moves to Xbox From PlayStation 1 month ago:
(the Kirby in question is a Stålenhag-esque war machine engaged in a fight against ownership and preservation, Nintendo doesn’t get a free pass for having a highly marketable mascot)
- Comment on Anon reads Don Quixote 1 month ago:
If that principle applied throughout history, anglophones would have evolved either an armored ass or no ass at all. I believe they are pathologically incapable of grasping the phonology of foreign languages. Just ask any native English speaker the name of the Soviet Union’s general secretary that succeeded Stalin and preceded Brezhnev… realistically, nine out of ten will have no idea, and the remaining one will say he was some “cruise chef”.
- Comment on /fit/ finds what works 1 month ago:
Erm, actually, neutrinos aren’t massless. The Super-Kamiokande experiment has observed neutrinos to oscillate between electron-muon-tau lepton family numbers (or flavors), which means that they experience time, which means that they necessarily travel slower than the speed of light, which implies that they have a nonzero rest mass.
- Comment on /fit/ finds what works 1 month ago:
they aren’t particularly likely to interact with you either so all else being equal they’re the safest of the emitters to have inside you
First time I’ve heard of this. Care to give a source?