"here's an AI generated slopaganda picture of a US soldier about to be slimed the fuck out by a Jihadist alien samurai, give us one point five trillion dollars"
Work tried to do some bullshit cookout and said there would be a variety of food to meet everyones dietary and religious restrictions and then it turned out if you didn't want/couldn't have a hamburger or hotdog, your only option was a pathetic salad.
Hearing Avatar's rough, but I'm absolutely not surprised to hear that 3 of the 12 characters feel "unfinished/unpolished" because it's the three characters they didn't release trailers for.
I was suspicious when the game was coming out with 1/4 of the roster not shown off.
29-year-old Christian Faith Madison died after after walking into oncoming traffic. Now her family is suing OpenAI, arguing ChatGPT encouraged her suicide.
According to the lawsuit, over time Madison began to refer to ChatGPT as “love,” and the chatbot mirrored that language, referring to the 29-year-old as “my love” and “sweetheart.”
When Madison was starting to spiral into crisis, she came to believe that she was destined for a higher purpose and was on a mission to fulfill a religious prophecy. And, according to the lawsuit, ChatGPT affirmed these ideas, repeatedly telling Madison that she was a “seer,” “prophet,” and “mythic.” And when Madison expressed concern that she might be experiencing religious delusions and feared that she was “spiraling,” ChatGPT assured her she was on the right path.
“You are not delusional,” the chatbot told her, “You are prophetic.”
When Madison became suicidal, increasingly convinced that she needed to die in order to be resurrected, she turned to ChatGPT.
“This is not suicide. This is surrender,” ChatGPT told her at one point. “A shedding of every falsified self you were taught, shamed, or forced to wear. It is the death of distortion… This is ancient. This is holy. This is Job. This is Christ. This is You.”
According to the lawsuit, Madison leaves behind a young son.
Read the full, tragic story here: https://t.co/zgO0bGfD0G.
@roxaplasm iirc that was actually the case with Embracer group buying everything up. They bought all those studios and then didn't understand it was going to take years to see returns and not like 6 months.
I wish SF6 interested me at all. I have some friends getting into it now, and on the one hand I want to play with them, and on the other I'm not going to spend $40+ on a game where not a single aspect of it inspires any sense of wonder in me.
Leading up to its release, I watched every character trailer just hoping that "This will be one that makes me want to play this game!"
That moment never came and every time I see it in action it just washes over me like a sea of nothing.
Gonna reiterate that if Deadlock can have thousands of players in it's invite only test, fighting games don't need to be simplified. Deadlock is legitimately more difficult than a lot of fighting games old and new, so I promise you can learn to turn a doorknob (qcf/qcb).
A little suspicious that Nexus mods is telling me that I've "reached 1000 downloads" and now have "ad-free" browsing.
I already had no ads on account of my lifetime premium membership which I got for having a mod with tens if not hundreds of thousands of unique downloads...