Why is X still drowning in pitiful AI replies?
Did people really just prompt a bot with "Summarise the post in two lines or less" and let it loose?
It's also fun watching normies get stuck in endless reply loops with them.
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Link in the first reply
The one i agree with most is because some people barely even try when using it, so ends up looking useless. However they think it is worth listing on steam, which then makes discovery via steam harder for "real games"
I see 70+ new demos on steam a day and at least 40 are single prompt ai mess that they should have saved themselves the listing fee and tokens to create it.
Hit that 1,000 day streak on Duolingo.
Give me written Spanish and I can say it in a way duolingo probably accepts and translate the majority of it.
Ask me to speak Spanish in a conversation and I can't do a thing.
So I've pretty much just practiced keeping my streak...
My reluctance to review games has always been the admin around a review rather than the review itself.
My work on 110+ Steam Demo reviews has got me to a point where my workflow has significantly reduced the admin side, meaning I can focus on just playing the game.
Lootfox has provided a decent list for me to get started on ๐
WEB3 Gaming Relevance Tier List
I've divided some of the games I'm interested in into categories
โข Wait - Games I'm looking forward to
โข Play - Games I'd happily play right now
โข Forget - Games that are either dead or no longer interest me
The list is incomplete and will continue to grow