MrJaySeeBee

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@Josiah_Ray @slimepriestess Supporting AI doesn’t mean blindly trusting every AI tool. The detector literally warns that results under 100 words may be inaccurate. You’re using an AI prediction as proof while criticizing me for supporting AI. You don’t see the irony in that? 😂

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@Josiah_Ray @slimepriestess Wait, so you’re against AI but you’re using AI to detect AI? That’s actually hilarious. AI is bad until it’s useful for your argument, I guess.

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@Josiah_Ray @slimepriestess That is very intriguing, but let’s completely overlook the text stating, “This text is under 100 words. Your result may be less accurate.”

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@SGde3a @SadlyItsBradley Absolutely! What excites me most is seeing how Valve could push Source 2 even further. Alyx already showed what they’re capable of. I just hope the next Half-Life pushes physics, world interaction and storytelling forward like the originals did.

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@NotAmberBerries I agree No Man’s Sky went above and beyond, but saying Cyberpunk just went from unplayable to playable ignores everything CDPR improved. Both had terrible launches, both deserve criticism, but we can acknowledge how far they’ve come without excusing their mistakes.

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@viczkaVT I keep seeing posts like this everywhere. I haven’t watched Season 2 yet, but I’m still excited! Season 1 set the bar incredibly high, so it was always gonna be hard to top. But I’ve learned to take online opinions with a grain of salt. I’d rather watch it and judge for myself.

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@Mamiwatar Season 1 genuinely made me cry. I was so emotionally invested in David and the crew that I went back to Cyberpunk 2077 just to hunt down Adam Smasher and make him pay for what he did to David. 😭💔

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@AI_EmeraldApple Nearly 6 years later and Cyberpunk is still bringing players back. This is what happens when developers continue supporting their games instead of abandoning them. Between the updates, modding community and Edgerunners, Night City still has plenty of life left in it!

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@SergiioAP21 Cyberpunk 2077 and No Man’s Sky are perfect examples of what continued support can accomplish. Imagine if publishers gave up on every game that had a rough launch. Not every game can be saved, but some deserve a second chance. Wish more publishers understood that.

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AI helped uncover critical security flaws that went unnoticed for years. This is why I support AI working alongside experts. But the same technology could help hackers exploit them. AI is a powerful tool, and how we use it matters. What do you think?

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I’m all for more competition against Windows & macOS, but $899+ for an Android laptop w/ unfinished software? That’s a hardsell. Great hardware means nothing if the experience isn’t there. Consumers shouldn’t have to pay premium prices to be beta testers.

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Almost 6 years later & Cyberpunk 2077 is STILL getting updates! Mod support for consoles, dual-wielding, new content. This is why I hate seeing publishers abandon games with potential. Cyberpunk & No Man’s Sky prove what continued support can accomplish.

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Hey everyone! I haven’t had much time to make videos lately. Between work and everything else, I’m still figuring out a schedule that works.

In the meantime, I’ll be sharing AI, tech, and gaming news here on X, along with my thoughts. The videos will be back soon!

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@nib95_ I prefer physical games. I want to play what I paid for whenever I want without relying on downloads. Storage isn’t cheap. NVMe prices are soaring, and the Switch 2 requires specific microSD Express cards. This isn’t about wanting free games. It’s about ownership and choice.

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@ZikadaPrime @PCSerious There needs to be actual accountability. A slap on the wrist and a public apology isn’t enough. If companies are negligent with our personal information, they should face serious consequences.

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@PCSerious @ZikadaPrime Exactly. It’s been happening for decades, and that’s the problem. Companies keep forcing us to create more accounts just to play games we already paid for, yet can’t even protect our information. Why should we keep trusting them with our data?

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@ZikadaPrime This is exactly why I hate being forced to create separate accounts and use third-party launchers. I already bought the game. Why does every publisher need my information just so I can play? Every extra account is another potential data breach.

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@Sturmi3691 @TimSweeneyEpic People aren’t asking for a launcher that opens 2 seconds faster lol. They want user reviews, community forums, better library management, controller support, and basic features Steam has had for years. A faster launcher means nothing if the experience still sucks.

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@VGC_News I agree with Kojima. You don’t have to like every game, but at least form your own opinion instead of repeating what everyone else says. I’m a huge supporter of AI, but I also believe it should expose us to different perspectives, not just tell us what we want to hear.