Nope, 45 hours.
If you ignore the "1000 unique planets" claim and just play the game at face value, the biggest downsides are some lame quests/dialogue trees and probably too many loading screens if you are spam traveling, this can be somewhat mitigated by mods too (including the menu/UI jank).
This is the guy who said he could vibe code Jon's game.... Then he shows us a video of, potentially the biggest pile of shit I have ever seen on the internet in my entire life. LMFAO.
I actually can't tell if we're being Ken M trolled or if this guy is delusional & serious about his "progress".
Maybe if your frame of reference is Bethesda hype, if some random studio put out Starfield people wouldn’t have been 1% as harsh.
Also, not all the criticism was justified, e.g., a lot of people felt like exploring random desolate planets got boring fast. I felt the same, so I just didn’t do that… You have the agency to do things you think are fun, which is what I did and I got a few dozen hours of fun out of the game.
I also liked the ship building and flying, sure it would be cool to directly fly onto planets like NMS but that’s only an expectation people had because it’s bethesda.
I kind of liked FO4 and Starfield (it was a little over-hated, kind of like Cyberpunk which had a poor release but otherwise ended up being pretty awesome after some patches), I didn't really like ESO or FO76.
I guess a 50% (or more) miss rate is pretty bad for Bethesda...
100% of your videos are great though, what's the timeline for the next release?
@automaticnba@LD_DaGOAT To be fair to Wemby, Castle was looking at him basically the same frame he started the passing motion, as soon as he grabbed it with 2 hands to pass Castle turned away simultaneously.
@JimmySpencer@juicemoorthy Isn’t it a jump stop? if you land on both feet after a jump stop you pick your own pivot, and after you establish a pivot you can lift the pivot as long as you shoot or pass before it comes back down.
@Lucass2027@Ieeiisbswbir@streamupdates_ Nope, it can be toward an individual, and regardless you’re still dancing around the fact that idiot and retard basically mean the same thing. And you don’t seem to care that both words can be hurtful toward people with disabilities.
They mean the same thing, you’re insulting someone based on some trait about them. Idiot and retard are both an insult by calling someone intellectually disabled.
I know special ed students who get equally hurt when someone calls them stupid/idiot as when they get called retard.
You just don’t actually care about which insults you use or how they hurt people, you’re just doing random performative stuff on twitter and maybe also in real life. Unlike you I have volunteered to help special ed kids.
@Lucass2027@Ieeiisbswbir@streamupdates_ You just called someone an idiot, which is THE SAME slur as retard. Do you even know what slur means? Or do you just pick random words you don't like even when they mean the same thing lol
You absolutely don't have the right to the source of the games you play, just because you want to "modify" the game. Just like reverse engineering and patching a game, you can also do the same with moc3, you are not entitled to things you didn't pay for.
If you want to buy a game vs buy a game with source + engine source included, that can be the difference between $30, and $3,000,000.
I don't think the benefits were "safe and modular" with the tradeoff being verbose. I think the benefits were ..., with the tradeoff being bugs, verbosity, complexity, over-abstraction, and a general deterioration of understanding of the systems at a rapid rate.
The enterprise lesson was that patterns scale better than some 20 year old intern writing straight up procedural spaghetti, but eventually, for anything significant in size and complexity, the bending and special casing of "things" in a system that tries to over-generalize things for the purported benefit of modularity, always starts to get subtle bugs that are extremely nasty to find, and even nastier to fix. You start getting these hidden dependencies, ironically, between your bug and other "modular" things in the code that might become bugs when you fix it for whatever specific thing in your domain you are solving for when it comes to the current bug.
I.e., the only solution is actually to reconsider the structure of things in real time when you start to deal with, and admitting when your early naive structural assumptions were wrong and re-architecting at that point.
LLMs avert you from this pain and friction because they will not deal with these obvious combinatoric problems in a rational way, they will just start to produce massive amounts of code to deal with all the special cases, rather than stepping back and "thinking" to fix the root cause and simplify the base model.
Also, this obviously applies to large, long term projects. Something small and well defined that's just a few tens of thousands of lines doesn't need to worry about constantly doing this kind of simplification, but if you are in it for the long haul on something that's truly large and complex, the LLM + enterprise boilerplate method will become untenable eventually.
@sweet_n_tweet@PersistntSplntr@J_Sanchez4@VigilantFox Ok, start linking the research, we can go over it together when you find it.
My prediction: you have never looked at a single page of research. Including “opposing” research.
Really, which doctors do you know world wide that came out about it? I remember some amazing video where it was a collage of “doctors” saying things, but if you looked any of them up, you would get doctors who don’t believe aids is real, don’t believe viruses are real, are shamanic healing doctors that sell healing crystals on their websites, etc.
Basically like 20-30 quacks worldwide said some stupid shit, and the other 13 million doctors were like “uhhh those guys are retarded, don’t listen to them”.
In terms of fauci overconfidently making claims and then amending them, sure, he probably should have hedged his assurances somewhat before he actually had data to be confident, but it was probably a strategy that he thought he had to appear confident to spread the right messaging.
Also I have no idea what “data” you’re pretending you saw, in every country that comparatively tracked mortality rates, it was abundantly clear that the vaccines were preventing deaths and saving lives. A conservative estimate being that a few million lives were saved.
But I mean *you* were fine, so you don’t really care if millions of other people get sick and die, because you’re totally kind and not extremely selfish.
Trust the science? Do you know anyone anywhere in the world? Do you think doctors in every country and every hospital, literally millions of them are lying to us and making up data? The college kids, sons and daughters going through med school are just all collaboratively lying and trying to kill their parents and siblings and children (for no profit btw). But nooo, it’s “Mr fucking buy my detox pills while I try to promote myself online” who is trustworthy.
It has to be the doctor going on podcasts who makes millions of dollars selling his “detox” pills at a 200% markup (definitely just wants to help people be healthy that’s why he needs profit margins that high) who is telling the truth. The other doctors in the world, like the older ones for example, just love lying to their families and nephews and nieces and grandchildren because doctors are evil and they want their families to die.
Do you know how dumb you look when you listen to the same handful of quacks making videos online trying to sell you “cures” with insane profit margins?
You probably know deep down inside that you don’t actually know anything, and that you’re too lazy to actually study and dedicate time and effort to learn about any of this.
You’re just a pathetic worm, subhuman, that wants to feel special because you want to self categorize yourself as “not a sheep” that can “see the truth” when all those dummy doctors and scientists are too blind and naive to understand how anything works.
Because they don’t get how powerful “big pharma” is right? Here’s a wake up call for you, the unregulated alt health industry (like this guy’s random detox pills) is 7 trillion, compared to “big pharma” that is 2-3 trillion.
You retards say “follow the money” right? Well there it is, a two to three times larger market than big pharma.
Who got what wrong? 7 million people in the world died to covid you fucking retard lmao.
Ivermectin and SMOKING are what you think help you against the virus? What data did you even look at? Facebook memes from other 75 IQ dipshits like yourself?
I hate democracy, there should be a mandatory IQ test before people are allowed to vote on anything or are even allowed to have children; before this country turns into the plot of Idiocracy.
Yes they do.
And yes it is absolutely entitled, you don't buy a ticket to see a movie then demand to be able to see it in perpetuity. You understand that buying a blueray DVD != buying a movie ticket that allows you to be able to watch a movie one time.
I don't understand what you think fundamentally makes games special, I don't even disagree that it should be disclosed as such e.g., "Pay to access this game" vs "Buy Game" for pay to own perpetually.
That's not really the argument though, the argument SKG people are making is that you *must* develop every game with preservation in mind, because it's "protecting art" is verbatim what people have argued.
If I want to make ephemeral art, and sell it as such, that should 100% be my right/choice. As long as it's clear between seller and customer that you are buying access to some content temporarily, then it should function exactly as a movie ticket. You pay some amount of dollars, and I guarantee you access to a game world for some amount of time.