@IllisDArrow The way her abdomen is drawn and particularly shaded makes it look like it'd bulging and curved, in a way that doesn't look quite right even for characters drawn pregnant.
I do quite like the piece and your style otherwise! will give you a follow
@TheOtherFrost I forgot that game got announced
seemed cool, I liked how it seemed to take more inspiration from TF2, but I just do not like Capture the Flag as a gamemode so it was just a non-starter for me
Daniel got important clarifications from NVIDIA. TLDR: the "DLSS5 skeptical" were right about *everything*.
1⃣ It's a 2D AI Filter. Input is only color buffer & motion vectors. The model doesn't see geometry, lights, PBR properties, normals, anything🧵
https://t.co/foyyJ9nmsw
@TheOtherFrost the kicker is that he actually completed the game unlike most people decrying him
I quit on the roller coaster boss cause I couldn't stand putting another attempt in on the 40+ attempts brick wall
Im actually crying wdym the Israeli data centers got hit and now a ton of bots dont exist anymore. Wdym i can say shit like my meta bitcoin got hacked on a t shirt and not have a shit ton bots in my replys
I’d like to briefly address the discussion around the “Cyberpunk VR” mod created by Luke Ross. We have indeed issued a DMCA strike, as it was available as a paid mod (only accessible to Patreon subscribers). This directly violates our Fan Content Guidelines: we never allow monetization of our IP without our direct permission and/or an agreement in place. We were in touch with Luke last week and informed him that he needs to make it free for everyone (with optional donations) or remove it.
We are big fans of mods to our games — some of the work out there has been nothing short of amazing, including Luke’s mod for Cyberpunk 2077. We’d be happy to see it return as a free release. However, making a profit from our IP, in any form, always requires permission from @CDPROJEKTRED.
You can find our full fan content guidelines here: https://t.co/woTRMNrUsU
i love that movie critics are somehow still seen as “pretentious cinephiles who hate movies for the common man” when most verified critics write for websites called iLoveDisneyPlusAndCollectFunkoPops dot com