Sorry for politics but genuinely why are Ukraine supporters so mad about this? This is literally helping someone dodge being drafted onto the side killing ukrainians and potentially saving his life. Is that not a win-win situation?
Randomly thinking about how vanilla HoI4 shipped with a focus in the original Soviet focus tree that took a whole ass 70 days and all it did was give air wings the option of running kamikaze missions. And they titled it "New Soviet Man"
Imagine being a programmer for the Yu-Gi-Oh! video games, and you had to program this whole mechanic, because of a random one-off card that no one ever uses.
It’s wild how, despite decades of efforts to change the name of Eivissa to its native Catalan name (which is the only official name), and even Google pushing by changing it in English, the dictatorship-era tourism campaign was so powerful that the Castilian name still dominates
it's fine if you don't like undertale. it's not for everyone. i only kinda like it personally.
but to call undertale IRRELEVANT is so ridiculous, it marks you as a tourist in the gaming space. love it or hate it, undertale is one of the most influential indie games of all time.
I dont think a lot of fnaf fans understand how bad security breach was not only as a game but also to the good faith fnaf had built up to that point with its fans
Why do you think steelwool has been trying to rewrite and remake the gameplay of the game up to the release of SOTM
For fans of special challenges, the final Bowser battle in New Super Mario Bros. U presents the "Defeat Bowser By Throwing His Son At Him Challenge". Normally Bowser dies after 3 hits with the Clown Car. However, the player can also throw Bowser Jr. at Bowser NINETY times to win.
I genuinely think that putting signs in all train carriages saying "do not play sound from your phone's speaker" would be beneficial. This is not because offenders will obey it on its own, but because it gives people telling them to stop something to point to.
When people first started doing this a few years ago, I always felt confident in telling them to stop because they were clearly violating a social norm. I still do tell people to stop today, but it's no longer so clear that they are violating a widely held social norm, as it's now so common. So having signs makes it clearer what the social norm is, giving backing to people who tell offenders to stop.
This is becoming a huge problem at my job.
Previously you could find the author of the code (by "git blame") and ask them to explain how this thing worked, why some approach was chosen etc.
Now, people who over-rely on AI have NO idea about the code they commit...