@FckRaheem@DabereFA@ToneGully Dyson was actually a plus offensive player last year, you are just blinded by the admittedly ugly 3
This already looks better and last year’s 3% may have been a blip
@hez31620@ATLHawks@Kia@DysonDaniels He committed to team defense instead of maxing out on steals, so his numbers fell & voters didn’t see the full range work he was doing
Please @play_eFootball@Konami — make these changes!
1) Enable adjustable game length in World Tour and International cup
2) Enable adjustable game speed in World Tour and International cup
3) Improve keeper AI so they’re not worthless
4) Turn the exposure down to make the game slightly less bright
I am loving this game! Have been on PES 2019 PS4 and FL26 on PC, but S2 is my main platform due to portability. If you keep improving eFootball Kick-off I will happily keep buying year after year.
I made a looper where you can record midi or audio, and have magenta or stable audio respectively transform it with a prompt. Beatbox and turn that into drums? Check. Play some rough chords and get an orchestra? Check :) Had this app in my head for years!
My one contribution to hipster discourse: often the more someone romanticizes any era or asserts their bona fides, the less likely they were involved in anything, and the less credible their account. Particularly in those era when 1) it was gauche to flex 2) fewer are very online now
Strange interpretations get canonized, drowning out the vanishing credible ones. It happened with indie sleaze (whatever that is) and Frutiger Aero (whatever that is), and it'll come for everything else.
Subcultural revisionism isn't new. But there used to be a widely read culture press as some disputable source of truth to redress it. Now it's a freeforall aggregore of random accounts, and since there are always more people who know nothing than know something, you get mutant histories that bear little resemblance to events but ring true to the most people. Most of what I see about that era reads as consumers describing their experience.
This matters in an AI context, as promotional and consumer sourced accounts of culture are ingested and aggregated as truth. One of many reasons for cultural historians to take a hands on interest in AI.