I hugely respect Wikipedia for spending the past two decades trying to prove my high school teachers who decried it as unreliable wrong. These days, I actually point students doing research towards Wikipedia as a valuable starting point, specifically for the endnotes.
@CardenKirby@IGN they also could've just compiled actual old historical artwork that doesn't need to be licensed to be used 😭 Dragons Dogma 2 has some examples of this nd anyways it would be cool to know that devs thought about how to match artwork to diff game areas' cultural inspirations
Oddly as a dev this kind of reassures me that spending time on things that seem like an 'extra detail' are actually being looked at by players, maybe not all players but it's still worthwhile to invest time into tiny environmental elements.
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Variety points out that the BBC and BAFTA owe Michael B. Jordan and Delroy Lindo, the Tourette’s Community and Viewers an apology because, even though the broadcast was delayed, it didn't prevent the "N-word" moment from airing.
"This was a tape-delayed broadcast. They still allowed the slur to air, unfiltered, and then let the moment circulate as a clip — stripped of context and primed for outrage. That decision poured gasoline on an already volatile situation.
But you know what they did manage to cut out of the broadcast? Akinola Davies Jr. saying “Free Palestine” during his speech for winning outstanding British debut for “My Father’s Shadow.”