about how large are the codebases you’ve used this rlm with

this is an incredible list of research. TYSM! In spare work time i have a small tool that tries to accomplish what #2 describes i have not clicked the link and read yet but now i will read everything

Most companies don't try to monetize it directly, they build stuff like AWS on top of it and that becomes the product.

My company has an idea like this going rn but still charges per token bc it uses the vc funded companies services instead of having their own models

author isn’t playing with the dolls correctly in bg3 your imagination has to fill in the dialogue gaps bc they couldn’t voice act the characters reminiscing about how you saved each others asses in however many fights before the frog lady starts deep throating the dragon man

the first one is fun and short

Why wait? Plenty of people throughout history figured out exactly how to create video games for the explicit purpose of entertainment value depicting the methods by which to torment them in the present!

Look I'm bullish on this as much as the next guy but these articles are starting to look like the China Collapsing youtube thumbnails

Mark Hempsell, discussing the Köfels event, said: “Another conclusion can be made from the trajectory. The back plume from the explosion (the mushroom cloud) would be bent over the Mediterranean Sea re-entering the atmosphere over the Levant, Sinai, and Northern Egypt.

“The ground heating though very short would be enough to ignite any flammable material – including human hair and clothes. It is probable more people died under the plume than in the Alps due to the impact blast.”

Yeah i’d probably readily believe any tale spun by the next prophet that rolled through town after hearing about this in 3100BC

I am 1000% in the camp of bethesda slopworks resenting Obsidian but i think the more boring answer is that the #1 Games salesman is not in control rather zenimax or microsoft or whoever that probably saps the creative flow out of BS’s projects before they even start

I remember being able to easily read about this but I am not able to find anything easily anymore by searching

Why do Americans think that they are literally actors in a movie?

because in bad country the only aspiration of its aimless subjects is entertainer

no reason to apologize i just see a lot of parroted hate if you have played it and dont like a critical aspect that’s fair game

Non-exhaustive:

• Bonfire ascetics allow you to play the NG+ version of the boss right away.
• NG+ adds new enemy encounters to a ton of areas in the form of non-invader phantoms
• a few actual monster placement additions, also in a boss fight
• Four great lords drops change as well as some of the boss fights changing up the fight too
• Some shops change
• Item pick ups change (upgraded chest loot)
• Surprise with Freja

• Elden Ring: Still not done, game too big. I am a Souls defender but while most parts of the game are stunning I can't help but feel the scope of the game is far too ambitious and there are too many reused enemies, interesting areas did not get the level-design they deserved, and the DLC bosses are simply unfun to learn bc of 1. Reuse and 2. fatigue, I just want the game to be over and also they keep flying away and have attacks that last what feels like 30 seconds before I can even respond after avoiding the damage. I just summon and co-op with my friend or strangers
• The Outer Wilds: Play this game
• Animal Well: Did not finish yet, really interesting game I enjoyed it tho incredible as a work of art and also fun to play
• Satisfactory: also didn't finish, but a much chiller version of Factorio and also has a lot of mystery since it actually has a story and is in 3D
• Deltarune: I loved undertale when it dropped but I did not touch it after 2015. DR is fun but I don't appreciate the episodic release schedule and while the art, music, and gags (visual and writing jokes) are top-notch the story doesn't hit for me and I feel like it's leaning on that. Would've preferred a complete, shorter game.
• Slay the Spire: started playing again bc STS2 is supposed to come out. Incredible game, play it even if you don't like card games.

Dark Souls 1 and 3: i replayed 1 for the hell of it but I did a SL1 playthrough of 3. Very challenging, very rewarding

Did you skip DS2 because of the propaganda or just didn’t replay it this year? It’s the only game in the series that gives you a reason to play NG+ (and also keeps iterating in NG++, and so on)

when did laura dern do a star wars

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I want to believe.

ASML won an $845 million judgment in 2019 against a former Chinese engineer accused of stealing trade secrets, but the defendant filed for bankruptcy and continues to operate in Beijing with Chinese government support, according to court documents. ASML told Reuters that it “vigilantly guards” trade secrets and confidential information.

so the case was in the EU but the engi is just chillin in China not paying it?