Spuddlesv2 @ Spuddlesv2 @lemmy.ca

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And if you read the other half of the sentence you quoted?

Please share these articles you speak of. From developers with real world game dev experience. Without pointing me to some 2 hour rambling YouTube video.

And do you seriously think that someone with minimal modding knowledge can “fix” texture compression and the actual devs of the game hadn’t known or thought of doing so too? Say what you will about the Starfield producers and management but I absolutely 100% guarantee you if they chose not to use that feature, it was for very good reasons.

instead of allowing big oil and/or corps to do what they want.

Yes only the peers are allowed to do that.

There are plenty of countries that don’t force worship etc without any sort of over the top “religious freedom”.

What are the pros?

Yeah I dunno bud, I think there’s a pretty big difference between fighting with your siblings and raping them.

A proper REST API sounds like exciting news to me, and I’m sure anyone who needs to interact with their APIs..

So long as you’re happy potentially getting the wrong answer over and over again.

Anyone spending money on a game to play on a deck is spending money in the “PC” games market.

I said it was a joke.

I also specified PC games, which is the only market Valve cares about, and in which Australia spends more money than Japan. Add in localisation and other impediments to getting into the Japanese market and no, it’s not obvious at all.

Valve were fined $3M a few years back for lying to consumers about their rights to refunds per Australian law so it is an ongoing joke that Gabe now hates Australia and refuses to sell the Deck here as punishment.

That said it isn’t an entirely business-led decision to not sell here. Australians spend more on PC gaming than Japan.

Pro consumer behaviour like refusing to sell the Deck in Australia because of our Consumer protection laws?

You’ve just described a chore you enjoy vs a chore you don’t. If you enjoy it, great, it’s not a chore for you! If you don’t enjoy it, it’s a boring tedious chore.

I found Elden Ring to be aggressively, intentionally designed to waste my time. At no point did I feel any sense of enjoyment. I found Starfield to be a bit lacking in depth and variety but otherwise OK-ish.

I was enjoying the DJ feature until it started cramming in top 40 shite into my mix that doesn’t even come close to resembling anything I would ever listen to. And not just one song - usually three or four in a row. I used to love Pandora’s shuffle play feature but it’s no longer available in my country.

It’s been 3 hours. OP has definitely fallen into the toilet while checking if there is enough light.

The bigger drawback is that you’re working for Amazon, surely.

In a sane country, only a fucken weirdo would think that a couple of kids approaching their car would have guns. So yes in this specific instance it is just as relevant as in virtually every other instance of gun violence in America.

It would seem the gun lovin’ boot lickin’ rootin tootin reddit fuckwads have well and truly moved in to Lemmy, if your up and down vote counts are anything to go by.

No one’s car is worth more than a human life.

The idea that working for KFC makes you a “member of the flock” is less appealing when you consider what the main ingredient of their menu is.

After all the breathless hyperbole from reviewers and Sony it’s a bit of a treat to see them slapped square in the face with reality.

Looking forward to playing this in a couple months when I clear my backlog.