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Starfield remake created in two days actually lets you fly seamlessly from space to the surface

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  • Elite Dangerous too. I was really disappointed when I lauched Starfield and learned there wasn't any seamless landing for exploring planets. It was a huge bummer to me.

    • The Weekly 'What are you playing?' Discussion - 11-09-2023

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  • Playing Baldur's Gate 3 and Tarkov, I tried Starfield, but it felt flat and boring and dropped it after a couple of hours. Went back straight to BG3

    • A.I.’s un-learning problem: Researchers say it’s virtually impossible to make an A.I. model ‘forget’ the things it learns from private user data

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  • They also collect data about you and sell that as well.

    No they don't. Why would they sell the data they use to target ads? If other corporations could just buy the data, they wouldn't need to pay google to target the ads, they'd just buy the data and do it themselves, Google isn't a data broker. They keep the data for them, it would be business suicide if they'd just sell all the data they collect.

    • A.I.’s un-learning problem: Researchers say it’s virtually impossible to make an A.I. model ‘forget’ the things it learns from private user data

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  • Google doesn't sell the data they collect... They sell ads and use their data to better target people with said ads. Third parties are paying google to target their ads to the right people.

    • Role Playing Computer Games

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  • I have a couple of suggestions that I liked a lot.

    Disco Elysium, very well written. Get the directors cut version, it's fully dubbed. One of the best crpg I played. There's pretty much no fighting in the game. Almost everything is solved with discussion.

    Divinity Original Sin 2, great crpg with a "DM" mode and can be played in multiplayer. Great story and lots of different paths.

    Planescape Torment, such a beautifuly written game. The enhanced edition is currently on sale for like 5$

    All three have a very different vibe to them. And I think all three are a must play for fans of the genre.

    • Facts don't care about your feelings

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  • Your maths are kinda off by a bit though