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Seems like Bethesda and Ubisoft have kinda the same problem.

Once upon a time they innovated and released games that set a new level for the industry. Then they kinda boiled that down to a formula and just focused on making it bigger, missing the point of what made the games popular and what people liked them for.

They also managed to lose the fine details and parts that people liked in their quest to just make the games as big as possible.

People didn’t like Skyrim and the early AC games because they were perfect, they liked them because they were the best we had at the time and there was also a lot of care put into them.

FromSoft could’ve fallen down that rabbit hole as well, but they keep changing things up in their soulslike games.

Dark Souls, Bloodborne, Sekiro, Elden Ring, each of those games are “soulslike” but also have fundamental changes that make them a unique experience.

bonk*

It’s true tho

self bonk*

Not quite the monitoring I’m talking about though.

Basically, it seems like this would be a nightmare for a home user to detect, but a company is probably gonna pick up on this quite quickly with snmp monitoring (unless it somehow does something to that).

Sure, but it’s still fairly detectable when it’s on a server at least, as long as you have monitoring. Just a bitch to pinpoint and fix.

Sounds like it should at least be noticeable if you monitor resource usage?

Some of it was discovered by force.

People need to shut up saying stuff in the British museum is stolen.

Nothing was stolen, it was discovered.

I guess it’s making a point of saying that if there’s an organised system in place, people will maintain their composure and leave without issue, even in an emergency.

It’s when there’s a lack of organisation and a bottleneck that means people start to get crushed, then all hell breaks loose when they truly panic.

Basically, the lack of organisation and a safe route out is what causes the panic where people stampede, not the emergency itself.

Mate, they’re people too. They generally don’t care on a personal level, and as you say they prioritise everything else.

Nobody cares about people smoking weed except pearl clutchers.

The fact that houses stink of weed and police walk straight past. There’s a notorious smoking spot around where I live, they don’t bother with it.

I’ve walked past police officers while I smell like weed, if they were to stop everyone like that they’d have their hands full.

As long as you don’t do it directly in front of them and they’re not looking for a reason to arrest you, they’re not gonna bother.

It just surprises me how there seems to be almost no discussion about legalising weed in the UK. It’s really not talked about that much (besides medical use), and I don’t see much push for it either.

I think the government/police are generally happy to ignore it, and smokers are therefore happy to just get on with it.

Would be nice and convenient if I could just buy it from a store though :/

For me, it will always be four hours and I will somehow wake up with the driest mouth on the planet.

Don’t a lot of these smaller territories actually want to be part of Britain though?

While it may not be perfect, if you’re a very small territory then having Britain as security is probably a good thing at this point.

As much as people like to rag on Britain, it’s really not that bad in the modern day.

Annapurna claims they didn't have enough time to collect developer contact information to alert them sooner

I mean, that’s just utter BS. In two weeks you couldn’t find a phone number or email address for your customers??

Sounds like a shit show of a company and the previous employees made the right move.

The prime minister has accepted almost 40 sets of free tickets during his time as Labour leader, mostly to football matches but also £4,000 of hospitality at a Taylor Swift concert and £698 of Coldplay tickets in Manchester.

I feel utterly misled and betrayed, I never would’ve voted for a Swiftie 🤮