Rascal was the hamstest.

Depicted : The Ouroboros of Slop.

I’ve played Daggerfall and Morrowind. It’s not that hard to do.

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Been so long since I started my island, I’ve mostly forgotten how the early game looks.

Though you’ll probably have a slightly different (and mostly better) experience, because we early players had to wait for a lot of content to be patched in. And you’re starting with all the QoL stuff from 2.0 and 3.0, which is great too.

“Safely” was already an empty promise to begin with, given how LLMs work.

So someone just thought “our investors don’t value safety, let’s get rid of that on the blurb”. They are probably correct.

PC Rayman had a level editor released for it a couple years after the main game, the 120 new levels were shipped with it (at least I assume these are the same).

Did they include the level editor from Designer/Gold or only the new levels? it wasn’t clear in the description.

I think I would put Super Mario Maker 1 and 2 here. At least, the online run part. The course editor is fantastic, and if you know some good builders or have a way to find curated courses. it’s great.

However despite how much I’d like to be able to jump into a hundred-course run of Mario platforming (believe me, I would), it’s almost entirely shit. Not even entertaining shit most of the time. It’s either absurd enemy spam, empty courses, trap pipes/doors that lead to either instant deaths or inescapable dead-ends, invisible blocks over pits to trip you when you jump…

And a favourite of mine, the course that would be almost impossible except there’s an invisible secret shortcut to the end right at the beginning. The infamous “dev door”. Because you have to be able to complete your course before you upload it, and the worst kind of trolls obviously don’t want to engage with their own crap.

Now I’m imagining the car shaking off like a wet dog to shut its doors.

Le DLC Castlevania était vraiment cool, entre les inspirations de base de Dead Cells et ça je suis sûr qu’ils devaient crever d’envie d’en faire un “vrai”.

Honnêtement, je sais pas trop quoi penser de Konami qui après avoir massacré ses licences se contente maintenant de les refiler à tout le monde pour faire des jeux et des crossovers à leur place. Mais bon dans ce cas, je vais pas me plaindre.

They can hardly top themselves, they already did infinity.

Remember when they made people pay for changing a character’s hair colour? No, not even unlocking individual colours, but actually paying every time you change it, even to a colour you had previously?

From the description, doesn’t even look like they included the level editor (Rayman Designer, released 2 years after the game). They only mention the included new levels and a couple more.

Not going to send any money in Ubisoft’s general direction these days anyway.

A co-worker not long ago had AI (fucking copilot in this case) randomly trying to analyze a spreadsheet report with a list of users.

There wasn’t any specific need to do this right now, but, curious, he let it do its thing. The AI correctly identified it was a list of user accounts, and said it might be able to count them. Which would be ridiculously easy to do, since it’s just a correctly formatted spreadsheet with each row being one user.

So he says OK, count them for me. The AI apologizes, it can’t process the file because it’s too big to be passed fully as a parameter in a python script (OK, why and how are you doing that?) but says it might be able to process the list if it’s copy-pasted into a text file.

My co-worker is like, at that point, why fucking not? and does the thing. The AI still fails anyway and apologizes again.

We’re paying for that shit. Not specifically for copilot, but it was part of the package. Laughing at how it fails at simple tasks it set up for itself is slightly entertaining I guess, thanks Microsoft.

The point is the first step in getting assistance is checking you’re not asking something that has been solved one hundred times before.

And you don’t even need to be registered to do that in a forum. in fact you don’t even need to know the forum exists, because search engines can find them for you.

You’re just counting on people having nothing else to do than help people by repeating the same basic stuff forever.

And if you don’t find a way to integrate your fancy ghibli avatar routine into your daily water pumping for “efficiency”, you’ll get the dungeon.

Talking about source games, even if you think you got VR legs though, I’ve tried the Portal 2 mod and despite e how much I love the game I gave that up.

I can do flight tricks in No Man’s Sky and play Skyrim without teleport for hours, and Portal 2 fucked me up. Not sure exactly what was wrong, but I was not even started on the disorienting fancy tricks yet.

I got somewhat used to it after a while (for short sessions), and then I got to the point where stuff was broken (like turret line of sight) and it killed it completely for me.

I was quite surprised when Terry Bogart was announced for Smash.

Lots of people were like “is he even notable enough to get a spot as a DLC character?”, and I was not far from thinking that too. KoF is basically that niche series only a couple fighting game nerds care about where I live.

And then there were the South American people, etc coming into the thread saying “Are you crazy? of course he is! Who the fuck is Ryu anyway?”

Discord is terrible for assistance.

Search is ineffective, you have to actually fight the UI to go back to older messages, depending on the device there are still somehow cases in which you can’t go back to the beginning of a thread. But thank you for putting a huge reminder that I am currently “reading through old messages”, silly me, why would I want to do that.

Oh, you’re trying to scroll down through old posts? Let me suddenly refresh the list for no reason and bring you back to the most recent ones. Everything past the third screen might as well not exist anymore.

And of course, there is the slight problem of every useful info written there being completely invisible to the rest of the internet.

… Merci pour ça, Shino.