What did you learn from this?

EA is against feeding 65M Latinos to the gators coz losing 28M potential customers is just not acceptable. What a caring company!

Holy shit it would be so good if they got some of the artists. I absolutely love the atmosphere, and even the animals are fine, but the characters really need some improvement.

Isn’t it in Brasil where video games are still legally recognised as gambling or some shit like that? Was a few years back I heard about it from a Brazilian friend but that was quite shocking !

Welcome to the wonderful world of reverse proxies!

I’m so glad I wasn’t the only one. I’m still salty about Concorde (as any French person should be, really).

Depression happens. I hope you get better!

“A client side error crashed the application”… I’m reading a fucking article and the page crashes? What shitty website is this?!

Nah, I got skills, she just doesn’t swing that way :/

Wait a goddamn minute, my V never got a sex scene with Palmer!

Brigador has surprisingly excellent writing. And moreover, I mean it literally.
Between maps, you have a config interface where you pick a pilot, guns and a vehicle to put it all on. But you also have a window with Intel. You have to pay ingame money to unlock this Intel, in the same you have to pay to unlock pilots, guns, vehicles, maps. They prices are not negligible. I unlocked every single piece of Intel, many times before I unlocked other more useful things, because it was that good.
I wanted to read more. I wanted to know more. I should point out that most of the Intel was self sufficient : it wasn’t a huge story cut up in parts. I could read one Intel and there was no incentive to buy the next more expensive one to know the end. But it was quality military sci-fi and so much lore building. And here and there, hints about cool equipment combos to try out in game (this pilot in that mech with those guns and gizmo).

It was a complete shock to find such quality in what is otherwise a shooter. Yes, many action RPGs have encyclopedias worth of lore, disseminated freely throughout the world, on items, etc. I think the presentation here helped. But I was genuinely surprised at how good and enjoyable it was to read. I literally sat down and few times spending like an hour reading through bits and pieces and going to play a map or two only so I’d have enough cash to unlock some more.

I hope I get to enjoy such surprisingly good writing in a game again in my gaming lifetime (and I’ve been playing for about 37 years, I should add).

I am still annoyed that we let the damn Argentinian beef get through, but I think it’s comparatively hilarious that we still won’t budge on US “food”.

Holy shit! That guy hacked the system!

I’m guessing that one is toward the EU?

That reminds me of SEO shite introduced into HTML invisibly for the readers.

And it was great!

I mean, that’s all skins have been anyway. Originally you’d just upload a texture and do whatever you wanted. Then you could do the same with the models.
Then someone got the genius idea to make you pay for the privilege…

Could probably use a Bible from the way things are. Doubt they actually ever open those.

Somebody didn’t watch Terminator 2

Would be interesting to see how they distinguish “personal consumption” and “transformative” consumption.

The AI did quite literally what any human educating themselves would have done : reading entire libraries to improve themselves. Then make money from it. So if little Timmy pirates 3DS Max or Photoshop to get a job, it’s fine yeah? Or a student trying to read their course without paying hundreds of dollars?

But wait, when Timmy reads a single virtual book, it’s thievery? It’s the loss of a sale? So how many sales were lost through all those virtual books stolen from paying customers by the AI?

They gotta decide one way or another at some point and stop taking the piss.

Also I wonder if the AI can actually remember the entire content of each book they read though. Or any. And if they do, then can that actually be proof, for each individual book thus regurgitated, that the copyright has been unfairly used since a full reproduction (or close enough as to fool a reader?) would be now available.

That’s gonna be some interesting jurisprudence.