Don’t get it wrong, the reason The Crew was the perfect game to start the movement is solely because Ubisoft is french, a country that has pretty strong consumer laws that they aren’t respecting.

Like Ross said, since they are suing in the USA better to not get your hopes up.

The Lain aesthetics is just a regular day in Brazil.

They even said it was a mistake when someone said they got ads before and it went viral. Google is evil.

I am very intelligent

They are pirated, what he means is what some community manager already said back when this was about Helldivers 2, made their job easier to ban people with playstation accounts.

Brazil, 5 minutes

It is, I hurt my ears several times every year, had to put medicine on it and everything, now I just go to a doctor once a year to do a professional clean up and it’s all good.

I remember gta chinatown wars on the DS have an elaborate minigame to hotwire a car, probably wasn’t realistic too, I just liked how it took some time.

Plenty of games use it, if it uninstalled with each one then others would stop working.

4 likes on him complaining that modlogs being public is something bad, cowards that only want to be shitty in the shadows.

Easy, a bug in battle eye forced me to reinstall windows, this kernel access has to go.

Never get into actual warhammer, only videogames.

Yeah, but the problem is that it is now the only medium singled out from remote access, you can remotely rent books and movies.

The fear of hallucinations is so great for a commercial company that when square enix tried it on a remake of a detective game of theirs, it became the poster child of how awful LLMs are for videogames, it’s one of the worst rated steam games, it’s like talking to a wall because they nerfed it so hard it’s worse than a normal text parser.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/2280000/SQUARE_ENIX_AI_Tech_Preview_THE_PORTOPIA_SERIAL_MURDER_CASE/

I’m gonna be sad now, thanks.

This is more about the online one you can do with books and movies, they wanted to expand it to retro games and ESA fought tooth and nail to deny it.

I mean, it says that he acted like prick but always learned his lesson in the end, what’s the issue?

That’s called being a kid.

I remember when this privilege was reserved for free games since it was how they made their money, but like Sterling says: they can’t just make money, they can’t make enough money, they gotta make all of the money.