If you feel like a chatbot is a person, I recommend therapy to you.

Hahahahaha

Do you possibly have Steam input disabled? I could imagine that they get their statistics from that.

I have multiple compose stacks with one folder each, and they also contain all the bind volumes and any other extra files needed.

You’re right, that’s what I meant

Python has many great aspects, unfortunately it’s missing strong static typing.

Stirring hype has failed too many times. I’m sure they have big plans for the game and it’s going to be very good. However, promising so much so early just screams incoming drama to me.

We will learn nothing from this

Wow this looks a bit like a big budget version of Cogmind!

Gives me Death Stranding vibes

Pretty disappointed to have a F2P multiplayer shooter as the “one more thing”. But I like that it’s out at the end of January already, and it does look like a creative mash-up of established formulas.

For most software engineering jobs it’s actually more people work than computer work.

Totally reasonable thought process on their side. Sucks that it had to come to this.

That would make me incredibly happy. I recently played Divine Divinity again, and it holds up so well. Sadly the tech is showing it’s age. All it needs is a new engine and a bit of qol.

surely every OS comes with a C compiler pre-installed? You would be mistaken.

LFS is for memes. I guess Nix is a level up from Arch.

I’m playing Where Winds Meet and imo the chatbots are one of the weakest points of the game. You are told it’s a bot, it feels like one, and as there is still a rigid game around this interaction, it’s essentially just a weird romancing minigame. The only reason I engage with this system is because it can be easily cheated. Nothing of value would be lost if this feature was entirely cut from the game.

Probably by de-anonymizing internet discourse.

From the Steam page:

BE WARNED: This game is for players who already master the challenge of My Summer Car. Definitely not recommended for any player not familiar with the original installment.

Very interesting, I really like that approach. However even the first game looks like you need to know a lot about cars beforehand (feel free to correct me on that). Let’s hope enough people will buy it.

Edit: It also uses AI assets, ew…

I don’t even have to try