It clearly isn’t!

A) Man has dreamt of Artificial Intelligence for decades now, often times very much realizing the capabilities (and dangers) of such technology B) AI in its current form already support business, hobbies, creative work etc. The traffic and processing power needed is constantly rising.

I feel with a such a bold (and just incorrect) statement the article cannot be much worth to read.

Can really recommend Jacket.

https://github.com/Jackett/Jackett

or maybe a little .xml but thats all we serve here!

Yup, that’d be the joke

Ohhh gottem!

She is now legally obligated to sex this man.

edit: programmers code

Seems to be the correct course of action

Oh no, but what about the boycott…

Yeah shit, it was when redditors found you freaks that most of them left

A) Article isn’t available

B) Before the garbage article was taken down, all it did was source an eurogamer article from 2012 when the law changes first where made

C) y’all wasting your time

Laundering? They’re not even entering as investors are they, so they are not really expecting any return other that a presumably finished game at some point?

New quests, new items, new NPC, new dialogue, new locations, I could go on…

It’s a fantastic tool.

PCPartPicker is very useful, especially for browsing compatible parts and cost comparing.

A number of good build guides are also available. But as with everything, trust but verify.

My lateat PC was designed with everything except the GPU, which I awaited until I found a good cheap second-hand card. As soon as I got the card, I verified the design and ordered everything.

This is the new narrative for Cyberpunk 2077. I’m guessing cdprojekt greased some palms ahead of the new DLC release.

But make no mistake, and don’t fall for it; cyberpunk is still a wholly buggy and unfinished game with extremely janky mechanics that will never be patched out.

If and only if you can overlook such issues, and I know from personal experience some can, should you consider paying for the new DLC.

Yeah, i don’t like bugs in games I pay for I guess

Everyone’s experience will be unique, especially considering bugs, but the fact that an experience can be as bad as mine is bad enough.

This is my experience with Cyberpunk 2077 in 2023:

this summer, i built a new PC specifically so that I could play the game with good, stable performance. With ray-tracing on, the game would curb-stomp my RTX 3080 (not a cheap card mind) with 30 fps in the inner city. Not great, kind of disappointing.

What followed was nothing but a never-ending stream of bugs. Feel free to sample from the smorgosbord;

• night would shift to day in an instant

• characters would t-pose on reload

• characters would walk through cars like a tank and blow them up

• npc driven cars would run through walls and cars and blow them up

• ragdolls would flip out and fly out of bounds

• citizens walk in circles through the streets

• animated objects like cell phones would not disappear when put away and instead float around their bodies

• npc driven cars would teleport forward when driven

• lost count of how much clipping issues were present

All this after about 5 hours of game play. It was brutal until I could take no more. And the game play is just not that fun, even though most of the characters are interesting and the story is good.

The absolute most damning thing is that the game demands immersion, the world is built around the concept, but with a bug every 15 min throwing you out of the experience, it’s just too much.

I’m not hopeful for this DLC.

Starfield is currently the 6th most played game on Steam. What makes you think they would fail ES6?

I would consider The Witcher 3 a masterpiece as well, far from a linear experience. And I love Fallout, so I know what a good turn based compat rpg is like. And few games have had me so on the edge of my seat as Xcom 2, so I know what an excellent turn based combat system is supposed to be.

BG3 just doesn’t live up to that. The polish fails it, and the combat is just not very fun. The role playing is excellent as long as the other things don’t get in the way, which it does.

I’m aware, but no, it’s not a pause since it can not be used to pause the game, for example, when in dialogue.