Well, there ARE torpedoes that pretend to be a ship in order to trick ships and other torpedoes to go for them, instead of the submarine that fired it.

But yeah “specifically” designed to sink ships sounds weird when that’s what most of them, with only few exceptions, do.

we’re talking about regular people

I thought we’re talking about Hüseyin Dogru?

Partly… Look at the original Nazis. The nazi part is usually added to make the distinction with different periods - but for that period, the whole nation is referred to as nazi Germany.

And in this story specifically, the cyclops is a main story point.

Someone might describe the story as “It’s about a guy who gets lost and fights a cyclops”. If someone describes it as “It’s about a guy who gets lost and fights a black person”, I wouldn’t know what they’re talking about.

I don’t care if there’s black people in historical dramas, but the person responding in the image probably feels like they did such a sick burn, while what they really did was utterly fail logical thinking.

Technically yes, but in the context of symbols (which is what this is about) it doesn’t work.

If you stumbled upon a sign with a bug exoskeleton, you’d think “ah yes, this means death”?

Maybe the amount can go to hell, but bloom itself is more realistic in regards to how light and our eyes work.

That’s what it’s being used for? I thought it was for horror games. It does look spooky.

He’s right IMHO.

You can make hundreds of AI slop games in the time you can make one game that is a creative work of art.

It would be waaay easier to police 100 games with a “No AI” label, than making sure 10000 slop games have a “Made by AI” label.

Maybe you think something like “but the ratio SHOULD be the other way around”, but to that you honestly have to deal with the answer “should could woulda”.