memorize monster movements in order to anticipate next potential movement… I hate it.

this is literally the cornerstone of monster hunter combat

the counterpoint to me not liking a song from a Video Game because it of its association with Internet Culture has to be something other than “get out more”

my hot take is that even though portal is a masterpiece this song is so cringe because i associate it with unfunny “the narwhal bacons at midnight” type redditors

piracy is preferable over buying a key off of greymarket sites like this tbh

i love its anticapitalist take on ocean pollution. unironically smart stuff

the game is a moba, the pve sections are there to facilitate pvp play, like farming and map control.

id be pretty down for a coop pve shooter in the style of the old hero sieges from wc3 though: fighting off waves and waves of creeps until you get strong enough to push into their base while defending key objectives.

“i would totally be a founder right now if it weren’t for [excuse xyz]”

the soundtrack is undefeated. i put it on when i need to focus or when i want to act like i listen to jazz

is there a city sim that prioritizes green cities and quality of life? the first cities skylines was shockingly america-centric with the city designs it let you build, even with the european devs.

you can find docker images for ollama and open-webui pretty much anywhere.

it’s literally just money

agreed, making video games has gotta be the worst ROI software job in the world. bad hours, bad pay, bad management. anyone who wanted to be lazy could do so anywhere else but video games.

“we gotta find the guy who was in charge. why didnt he stop it?”

moving your data from your domestic authoritarian to a foreign authoritarian isn’t the gotcha you think it is

hey i remember you from yesterday’s thread, where you called the official proton’s account doubling down “significant if true” and still haven’t changed your tune

i worked at fb a long time ago, it was already exactly like how you describe. everyone was optimizing for their performance review—juicing metrics and prioritizing for the short term. accountability only existed in a 6-month cycle.