

Lighting Gun.
Those with 3D accelerators had transparent water and could see people under the surface and kill them.
Those without got screwed.
Lighting Gun.
Those with 3D accelerators had transparent water and could see people under the surface and kill them.
Those without got screwed.
requests that Midjourney be made to pay up for the damage it has caused the two companies.
good luck proving and putting an accurate number to that perceived ‘damage’?
Demo’s been live for over a week now?
Friends and I already maxed everything out last week.
Is this something new/different?
(Great Game btw, can’t wait for release)
No they’re not.
yes… Lightning and Explosive Spear is on the nerf radar as being insanely OP compared to everything else
I blasted the whole campaign with 2 skills
Which skills? because yeah, there’s like 4 that does that, and that’s what people are complaining about. It’s only 4
Dark Tron with NIN
Yes fucking please.
ahh… I was wondering when people were going to start talking about Tariffs in relation to streaming services and purchasing software…
The same thing its been for the last 20 years?
I don’t seem to understand your question.
Note: Anyone that wants to clean up the noise background,
Run it through nVidia Broadcast.
Meh. Having played CS since 2000, not excited to see bunny hop coming back. I do miss the old maps. Imo, I found 1.4 was peek CS
The dude that wrote this blog is a goof…
defines backdoor as “relating to something that is done secretly
effectively constitute a “private API”, and a company’s choice to not publicly document their private API
Idiot thinks these are two different things…
Are they are trying to argue that malicious intent is needed to define it as a back door?
Moron…
…doing it better than Bethesda will.
as is the case with just about everything…
Yeah, I have no doubt you are correct. It’s one of those situations that if it were that easy, it would already be done.
Considering how critical a browser is these days.
I’m surprised there isn’t a very popular Open-Source one that everyone is using.
but not anytime soon.
I challenge you on that.
We’ll see a Skyrim like game using LLM for NPC’s within 3 years, definitely 5.
I get they want to keep their talents and jobs. But it’s just not viable for the future and it has nothing to do with cost.
The future is RPG games where the NPC’s can generate their responses in real time and not in text way, but fully voiced. There is no pre-loading responses. The future is curated content responding to the player.
So to achieve that, its either a fully generated voice like a vocaloid or you train an AI on someone’s voice.
If the voice actors aren’t interested in it being their voice, they’ll find someone or go vocaloid.
It’s not about saving money. It’s about pre-recorded voice lines being dead on arrival.
Think audio books, but choose your own adventure audio books, where all the names/places/things can be curated to the listener. Voice Actor isn’t going to be apart of that.
Yeah, it boils down to… who do you want seeing your data?
The Chinese? or the Americans?
imagine if and when an entire model’s weights are lost?
Imagine you have a personal AI that you’ve been training for years, and its learning off you, and there’s a backup failure? It might be like losing a pet…
Is it truly a deviation from outsourcing code to a 3rd party?