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That is me. I am the troll, lol.

Opprinnelig skrevet av Emperor Chungus III:

I see it more so as the Rising Sun of America.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N4bFqW_eu2I

Opprinnelig skrevet av HA2ARON:

Opprinnelig skrevet av Ambulância:

Are you being paid by the devs to defend their shady practices by replying to all comments that (rightly) criticize this game's development?

Or do you just have nothing better to do with your time?

"I cant defend an argument with an argument, so let me discredit you by calling you a shill"

Do you have a valid point to make based on the subject topic? Or just trying to discredit me because you know what I said is logical and you can't win the argument?

And stop reflecting, I am fine right now doing 3D modelling, watching a film simultaneously and right next to me 3D printing some parts for a friends car... Responding to threads is literally not even a dent in my time spent, unlike some people that are just in here to hate and when arguments come out discredit people and attack them instead of the argument.

Blocked.

Damn, little bro can't take even basic criticism. Guess blocking is the way to protect your bubble huh?

any more invites?

Opprinnelig skrevet av SpidersInABirthdayCake:

How would we get these awesome shots with a handheld camera?? https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3555142713
There is map marking already, no detailed notes like you want, but you can press X or hold X while aiming to drop tracking markers (up to 10). Hell you can even do it from the map screen. An accessible photo album from inside your main lodge on each map would be cool, we already have a laptop sitting at base so why not.

I'm not saying photo mode should be removed. I'm just saying it would be nice to add a camera to the game. We could probably take photos using a drone like you mentioned, but we can't stop time :) I already use the scout and tracking signs you mentioned frequently. I'm not talking about temporary signs like those. I'm talking about permanent signs like signs for campsites or hunting lodges. Sorry, sometimes Google Translate can't express exactly what I mean.

I'm playing as Mongolia (so maybe some mechanic I'm missing) and when I capture a Distant Land settlement/City with my religion as dominant I'm only getting one point. Is that some "gotcha" with playing Mongolia or Genghis Khan that I missed?

Same as people who make a sports team or an anime or TV show theirs. One dimensional people. They've always existed. Internet at best has only exacerbated and gathered them together.

Opprinnelig skrevet av kbiz:

What's interesting to me is the Democrat party is ideologically fractured. They gave into the radical left because they needed their votes. And now their policies are sinking ships.

Likewise the GOP decided to ride the Tea Party boat, putting all their bets on Trump, which has lead to far right, white christian nationalism devouring the GOP with no alternative on sight.
They're riding a tiger they can't get down from.

Invite me please

Opprinnelig skrevet av Felix:

It takes a few minutes to salvage/bank/vendor inventory when it gets full. Been playing GW2 for years, never bought a single bag slot.

Excitement from loot? I got one some weeks ago when dropped Black Lion Chest Key.

Having a guaranteed income from selling mats to buy gem store items is imo better than dropping them by chance. I for one do enjoy gathering salvageables and nodes, it feels meaningful to me.

"Never dropped a precursor" is a complaint from someone who can't be bothered to craft it.

All of this. and as for the precursor part, ok, never had one drop, unless you count the Chaos Gun from mixing 4 rares in the Forge. that was all my luck spent. lol

Opprinnelig skrevet av Gigasittich:

There are already AI games on the market and they are all pretty horrible. If shadowrun ever gets a chance of revival it should be made by skilled humans so it doesn't die again immediatly

This, really.

I think we're all aware that the world is indeed moving to a future where, at some point, human creativity will largely be replaced by machines that have just become actually good at regurgitating the (largely stolen) content they're being fed with -- but we're not nearly there yet.

What is mistakenly being called "AI" these days can't even be trusted to properly translate sentences; how could we possibly expect it to deliver a thrilling semi-original plot that keeps you immersed in the world? With the tools on the market right now, you could probably get quite a few neat passages out of it, but sooner or later you're going to run into awkward spots, and it'll ruin the entire experience.
Leaving aside the intentional invitation of controversy by buying into a product/trend that a lot of people justifiably regard as destroying jobs and being part of product enshittification. Shadowrun already is an IP on life support; I don't think it needs to make things even more difficult than they are.

Maybe thirty, forty years from now, we'll all have software that's capable of creating compelling movies and videogames from scratch based on just a few sentences a la Star Trek's holodecks, but for better or worse, that day is still far away, and we should not expect more from this tech than everybody can see it's capable of actually delivering.