It’s a PvP hero shooter + siege + looter + capture the flag + demolition all in one game, if that’s your alley.

Given how boring it is to watch others play it, I don’t think it will see any huge success. It will probably find a loyal fanbase, but probably not enough to sustain it long term.

2 million players gave the game a chance thanks to Geoff. I doubt the game would even get 1000 players if they decided to shadow drop it like they originally intended.

The fact that they laid off most of their staff just weeks after release shows that they couldn’t afford a slow ramp up.

What do you mean? This is an operation of peace! /s

Her only merit was that she’s not Trump. It’s a very good merit, but let’s hope for some stronger candidate next time, if there ever will be a next time.

That’s some great world news! Congrats!

Just going to add that burnout is not a weakling thing. Sometimes you’re forced to work with idiots that makes baboons hyperintelligent by comparison. That can drain anyone.

The normal distribution has many properties that makes it easy to work with. It’s a handy shortcut to assume the distribution you’re working with is normal, and CLT is a good justification for why that’s reasonable.

I’m a boy. I appreciate it.

My favorite was when they turned Google Maps into a playable Dragon Quest map

Enhance!

Is there any game that utilized the d pad though? The d pad and the L button must have gone down in history as the most useless buttons ever put on a controller.

It depends on the project. Not all open source project uses tailwind’s revenue model, which relied on that people are reading their docs.

LLMs won’t destroy open source, but it will change the landscape. Probably not for the better though.

I believe they want to divert all their resources into one huge Fortnite like success story. Something that can bring them a reliable recurring revenue stream.

No one mentioned in the Epstein files will be affected. This is the sad reality.

Not the bees!

Gex saying ”it’s tail time!”

You’re my soda pop

My little soda pop

I don’t want to miss out pressing the purchase button myself

Next you won’t be able to own computers yourself. It’s all going to be rented through sky high subscription fees. Technofeudalism intensifies.