

Also The_Picard_Maneuver@startrek.website
Yes, definitely. It has to be that they’re all using the exact same engines and methods or something.
I met a guy like this once.
This is an excellent meme format
I can’t imagine what it would look like now. I just wish everyone could experience the same incredible growth.
VR is the one thing that feels similar to the old generational leaps to me. It’s great, but I haven’t set mine up in a few years now.
Don’t forget how many modern AAA games feel like you’re playing a gamified version of your car’s navigation app.
Waypoint>cutscene>waypoint>cutscene>waypoint>cutscene
So many retro games are replayable and fun to this day, but I struggle to return to games whose art style relied on being “cutting edge realistic” 20 years ago.
It’s casual stardate-divisible-by-seven.
“Why don’t you just see it all in your head?”
My wife is the culprit in our house. Should I get her screened…?
Ooh, thanks for the rec. Subbed and crossposted!
Of course! Why, what have you been reading?
I looked it up, and I think it’s nearly $5k…
Public opinion seems to be souring on all the big corporate social media sites, and I truly think if we’re able to get the word out about federated social media platforms, people will jump ship.
Also, it’s hard to dislike a platform that isn’t showing ads, selling user data, or generally making decisions for the enrichment of shareholders.