I don’t really either. Once it gets fast enough it’ll be common, but we can do really good approximations right now.

The thing that really hurts HL2 in terms of looking less dated is the old low-poly BSP geometry. Modern games and engines use landscapes and models because they can do it fast enough now. But I don’t think Source can handle that level of detail.

Also it’ll be running windows, so it’ll be rife with vulnerabilities and need constant security fixes.

Fun fact, Gabe left Microsoft to found Valve. Pretty sure a few other early Valve employees were also from Microsoft.

Makes sense. It’s not conclusive, but this user did make a post with a line like “here’s a breakdown you can post to reddit” until I pointed it out.

Not that it matters in this case, because they’ve already deleted their account.

Generally, the admins. I don’t know if kbin/mbin are different, but on most platforms the admins don’t see what’s going on in each community unless someone brings it to their attention.

Is it reportable when someone makes low-quality AI-generated posts, even if they’re not technically breaking any rules?

That was just Rooki on lemmy.world. He’s already got a bad rep as it is. Nobody else cared that much, especially on other instances.

Well except for that part where the native mod tools suck ass and every creation club update breaks a bunch of mods

Removed by mod

What is your obsession with WoW? First you make multiple posts about the costs vs. investing that money, now this? Didn’t you also complain about the art style changing, even though multiple people said it’s always been like that?

You really just need to understand that different people have different feelings.

That’s literally what they said.

If they’re that young, they definitely don’t need their own Switch.

Yes, Radarr and the rest of the *arr stack.

If we’re talking about actual need, the answer is zero. The Nintendo Switch does not feature on Maslow’s hierarchy of needs.

But how many OP should buy depends on how much they’re willing to spend. One is enough for family games and taking turns. If everyone wants their own to play head-to-head multiplayer, yeah you’ll have to shell out for multiple consoles.

A World of Warcraft subscription is not a human right. Everyone makes a cost-benefit decision about whether they can afford it.

That’s literally what they did. They deleted and reposted because last time they forgot to edit out the “here’s a breakdown you can post to reddit” comment from ChatGPT. You can see me quote it in my comment history right now, but the post is gone.

It’s because they used ChatGPT, with predictable results.

Your ChatGPT analysis is still garbage.

Regardless, if people feel that spending that money on a game is valuable to them, why is that so unbelievable to you? Do you expect everyone to sit quietly in the dark when they’re not working? Let people enjoy things.

Here’s a simple breakdown you can post on Reddit:

This was ChatGPT generated, wasn’t it.

It is a marketing problem.