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It is what saved the initiative though. It’s certainly useless now, but at least it helped get across the finish line, tasteless as it may be.

Are they the same three people though?

Zero.

Ceci ne sont pas noisettes.

And Memento.

You’re selling flight tickets before the plane is even built.

I’m pretty sure that’s actually happening in some cases.

TIME’S UP! LET’S DO THIS!

The other way around. I grew up playing games on PCs that were quite underpowered for a long time. I played Doom like this. Hell, I had to reduce screen size even in Wolfenstein 3D. I loved fog in GTA San Andreas because it reduced draw distance and when it was raining in Las Venturas, I had to look at my feet like I was speedrunning Goldeneye. I played through Oblivion in a 640 x 480 window and thought it looked amazing. I still have to fight not to turn off AA completely first time running a game on my RTX 3080 because it was the first thing to go for so long.

All of this trained my brain so now I have bulit-in antialiasing and frame generation. I don’t give a shit. Give me good art direction and gameplay loop and I can just generate smooth graphics in my head.

We just keep on trying till we run out of gullible investors.

And see.

If that sounds familiar, it’s because it’s similar to how bitcoin mining works. Anubis is not literally mining cryptocurrency, but it is similar in concept to other projects that do exactly that

Did the author only now discover cryptography? It’s like a cryptocurrency, just without currency, what a concept!

That’s one more person than I expected!

Also, oddly enough, I was only half-jokíng. Never played Hollow Knight, but I’m cautiously optimistic about Deadpool.

Awww, I was hoping for a new Deadpool VR trailer…

I was so glad to see that emoji there, otherwise I would not realise I’m supposed to laugh

Swallow, come!

There are four!

brb, trademarking “fart to start”

Until you eat your keys.

Maybe you forgot, but the original Bloodlines was notable for being released in an extremely broken state.

The game is an excellent documentary.