Valve needs to do something about publishers not disclosing AI, though. There are high profile games like Fall of Avalon that lie about it.

I'm sure he'll do it right after launching Hyperloop

Gamepass is going to continue betting worse until we end up with the mess that are streaming services right now.

I sincerely hope it fails.

You shouldn't dismiss someone's 14 year career, including a game of the year, because you don't like the studio he came from.

I'm glad people aren't backing down, whether you left Reddit entirely for Lemmy like I have or keep trying to start fires over there, it all hurts Reddit's IPO.

You guys have much bigger problems to worry about right now tbh

This is a good mindset in general, when working in AWS you are not supposed to use your root account unless it's absolutely necessary even if you are the only user. Hosting a Lemmy instance should be no different.

Something was off with the way fast travel worked but I didn't expect they'd try to fucking sell it.

That's an odd way of saying he failed at his job.

You wouldn't download a car

The lack of self awareness is outstanding.

I was an Infinity user but I can't help but feel this is the wrong move. After all Reddit has done to them they just set up a way to siphon miney straight to them for the devs' hard work?

Why?

Letting Facebook have any sort of success in Lemmy is such a bad idea, they burn everything they touch.

I do love gaming just getting bought out by the same 4 shitty companies.

I think the main issue is NPC quests, they are complete nonsense and fail automatically based on arbitrary triggers.

For those who didn't read the article:

• Palworld devs used generative AI in the past and think it's a really good tool
• There is no proof that AI was used to create Pals even though that wouldn't even be illegal or anything
• Pals are very clearly derivative of Pokemon since that was the entire inspiration

That's literally it, this is just AI ragebait.

Valve should stop giving incentives for voting in the awards, it just leads to people voting for crap they know nothing about.

It won't solve the entire issue but at least it'd be a start.

Exclusivity deals are not exactly a better alternative

I had an interview where they asked me to set up 3 micro services (with full functionality), a Kafka broker, a frontend and to configure everything to run on Kubernetes.

According to them this would take "more or less 4 hours" and those hours would obviously not be paid.

I'm still not sure whether they were just trying to get free work out of people or if their expectations for what a software engineer is supposed to do in half a day are completely absurd.

Oi! Where's your greentext permit?