hswolf
@hswolf@lemmy.world
- Comment on every damn morning 1 month ago:
redbull and tnt were like the baseline for me, all that gamer and influencer shit is straight up piss in a can
- Comment on Star Wars Outlaws Is A Crappy Masterpiece 2 months ago:
I personally wouldn’t say “gameplay is the most important feature”, but it’s intertwined.
A game is a piece of art, and a piece of art passes a message or a sentiment to the end user.
Some don’t need gameplay at all, like the novel-like games with eventual quick time events like Until Dawn, just nice graphics and an appealing story are enough to pass on what the creator wants.
Other games require heavy focus on gameplay, remembering enemiew behaviors and learning a plethora of items and skills so the player can even experience thee world around him, a good example would the Souls series.
There’s even games in between, like Cyberpunk, where the graphics and storytelling are the most important aspect, and the gameplay is there but is not important enough to pass on the message. And vice versa.
The worst a game can be is “meh”, or leave you uninterested on any of its aspects. Haven’t played this SW game, but if I compare to the the SW works, the focus should be either good action (like Jedi Academy game) or a deep and interesting story and world building (like the Andor series). If the only thing It has is graphics, then I can see how uninteresting it can be.
- Comment on Toilet specific plungers get the job done faster and with way less effort and mess. 2 months ago:
skibidi?
- Comment on Saudi man earns world record for 444 game consoles hooked to one TV 2 months ago:
I don’t think he actually wants to play any game, I think the satisfaction comes from having all the consoles and making them all worrk together.
It’s more a collectors high thand a gamer’s.
- Comment on What have you played this week? 3 months ago:
Monster Hunter World
- Comment on 77% Of Employees Report AI Has Increased Workloads And Hampered Productivity, Study Finds 3 months ago:
It also helps you getting a starting point when you don’t know how ask a search engine the right question.
But people misinterpret its usefulness and think It can handle complex and context heavy problems, which must of the time will result in hallucinated crap.
- Comment on The art critic 3 months ago:
i learned just a bit of french, so when I travel to the OuiOui lands, I can deliberately refuse to speak It instead of not being able to
- Comment on A picture is worth 1000 words 3 months ago:
that’s so cool, medicine came so far, we can just swap body parts like that
- Comment on A picture is worth 1000 words 3 months ago:
how does the pee stuff works in that case, you still have a urethra? does it come from a hole now?
- Comment on Growing Old 4 months ago:
I throw you another question, why not?
- Comment on Real 4 months ago:
damn, can’t argue with that, OK it is
- Comment on I will not be taking questions. 4 months ago:
I read “a dog”, and spent several seconds horrified but searching the canine resemblance
- Comment on Cyberpunk 2077 director thanks fans as the game hits a 95% positive review rating on Steam 5 months ago:
The thing is what is the consensus of “runs well”? Is it a FPS constant? No glitches? Fast loads?
My point is, a game can come shitty and run a constant 30 fps under the “recommended” since that’s what they thought was appropriate
Is a gray area that should be more descriptive, not sure why downvote me
- Comment on Cyberpunk 2077 director thanks fans as the game hits a 95% positive review rating on Steam 6 months ago:
Not that I remember, true that it didn’t handle the last gen consoles, and that it was marketed as quite demanding
Sadly “minimum” or “recommended” just tells us the game runs, not that it runs well
- Comment on Cyberpunk 2077 director thanks fans as the game hits a 95% positive review rating on Steam 6 months ago:
thats was just a loud minority talking about super max setting with Raytracing and 4k
- Comment on Framework won’t be just a laptop company anymore 6 months ago:
There’s also few but existing examples of people that resist the selling urge, like the VLC dev
- Comment on $70 titles are doomed to go “the way of the dodo” says Saber Interactive CEO 6 months ago:
I’d argue It is heavily inspired, and not copied.
The game has been in development for some years now, you can even find some early ads for It. And the lack of action by Nintendo, in all this time, tells me there’s no bases for any legal action.
I’ve seen comparisons for all the pals and the “look alike” pokemons, and honestly, some are inspired by pokemons and some are similar just because they are based on the same animal, I haven’t seen any blatant copies.
- Comment on So sweet 6 months ago:
Right? It’s so weird, why would someone use a phone to make a… phone call, absolutely barbaric
- Comment on sleep paralysis 6 months ago:
It’s not a feeling that you can rationalize by looking at It from the outside.
It’s a primal and visceral feeling, a fight or flight situation. Sometimes you even think “hey this is a sleep paralysis, I can just ignore and go back to sleep”, but you usually can’t, and your body screams “danger, danger, danger, run away, fight back”, but you can’t move, or scream, or “wake up”. It bites of our instincts, and It’s hard to describe afterwards, but you wake up scared and bit relieved that you’re alive.
It gets worse If you hallucinate, all sorts of distorted figures and creatures appear, all fabrication of your brain of course, but since you’re half awake, they are half real as well, you can feel their presence like a sixth sense, when you look at a dark corner or a dark hallway and you know something is lurking there, sometimes you can even “touch” them if they come near enough.
I had and episode one time that I had to keep pushing a floating demonic mask away from me, I could only move my right wrist, and yes I could somewhat touch the thing, and I had this primal fear that If that thing approached my head, I would die.
It’s a really hard concept to describe, but once you experience It, you never forget the feeling.
- Comment on I bought frozen BBQ eel and the best before date says LJ349. What does this mean? 7 months ago:
I’ve seen food expire before the date stated, so you should also take into account where you live and the regulatory entities that manage your food and stuff.
I’d say always do the sniff if you are worried.
- Comment on Professor meow meow 7 months ago:
damn, I thought there would be a pawprint
- Comment on $70 titles are doomed to go “the way of the dodo” says Saber Interactive CEO 7 months ago:
he talking about Helldivers 2
and Palworld (not sure about the copyright infringement take tho)
- Comment on wat 7 months ago:
if you call a cell X
I think it is being divided like X/2, not X/0.5
- Comment on Hasbro exec says Baldur's Gate 3 "proved for us that people really wanted great D&D games," supports Larian's plan to "take the time we need" 7 months ago:
the dlc is really good, albeit short, it feels really long
all the characters are well written and it’s hard to straight up hate/like them, the gray area is real
also, theres 4 more ending added if I’m not mistaken, give It a shot
- Comment on Hasbro exec says Baldur's Gate 3 "proved for us that people really wanted great D&D games," supports Larian's plan to "take the time we need" 7 months ago:
the faulty console launch aside, cp77 came as a really good game, one of the best story and characters I’ve seen in a while
- Comment on The DMA already having an impact. Brave Browser installs surge after introduction of browser choice splash screen on iOS. 8 months ago:
yes, because the average user doesn’t even know there are different browsers, and that they can change the default one, which is great to “vendor lock” your own browser, in this Safari from iOS
- Comment on Age of piss 8 months ago:
TAAN TAN TAN… TAAN TAN TAN… TAAN TAA TAN TAN
- Comment on Don't tell me what to do! 8 months ago:
damn dude I see your comments on 90% of the posts I come across, be It on early morning or late night
I’m genuinely curious, what do you do for a living?
- Comment on EA flop Immortals of Aveum reportedly cost around $125 million, former dev says "a AAA single-player shooter in today's market was a truly awful idea" 8 months ago:
I think the problem is just that, the game is… okay, not bad or good, just okay, unremarkable and forgettable.
If you want good sales you need to do something innovative and interesting, or something cliché but really well done.
Taking a look at Doom 2016 (also a single player shooter) we can see the core gameplay: Shoot demons, Pick up ammo, Shoot more demons. But it’s crafted so masterfully that you spend dozens or hundreds of hours doing just that.
Now with this game that I actually forgot the name mid comment, It’s… well you get the ideia.
- Comment on X appears to be juicing MrBeast’s views to woo the YouTuber to the platform, pushing video upload into users’ feeds as an unlabeled ad 9 months ago:
I don’t think that’s the right perspective to have on this, a good action isn’t bad just because It wasn’t the best action possible.
And the solution you brought upon, would still leave the first problem afloat, “great, we reduced plastic consumption, but who’s going to remove the plastic that is already in there?”, It’s a paradox you see? If he chooses option A, people will burn him at the stake because he didn’t choose option B.
I was skeptical at first when I first got aware of him, then I did some research and there’s a ton of philanthropy there, lots of people got some help they needed.
EVEN if it’s done with ulterior motives, the non changing fact is that people indeed were helped.
Whichever motives he has behind his persona, he has helped more people than most could or would’ve helped.