Games controller is no way near as bad as TV remote, the delay alone makes it so much more frustrating

Do you use a calculator?

Been using LibreWolf since the tos changes a few months ago, barely notice a difference

https://i.imgur.com/8qNtTi8.png

I was in a rush but here’s a graph of me while flying around the city in a drone, so pretty high impact, I did idle a little bit though

When did they do this segment? There was a memory leak issue that caused some crashes and FPS drops on the first day for me, though I’m not sure that is the same problem as console because the game would run fine for about an hour then start to lose FPS until eventually crashing. It was patched the day after, since then I’ve had no issues.

Tbh I’m honestly not really bothered about the Mindseye side, but I’m pretty excited for the Everywhere side, never really cared much for single player shooters, I just hope the bad reviews doesn’t dissuade BARB from following through with enabling Everywhere’s full feature set within Mindseye.

? Did you play either of them because it sounds like you haven’t and are claiming things you know nothing about. I was lucky enough to play Everywhere and I have been playing Mindseye (almost completed the story)

Everywhere is in Mindseye, once you get to a certain point you can enter “build mode” which is what Everywhere was. You are able to build either in the open world of Mindseye or go into empty “Arks” (worlds) and build from scratch.

Yeah I looked at what it was like on console and it isn’t great, though it runs pretty perfectly for my pc (4070).

It even runs on the steamdeck (on lowest settings) I played it for 3 hours in bed without any issues.

Though it is no way near in alpha. I feel like alot of people have not played it and are shitting on it just because everyone else is.

I’ve been playing it, I’m around 60% through the story, I wouldn’t say this is the worst game of 2025, not by a long shot, maybe people were just expecting it to be a GTA clone, when it’s more like a single player linear story.

The only issue I have with it is it is all very quick paced, you get a new job and like a day later you’re gunning down hundreds of goons.

After awhile you get access to a ‘build mode’ that allows you to build stuff using provided assets in the world, eg you wanna build a house on top of a skyscraper you can.

The build mode also includes logic nodes for doing gameplay scripting.

All in all I think people enjoy feeling apart of something, and apparently everyone has decided to hate on this game because of “reasons”?

I’ve never really thought about it, but my first instinct is to say it’s referring to the time “it is raining right now” shortened to “it’s raining”?

Well it is recyclable, it’s just so expensive most don’t bother.

At this point the cat is out of the bag, I’m doing uni currently and have used ai to assist, though I’ve only used the ai to help me understand topics, or asked it to give me practise questions, never given it an assignment question or asked it to gen my answers for me.

As a sort of personal tutor it can be really great. I was thinking about how you can try to encourage students to use it without cheating, and the only thing that came to me was if the education system maintained its own “virtual tutor” ai, one that was specifically designed to prevent cheating and encourage ethical use.

Not sure though, it’s a tough problem to deal with, I guess the other option is just more controlled tests, which no one likes.

Well it’s comedy (even if you don’t agree, thats what he’s going for).

And ai is commonly used as a catchall term for any program doing some kind of automation.

The hospitals have hostages?

I play devil’s advocate in most friend-space conversations, it’s just who I am, I don’t do it disrespectfully (I hope) but it’s just the first thing my brain goes to.

China doesn’t have the greatest reputation when it comes to foreigners.

Same, I also pick her up and show her the counter top in the kitchen if I spend a long time in there, just so she knows what’s going on

I get that, and I’m sure there are people who see that list of dlcs and only think about the amount of content positively.

I usually pirate games before buying, and I would have purchased it because I really enjoyed it with all dlcs, but going from all content pirated to only base content purchased (unless I wanted to fork out over £250) felt like a kick in the teeth.

I pirated it to test it and I really enjoyed it, I went to buy it and the moment I saw over 30 dlcs (around £250) I noped out and never went back.

The main thing that keeps me away from Stellaris (and all Paradox games) is the stupid amount of DLC content.

When a game makes me feel like I have to spend some stupid amount to buy all 30 different dlcs just to get the whole game, then I just avoid the game entirely. If I see a steam page and the dlc list is the longest section on the page then I just close it down.

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