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  • I'm shocked. Well not that shocked.

    It's always a good idea to follow the money. A few random bandwagon jumpers screaming about saving the children provided a front for a gambling company. Should we be asking them questions about their involvement in said company? I think we should.

  • Yeah. No worries.

  • Yes. But "our hands our tied" makes no sense. The cops hands were not tied.

  • Our hands are tied.

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  • As the owner of a Shiba, I'm gonna say that the dog is not as stuck as it may at first appear.

  • No. I think you misunderstood what the point of my comment was. In one breath you told someone they don't know things and I directly quoted that comment.

    Now you're backtracking and saying of course you know these things about yourself. You do not get to have it both ways. Either humans know things and can make actionable decisions and perform actual work based on the things they know and the context they are working in, or they don't and this is a simulation where Gen AI LLM'S do the same things humans do.

    So which is it?

  • According to you you don't know you're autistic or schizoaffective. You don't know that you deal with constant illusions.

    Because people don't know things. Remember?

    i don't know anything either, and neither do you. your brain is just very good at convincing you that you "know" things. you're just following the instructions of your brain

  • I have run into it once that I remember. There's the line with "17 38" in it from the Fetty Wop song "trap queen. A restaurant in a neighborhood I used to live in had a menu item that came out to $17.38 after tax. People would shout it back at the cashier. Mostly teens but grown adults too.

    I think eventually they added a few cents to the menu cost to make it go away.

  • My sister just went back to school to get her engineering degree and they make them all sign up for a program called handshake? It tries pretty desperately to schill work from home jobs training AI. And they literally all read like scams.

  • Yeah I saw. There were a lot of complaints from consumers about the features that existed in the 3DS/other DS's that didn't exist in the switch including this one. Pretty sure they started rethinking the idea that they were only marketing to kids after that. And even then I think those people have to be your actual friends on the switch 2 rather than just random people.

  • I can definitely understand why not selling a game on the most popular marketplace would detrimentally affect a studios ability to make money.

    But a lot of the reason games aren't successful has as much to do with the quality of the game and the amount of money spent developing it as it does with marketing. And plenty of developers/small indie studios assume that they can ouvert over-stretch themselves monetarily and with other resources like time, and still come out on top because Indies are becoming more popular.

    But what it often comes down to is if what you're selling is worth it to the consumer and they know about it. On steam an indie game is just as likely to get caught up in the influx of games and lost in the noise as it is to get noticed.

  • Absolutely true.

  • I believe it was their attempt to protect children from unknown people online. I have the app and one of the features is that you can talk to people online in certain games (Animal Crossing, Splatoon, SSB's, Mario Kart, and I think Mario Party).

    Edit: I'd also like to point out that those accessory mics didn't work with first party games to my knowledge.

    There was some public outcry about it specifically from parents who had to download said app and let their kids use it for games. You could later use accessories that would add a mic but it was limited.

    https://www.nintendo.com/en-gb/Support/Troubleshooting/How-to-Use-Voice-Chat-Using-the-Nintendo-Switch-App-1442573.html?srsltid=AfmBOor7pvIPB7U5tAiGPZalHfrOmwWvHmZgM4CCYId0-773YzAv81Y0

    https://www.kentfaith.ca/blog/article_how-to-use-microphone-on-nintendo-switch_2740?srsltid=AfmBOopExBS39Dzz0C-Uuhv8x2QNd3yUnGlLgxaiV1WLLTkqEVeAdg5d

  • Haven't you heard. Indie games have to launch on steam or they fail miserably.

    Seriously though. This is why I roll my eyes at people who claim steam makes it breaks these games. Humble bundle? Runs sales events where these games get showcased. Itch.io's whole schtick is selling indie games.

    It's nice that Valve gives studios a platform to help market their games and all that, and yes, by dint of being one of the largest gaming sale platforms out there launching on steam helps their chances. But most of them weren't ever gonna reach the success of AAA titles regardless and we pretend that that's Valve's fault for reasons I have never understood.

    It's the same problem with each of the online stores including the Nintendo E-Shop. Your game still has to be decent and be marketed to the people who want to play it.

    Additionally they have to have time to play it. Which means you're fighting every other game in the category in order to claim each players time.

    There's a whole lot to making and marketing a successful game at literally every level and not every studio can be a Team Cherry.

  • Switch OG doesn't have a mic and that's the reason they included the phone app. There were a fair number of aftermarket accessories that had mics though but I can't say any of them were implemented to use first party games.

  • I hope the plague wipes his entire family line. Seriously. Black death? Take this one. We don't need him.

  • Then they should have to explain under what law or suspected crime he was detained and his phone was taken as evidence.

    Because otherwise they can't prove he deleted evidence of a suspected crime. So what is the suspected crime?

  • They don't explain enough about the circumstances of the arrest or how the phone was wiped. As far as I'm concerned that's probably because the law enforcement entity mismanaged the situation and supposed "evidence" and are now trying to pin whatever they can on the guy.

    It's stupid that they can just do this with no actual evidence and just an accusation with no factual information provided.

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