Men will literally just sit in peace with a cold drink and their girl waiting for a game to install and society will find a way to hate.
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Somebody call an ambulance, this man almost died from a sudden stroke of honesty. Pathetic to act like a martyr just to give a basic compliment.
I hate to say it but the new Marathon update actually does look pretty good. I don’t know if it’s actually going to revive the game but it’s definitely Marathon’s Forsaken moment or at least Bungie’s attempt at a Forsaken revival
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I’ve seen every single Brad Pitt movie and was really hyped for this one, only to be left completely disappointed. The plot felt utterly pointless, aside from some gorgeous scenery and a cute dog, there was nothing to hold onto. It feels like such a wasted opportunity for a great concept. Hands down, Brad Pitt's worst film.
I think I just watched the movie of the year. After surviving a plane crash, a former special forces soldier finds himself stranded in the unforgiving Alaskan wilderness with his loyal combat dog, Odin, and the two of them have to outlast the cold, the terrain, and everything with teeth to make it back home. Brad Pitt really never misses. 🙌 I fully recommend it.
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hopped on fortnite for the first time in forever and wtf even is this anymore. the ui looks like a cheap mobile game and the loot pool has 500 random things in it. doesn't look or feel like fortnite at all, just straight garbage.
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That magical time of year has arrived in the Fortnite community once again: Chapter 7 is coming to an end, the mini-season starts tomorrow, and Chapter 8 is looming right behind it. And with that, the ancient cult of witnesses to "those classic graphics" traditionally wakes up on Twitter. Tens of thousands of people are dead seriously lighting candles and praying for Epic Games to finally come to their senses and bring back the old cartoony style - with warm hand-drawn lighting, crooked fences, and slightly squashed cars that looked like they were sketched freehand by a drunk architect.
But let’s face the truth: to Epic Games, your beloved art style is just an annoying misunderstanding from the past. They didn't pour billions of dollars into Unreal Engine just so you could admire cute crooked roofs. They turned an original cartoon shooter into a tech demo for graphics card presentations, where every blade of grass casts a photorealistic ray-traced shadow, and the water looks more real than what's outside your window.
The most ironic part is that players are literally asking for one thing: "Make the visuals simpler and more soulful, give the game its face back." And the developers hear this as: "Add even more polygons to the mud underfoot and blind us with sun glare until our graphics cards start melting." Tomorrow the mini-season drops, then Chapter 8 starts, and instead of cozy hand-drawn cartooniness, they will once again roll out a sterile hyper-realistic forest where a cartoon Peter Griffin with a shotgun looks like a glitch in the Matrix. Still, by the end of Chapter 8, we will gather here again and definitely believe one more time.
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Next week he’s going to tell us that having a brain inside your skull is an inefficient use of neurons when you could just pay $20 a month for ChatGPT Plus.
BREAKING: OpenAI CEO Sam Altman says having RAM in personal computers is an inefficient use of the world’s limited DRAM supply, arguing it would be better allocated to data centers, per Tom’s Hardware
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