I wonder if developers will finally start taking middle end GPUs and the existing handhelds seriously

They’ll have to, soon enough, if they wanna continue selling games

And all that just for some shitty AI that’s getting all its questions wrong

That’d make sense, but they didn’t warn about the possible consequences; they warn that you may be prosecuted

Oh wow, all that hassle just for some DRM, as if that would prevent anything… Thanks for clarifying 👍

Aside from practicality, might there be something that gets lost if you do this? (e.g. worse frame rate, quality or sth. else)

cries in 8gb RAM

After ignoring the TES games my whole life, I first played Oblivion a few years ago, and for once in a very long time, I felt the same feeling I did when playing GTA San Andreas for the first time as a little kid.

I spent the first 10hrs or so just stealing stuff and fighting in the Arena, didn’t even touch the main story. In Oblivion, there is soooo much stuff to do, and I didn’t even mod it.

Elden Ring is definitely a great game, but it’s pale in comparison to Oblivion when it comes to “freedom to do anything”. Even Skyrim couldn’t top that for me. Don’t know about Witcher 3 though, I have yet to play it.

“I’m dumb but at least my home is smart”

When these fridge-ads started, someone literally joked about how this could trigger someone named Carol, and now here it actually happened

This timeline is so fucked up it’s unreal

It’s part of Project 2025, although there was a complete ban described

Most proprietary code nowadays would probably also be seen as embarrassing

“rmdir /s” - /s for sarcasm

“Where the fuck is all my data?”

I thought for a second that he had his shitty AI edit the actual Wikipedia page, I hope they have a system in place that prevents this from happening

I thought I read “ANAL OG”. First time I’ve ever misread analog

No fucking way

The commands in Excel are localised too, and if you want to change languages you’d have to install some language pack. And I think that due to admin lockdown policies in Windows, if you have to work on a restricted company machine, you won’t even be able to do that because you don’t have permission to install stuff