He’s teriyaki style

The answer to the question you avoided is: nothing. Nothing would be lost.

And no, I don’t like the plagiarism machine that makes shit up half the time. Lots of others feel similarly.

What is lost from this story if you remove all mention of ChatGPT?

This might be an entertaining story if not for the off putting mentions of ChatGPT. Like, why even mention it? At best it adds nothing and at worst it makes people not like you. This reads like a shitty ad for something now.

Well I would never simp for the Emperor when we have the four armed god to look to for guidance.

Sounds like the ol’ slippery slope argument.

A) yes it does.

B) I’m assuming that you are somehow against this pro consumer movement. If so: why?

“To hell with the turtles!”

I’m not giving the Chinese myth dragon “defence”. She’s not real. Full stop. It’s okay if you don’t like it

Dude, she isn’t real.

Biological males can also lactate, it just takes a lot more effort.

And that was an actual remake, not just a 14 years late PC port.

I love this.

Maybe they don’t realize, but I don’t think they would care either way.

I’m not mad I just don’t trust the Devs of Star Citizen. I think their monetization as a whole reeks of a scam and I don’t understand why people defend it.

Oh it’s not one tech demo, it’s several. They aren’t connected. If they aren’t connected it isn’t a game. People just don’t want to admit they were scammed when they “bought” that fancy ship in that “game”.

I didn’t even know that game existed until I saw headlines saying it failed. It wasn’t marketed well and I would bet that was on purpose. I think they knew it was terrible, why else wouldn’t they try to sell it?

It’s easy to ignore actually. Where game? I don’t care how pretty your tech demo is. Where game?

Based on the history of the company I say: bullshit.

I’m happy for you if you do, I just can’t justify spending what publishers are asking most of the time. Every now and then a title comes along that for me is worth it, those times are getting more and more infrequent as the prices climb.