SchmidtGenetics
@SchmidtGenetics@lemmy.world
- Comment on The sorry state of saving (mostly a rant) 1 week ago:
I think it was added only last year in one of the updates. It is quite new.
- Comment on The sorry state of saving (mostly a rant) 1 week ago:
One of steams accessibility searches is for save anytime. Only buy those games.
- Comment on IO Interactive have fixed the crazy PC specifications for 007 First Light 1 week ago:
You understand it’s a complex interaction between the entire system yeah? That’s not something that they can tell you.
If anyone’s trolling, it’s you trying to make up a new definition and being mad it’s not being done. When it’s just not possible, at all.
- Comment on IO Interactive have fixed the crazy PC specifications for 007 First Light 1 week ago:
The system needs that. Its system requirements, not game requirements.
You are just making stuff up.
- Comment on IO Interactive have fixed the crazy PC specifications for 007 First Light 1 week ago:
It requires the system to have minimum 16gb. They account for system overheads.
- Comment on IO Interactive have fixed the crazy PC specifications for 007 First Light 1 week ago:
And I’m explaining why they won’t ever use 12gb as a specification. Because they are designed and optimized with dual channel ram in mind.
It doesn’t matter that’s it’s possible, you can use a single stick of 32gb, even though no one would recommend it over 2x16gbs.
- Comment on IO Interactive have fixed the crazy PC specifications for 007 First Light 1 week ago:
Issuing a single stick is worse, you lose the dual memory capacity. They are meant to be used in pairs. And at the speed of the worst stick as well.
Computers aren’t designed or meant to operated that way, so it will never be a requirement.
- Comment on IO Interactive have fixed the crazy PC specifications for 007 First Light 1 week ago:
To get 12 gb of ram requires mismatched ram.
They come in 1-2-4-8-16gb sticks.
- Comment on "I’m Canceling My Subscription": Xbox Players Call to "Boycott" Game Pass "Hard" Over 50% Price Increase As Microsoft’s Website Crashes from Mass Cancellations 3 months ago:
Loads of steam games can be played in offline mode and stored in drives. That always been a feature and has never changed.
They just don’t need to promote it, who needs it knows about it, but people love circle jerking that GOG lets you own your titles. Both do, and both aren’t available to download when their servers are gone, so they are functionally identical.
- Comment on "I’m Canceling My Subscription": Xbox Players Call to "Boycott" Game Pass "Hard" Over 50% Price Increase As Microsoft’s Website Crashes from Mass Cancellations 3 months ago:
A lot of Steam games also have this functionality. Turn your steam offline and see what games are still available to play. You can store them on whatever drive you want as well.
- Comment on Game Pass will "either kill everyone else, or give up", says Dishonored and Prey dev Arkane founder 6 months ago:
They are the founder of Arkane and the dev of those games, their name is stated in the first sentence of the article
Raphael Colantonio
- Comment on Indie devs have begun adding a no generative AI stamp to their store pages 10 months ago:
These same discussion happened with photoshop and “brush tools” why are those acceptable to make it less labor intensive, but this isn’t?
- Comment on Indie devs have begun adding a no generative AI stamp to their store pages 11 months ago:
What have you debunked?
The same “repeating” can be said to you, and is probably why you’re projecting more fallacies onto me.
Ant “debunking” you’ve done, is to justify your bias that certain tools to replace humans are okay. And that’s obviously a hypocrital take, so what’s your real issue here? Just like anyone else, the term “ai” is just a trigger and you don’t like it? It to have it poured to your already “acceptable” tools make you go “REE”?
These same conversations were had with luddites like you when spellcheck came out, than PS, than grammarly. And guess what? They’re acceptable in everyday use.
The same will happen with AI as people treat more like a tool than a toy. Than jackasses like you will be left behind again, but then try and justify it like you are beee when the next one comes out.
Hypocritical Luddites like you are just the worst kind of fucking people.
- Comment on Indie devs have begun adding a no generative AI stamp to their store pages 11 months ago:
Says the hypocrite that says one tool that replaces humans is okay, but not another.
Okay buddy, just because you can’t make a coherent argument or come up with a legitimate reason why one’s acceptable doesn’t make me slow. If anything just shows how flawed and fucked your reasoning is.
People have always used tools to replace humans. So this decry NOW over ai is what’s bullshit. They shouldn’t enable to use PS brush tools either. Same process, same outcome, the ai can actually be able to do more and remove labor. But now “that’s” not okay. This is what me and other users are pointing out.
But your “ai bad” bias, has made you ignorant to any actual discussions.
- Comment on Indie devs have begun adding a no generative AI stamp to their store pages 11 months ago:
Different tools with different costs and different outcomes.
Both have replaced human labor, why are brining up costs? No one’s mentioned that, and the outcomes the same. Use less human labor to make art.
But sure justify one while decrying the other, hypocrite.
- Comment on Indie devs have begun adding a no generative AI stamp to their store pages 11 months ago:
You seem to be missing the point that’s been made here since your ignorance is “ai bad”.
A tools a tool, any tool can be abused. So it’s a very hypocrital view to say these tools are acceptable, but make up arbitrary reasons why those ones aren’t. That’s what’s being done here, and why people are trying to shift the conversation focus to the “tool itself”.
Since even photoshop, grammarly, or any other non-ai tool is labour a usable too.
If we want humans doing stuff, why is a brushing tool acceptable? It’s not a human doing the work. So yeah the views here are extremely hypocritical.
- Comment on Indie devs have begun adding a no generative AI stamp to their store pages 11 months ago:
Ah, so this kind of tool is allowable, but not another? Pretty hypocritical thinking there.
A tools is a tool, any tool can be abused.
- Comment on Indie devs have begun adding a no generative AI stamp to their store pages 11 months ago:
Why do you think grammarly is a thing dude…?
People ALREADY use an llm for spellcheck, and it’s acceptable, yet this crosses a line…?
It’s always funny what people will find acceptable, but also balk at when it’s fundamentally the exact same thing.
Of these devs want to claim “no ai” and everything is human, than they can’t rely on spellcheck either. Both are automated tools no?
- Comment on Indie devs have begun adding a no generative AI stamp to their store pages 11 months ago:
A tool is a tool dude. Why are you trying to justify one over the other?
- Comment on Indie devs have begun adding a no generative AI stamp to their store pages 11 months ago:
What do you think grammarly is dude?
- Comment on Indie devs have begun adding a no generative AI stamp to their store pages 11 months ago:
Then you better give up spellcheck and autocorrect.
- Comment on Dave The Diver's creator wants to make games about Dave's backstory and explore different genres 1 year ago:
So be like SteamWorld? I love their concept, as long as it’s well done.
- Comment on The one accesory I would recommend with the Deck 1 year ago:
If you’re moving it, nothing you do will prevent port damage, that’s quite literally the one thing you shouldn’t do to preserve the ports life span….
- Comment on The one accesory I would recommend with the Deck 1 year ago:
Okay, if it’s laying down what difference does it make? The use case is a stand where gravity could affect the cable.
What other use case is there other than a stand?
- Comment on The one accesory I would recommend with the Deck 1 year ago:
Where it’s going to be bent by the table or whatever it’s resting on anyways?
- Comment on If 1 million people sign a petition, a ban on rendering multiplayer games unplayable has a chance to become law in Europe 1 year ago:
Bloviating and exaggerating with obvious lies won’t get people on your side dude… at least it shouldn’t, but weirder shits been upvoted.
- Comment on If 1 million people sign a petition, a ban on rendering multiplayer games unplayable has a chance to become law in Europe 1 year ago:
Bethesda games couldn’t be sold in Germany for a while.
Do you even know what you’re talking about here? Or do you just make whatever random claim comes into your head first?
- Comment on If 1 million people sign a petition, a ban on rendering multiplayer games unplayable has a chance to become law in Europe 1 year ago:
They already don’t sell in particular markets because of laws, why do you think this time would be any different?
- Comment on If 1 million people sign a petition, a ban on rendering multiplayer games unplayable has a chance to become law in Europe 1 year ago:
For a few specific games? Yeah they could stand to lose, it’s not every game in their catalog.
Totally different situation.
- Comment on If 1 million people sign a petition, a ban on rendering multiplayer games unplayable has a chance to become law in Europe 1 year ago:
Wouldn’t they just not release the games instead?