ToME4 for me.
I was looking for a roguelike experience. It is hardly it, cause the single game run is about a week long, the default mode of play is with limited amounts of respawns (afaik about 7).
That, and that after spending some 250h+ in, i barely unlocked 30% of playable classes and races. The triggers are easy to miss, random (not in every game loop) or awkwardly specific.
It felt like I'm playing MMO RPG but singleplayer.
It's not empty space, it's called the lands between.
Slow animations is a way to make multiplayer manageable. Add latency, and slow animations are barely reactable.
Department of (losing the) war
I mean what it does in N-dimensional space in reaction to the previous context kinda do resemble a thinking process. Its certainly not autonomous or self aware.
Idk how people can say with a straight face that a thinking machine isn't impressive.
But lmao we are as far from singularity as it gets.
The shit I'm talking about is literally from Kropotkin's book.
But it is based on weird assumptions. Like, "your family doesnt have hierarchies and it works, why wouldn't you run the country in the same way". Uh um did you see some families? Things can get really fucked up. And I'm not even taking about the scaling issue.
So now we just need to build this test in there and we are set
It's so fun to see USA shooting itself in the leg turning AIs off for the rest of the world when open source rivals their top closed source models.
It has more than just list of users, it also has random regex for message contents.
Now he would need to ban corn.
Despite all the crazy YouTube videos about beating her with wherever, she have weaknesses to certain items/strats, pretty much like all the other bosses in the game.