He's from the 80s. I generally despise sweeping generalisations about generations, but I don't think I've seen "millennials are sexual predators" before.
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France TV don't les "spécialistes" de l'histoire restent Stéphane Bern et (surtout) Lorant Deutsch, on la sent bien l'extrême gauche...
Funnily enough, I think the people at Nintendo of Europe must have thought it was boring too, because they announced it with a first trailer that was very obviously sped up.
Like, lots of clips of Ashley running absurdly fast. Someone at the gaming forum I was in back then joked about the R in "Another Code R" meaning "Racing".
Yeah, the whole shtick of the game was using the DS hardware in clever ways. It was a bit short, but good.
And then Legend of Zelda : Phantom Hourglass just blatantly stole some of those puzzles... Shame on them.
The big problem with this was that if you know the trick to them, you'd know instantly what to do, and it's just boring. They're clever puzzles because they make you think a bit outside the box. That doesn't work twice.
I played the Wii game, there was a EU version as well.
It was... not very good from what little I can remember. Very slow paced with nothing much happening, and not even a lot of puzzles, some of which felt very similar to puzzles that were already in the DS game. I mostly remember being very bored through it.
Whereas I have very good memories of the first one. That double mirror puzzle felt so good when I got it.
It "launched" (early access of course) on Android a few months after PC, but I wouldn't be surprised if they anticipated that and made it so all versions work in the same way.
Maybe it was a way for them to get rid of the update submission process on the different platforms.
They're talking about "pushing data to new users". I suspect for some reason their game works like those mobile games that only have a basic installer on the store and then need to download a whole bunch of extra data from their own servers.
A small update to AWS and now your installer is broken, with no hope of updating it?
Ok Molyneux, tell us again about your new game based on cryptobullshit, I'm sure it'll work out.
Once I read a guy who got into an argument about that on Reddit.
The people there were upset at the idea that a bunch of crazies would just go there leaving literal trails of garbage behind them for a stupid challenge.
Basically the guy told them :
_ who cares, there's nothing alive at this altitude
_ it''s so extreme there is no way to attempt this in a clean way
_ even people who go there don't care about the vistas being ruined by shit, because they're too busy trying to stay alive
_ yes indeed, he wanted to do it himself one day and "you'd better believe I'll drop all my shit over the place"
So yeah, they believe it's okay to pollute a place for sports because that place is "useless" anyway. Or at least that's their excuse.
Les pincettes qu'ils doivent prendre pour éviter une autre réponse scandalisée du lobby du vin, c'est hallucinant quand même.
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En ce qui me concerne, j'accueille nos nouveaux dirigeants logiciels.
And some spell it out and make it a main feature, like Rimworld and its "storytellers".
They're actually rather basic, but they check how well the player is doing and adapt the threat level accordingly.
Well, if they're not Randy, anyway.