Coming back from some time in Europe it's imposible to unsee how good we could have it.
There's a perfect highway near me begging to have no speed limit. Straight, flat, no major cities.
But knowing how things would go someone would try to break the sound barrier in a vehicle that was not up for it and die. Then a ton of knee jerk legislation and regulation would make things worse for everyone.
Multiplayer relies on other people so they are more likely to have people buy it early on to play with their friends and a high player count.
The downside is you're paying full price for a game that still has issues to sort out. And eventually the game dies off when everyone else moves on to the next thing
Single player games are cool because in many ways the value goes up over time. You pay a lot less to get a full more polished game, some with an awesome mod community making even more stuff.
But to get back on track with this post yeah you can totally balance it. Play the best multiplayer games while new single player games release, get fixed and get less expensive
uhhh yeah, and?
The last panel is a little on the nose for their usual style. I think "Few will to make it so" is what I would have gone with
With such low resolution you'd really have to focus on composition for every shot. But that said it's crazy how that blob of pixels can still be seen as a unmistakable shape
It's a cargo unicycle lol
It was a two hour kind of day
So that's where madam comes from
"Hey does this smell like chloroform to you?"
Thanks, that's.....interesting. He doesn't seem like the type to find and try obscure apps for fun
Bing
Prompt: "Historic photo. Snowman built in a anti-aircraft gun emplacement, 1944."
Artillery, not an AA gun but I'll take it
It seems like everyone wants to get on board and try it in case it takes off.
If it works they want to be the first to get really good at it and if it doesn't the normal search engines are still there to fall back on.
At the moment (for LLM's) it feels like the 3DTV hype. A lot of cool technologies that were expensive and ultimately not worth it for a lot of people. Maybe that will change as time goes on.