Almost all games released for a console do work decently enough with a game pad. Some PC games are less suited for that. But this allows the casual consumer to just buy a console game without having to make sure that the input scheme is to their liking.
The game just being unavailable is a weakness, of course, but comes with upside too.
A decent gui, not fiddling with settings, widespread hardware specs. Games that expect a gamepad and will work with it. Novel input techniques.
The fact you are bothered by people calling the got new thing AI is weird. We have been calling a lot of hot new things in tech ai.
What grinds my gears is the less new thing no longer being called ai when it still is ai.
Ai is more than your sci-fi wifu.
I don’t believe that lawsuit is based in fact.
It’s adequately priced in the market and sold out on release. It ain’t dead.
AI hate bros are pushing this narrative because they don’t like the supply shortage.
The RAM and semiconductor industry are like a massive container ship. Difficult to get going and all but nimble. But they deliver a product at very low prices. People are asking them to turn on the spot and offended and entitled when they are told that that’s impossible.
In particular ram and memory are produced at very tight margins and well matched to demand enabling them to be(were) this dirt cheap for a ridiculous product.
It would take longer to produce more stock than the time to what’s going to happen next.
If you offer a fungible good at limited quantities there will be a long waiting list or randomness in who gets one and scalpers.
Why are you asking them to donate their income to your personal enjoyment?
What is that even supposed to mean?
Germany and Yemen work on a technicality. German Y and Y emen. Though that is absurd.
Austria and Australia are a fan favorite, too.
“AB” and “BC” give “AB” and “BC” if you swap “B” and “B”.
It’s a racist talking point anyway.
I didn’t feel like typing that out and tried to be non partisan.
Guess I should have /s’ed
> leftist brain
Or
> Right wing brain
This exclusionary, contemporary AI definition really grinds my gears.
Not really. I just have technical knowledge. Please do your own research :)
This isn’t that relevant to my question.
It’s a 200 dollar subscribtion. Are any actual users around that can provide info on how actively they are using it? I would feel that at 200 dollars they give you loads of headroom.
Sounds like price hikes to communicate costs are coming and resources are going to be redistributed to productive uses.
More like people in redneck costume. Pretty sure they could look much better if they were wearing everyday clothing or a better fitting overall.
Edit: both straps are right of their nipples, and their face is overexposed and they are glinting due to glare
To be fair, that is not one of the games that does not support controllers on PC.