After their more prolific writers leaving, The Root’s whole structure changed especially they axed comments. The racist trolls won. It’s depressing.

Patrick Stewart is one of the most passionate actors out there. This is expressed through many stellar and memorable performances throughout his very long career. He knows what he loves and we should respect him for it, even if - IF he is being manipulated by typical capitalistic studios.

I’m someone who values creative freedom and patience for a quality product. Corporations typically don’t and prefer quantity over quality. The more Silent Hill they push out, the more likely it is to get burnt out yearning for that formerly good experience since SH2 or PT that won’t come.

We know Big Tech in general is…

Oof, Konami is milking Silent Hill hard now, and I’m not sure what to make of it.

The embracing of “A.I.” by Big Tech is a very obvious incentive as well.

Of course they weren’t rare in Dark Arisen, because as DLC, it gave you a lot of DLC stuff and other QoL changes, such as a ferrystone that lasted indefinitely and more port crystals, all waiting for you in the capital storage. The limited port crystals was a hit-or-miss generally, but the fact the ones you used…

It’s someone who sold their soul.

If there is one thing Big Tech generally has taught me, are that successful CEOs and board executives are very bad at lying and appearing human when they’re standing before the tool to their next yacht party. Quantity over quality, that’s the goal.

Not going to elaborate?

FF7 Remake Trilogy = The Nomura Cut

I’d like to hear their definition of “A.I.” when it’s plagiarism tech. Their lord and savior, ChatGPT’s CEO admitted they wouldn’t function without taking others’ creative work without consent, and even tried to call human creativity “obsolete.”

Corporations as of late have a greater disdain towards workers and even consumers lately. They just want a well-oiled machine of buying and consuming; quantity over quality, hence why they want to push and embrace plagiarism technology. The digital format gives them a lot of control over the products we thought we…

Let me remind you guys that we live in a dystopian plutocracy. Big Tech really, REALLY wants “A.I.’s” plagiarism tech to go through at the mass expense of the workers and the creators - all for the idea of convenience and especially at the convenience of the business-executive class.

As noble it appears that having a full-functional brain is when you acknowledge and grow your empathetic ability, it’s also a curse when you find yourself too socially-aware of the systemic amount of suffering and anguish and realize how powerless you are. It beats being a sociopath/psychopath; having higher capacity…

Problem? It’s intentional design. The US is a plutocratic oligarchy and both parties are beholden to money - and the luxuries and power money brings don’t require having a soul. In fact, I’d argue it discourages having one.

Profiting off the fears of a sheltered and ignorant majority. The alt-right grift that just keeps taking - and keeping people divided.

Well said!

Right. Unfortunately in this era of corporate greed and grifts, may passionate creators are always going to be stuck unless they tow the line and let multiple parties steal from them, no matter where they look and depend on. The only ones that can sustain themselves through their creativity have to build a sizeable…

Creatives have been fucked by their publishers anyways, just look at Amazon and how they steal from writers. A lot of passionate creative laborers are content with people experiencing their product and the fruit of their labor.

What I meant by control is a social and economical incentive. It’s similar to why they push digital media: control over products we, the consumers, believe we own in its entirety, but actually only the license.

There is no copyright to artist styles, but through the propagation of A.I. and image plagiarism, they will…