also any random artist can take inspiration from another, if i make a collage from say photos etc that makes up a picture is that my art or am i stealing other peoples art?

Funny, I remember a year ago hearing the exact same thing about NFTs.

Considering Epic’s response to Steam banning NFTs last year was to say “We wouldn’t ever do that!” this is not surprising.

Yeah that’s not the one that caught my eye.

Truly the 2020's are an age of video game adaptation. Kind of weird to see honestly. But hey Expanse was great so maybe this show has a shot. Never saw Wheel of Time and don’t know who Rafe Judkins is but I’m su-

It’s dumb but, to help you out in the future; that happens when part of the text is a hyperlink, so if you want to prevent it, delete the hyperlink either through the edit function or just by erasing and writing in the words yourself.

What’s really sad about that comment about living in their car is it’s probably genuine considering how proud a lot of these tech bros are about living without furniture.

I think it’s called Vampire Survivors

The “it was mob” stuff is pure speculation I just saw off Twitter pundits based on nothing but the knowledge that crypto is a hotbed of money laundering for criminals, but the spate of deaths were reported here (among other places):

Would be curious to know as someone who is unfamiliar with this game, was this texture replaced for the remaster or just upscaled?

It’s just that rationally you should be able to understand that in the long run it’s cheaper.

Can’t speak to this game specifically since I haven’t played it but just based on description; I’m not really a fan of “haha look how terrible this game design is” jokes if you still make the player go through it and the only subversion is pointing out that it’s bad. Basically just telling the player “Look how little…

Better(?) fate than some of his peers at least. Read some speculation that a surprising number of crypto multi millionaires are turning up dead under mysterious circumstances in the last couple months, and that crypto’s use as a refuge for organized crime funds might be related. Cause a mob to lose a bunch of money…

Yes! I’m so glad this game is getting more attention. I’ve been a fan for the last couple months ever since it was streamed by Vinesauce. I’ve described it as the joy of watching inanimate objects existing in a slightly different way than before. For the type of person who got strangely excited when a screensaver…

Speaking personally, I think it’s partly just that the world presented in the first film had the advantage of mystery; what is this world, this technology, what does using it mean? But in the end the world it presented was kind of boring and straightforward. Now there is no mystery so it’s just, ‘here’s another story…

I think part of the “deciding that they hated it” is just that it was largely forgettable to a lot of people unlike most of his work. So there’s no position in someone’s mind to defend when it’s criticized. More years that go by the more the natural response is just “Well I don’t remember anything about it so I guess…

Yeah, it’s very bad that so many industry’s lobbyists have so much pull that they can basically ignore antitrust laws, but the solution to that is not “let’s just let another industry join their ranks.”

Geez one big advantage Fortnite has with their all crossplay stuff is that they can use the best looking version of the game in their trailers, whereas PUBG Mobile being a separate product means it looks like Gmod footage from 2006

I think a lot of people get caught up on “but Sony is bigger” and other comparisons of numbers. But what you gotta remember (about US law at least) is that monopolies are not actually inherently illegal. If you end up with a monopoly just because people prefer your product and you manage your business well that’s just…

I remember whenever this game would show up at E3 or similar events, my sentiment after the video finished was always just “That sure is a game.”