Maybe if they make a VR coffee machine refill or toilet paper roll replacer simulator and have every employee complete these games as obligatory training something good could come out of this idea, otherwise it’s a waste of time and money.

 including Microsoft, whose team meetings and other productivity tools will be integrated with Oculus V

On one hand sure, spoilers suck, on the other this is the least spoilery spoiler ever, lol. People are probably leaking just for the “told you so” rights since everyone called out this “twist” the moment the game was announced.

feel for these developers because it’s really hard to create these massive systems and then release them to a horde eager (and sometimes hostile) users

the attraction—a promo collaboration between Intel and Lenovo

it’s M rated for sexual content but makes no mention of nudity

Imagine someone used to rob banks. Then a new bank claims that they got robbed, they don’t have any proof if the robbery actually happened or who it was, but they blame the same guy because “he used to rob plenty of banks before”. It shouldn’t work like that.

Niemanm is being 100% sketchy, but I still think the…

They should’ve tested this requirement only for tournaments or ranked matches. Enforcing it for everyone at launch was a terrible idea.

Not to play the devils advocate but why is everyone pointing only at the developers and not to the ESRB to add this to their ratings? More so considering the article mentions it already happened before with SuperHot.

We shouldn’t expect all developers to be aware of these sensibilities, I can guarantee it’ll happen…

Props to the guy for commiting to this just to prove a redditor wrong, lol.

The issue for me is that the first thing he did was being all cryptic and misterious on social media, then abandoning another game after one move, then going all “if you invite him to other tournmanets I won’t play in them”.

I don’t see this as good reasoning, I see this as him acting like a man child, regardless of…

Tinfoil hat time, it’s like sport associations and tournament organizers realized that cheating scandals bring media attention to their trade and there’s no such thing as bad publicity so all the incidents that would be handled within closed door before are being vented to the public now.

The trailers creeps me out. It’s the epic voice guy from Honest Trailers but like a more monotonous version.

I’m conflicted about #4. What if I need a colonoscopy? Should a norwegian or FIDE representative be present during the procedure to verify that no chips are being deposited into the tract?

With those toys I’d be worried if the burgers are radioactive and make me grow an extra arm or something.

Some of the contracts weren’t set to pay out until the games actually launched.

The way I’d put it, Cyberpunk 2077 has become a decent game, but it’s still far from the game that was promised. You can have fun if you go in blind, but if you go back and read all the features and stuff they announced and what we got, it’s a dissapointment.

And that’s why the anime managed to “revive” the game, it’s…

Sure he never ranted like this before, but maybe he just got grumpier with age? If all he’s gonna say is “it’s too far fetched that this guy could beat me!” without offering more solid proof, outside of his fanclub everyone else will end up remembering as “that grandmaster that became a sore loser”

I know this is chess not a legal court, but we should apply the very basic rule of innocent until proven otherwise. Is Niemann’s victory suspicious? yes but without proof of it, they shouldn’t just kick him to please mr world champion. It feels like he’s trying to strongarm the organization “If you invite him to…

However, we may identify others as we move forward