What protections would those be? How are they protected from AI image generators using their work without permission, without credit given and without renumeration? 

Andor has changed my expectations for what Star Wars can be. I totally agree that there is plenty of room for all types of Star Wars shows, and the author of the article does as well.

I love the advancements in AI art generation and find  the images fascinating. I like playing around with it myself. But none of the images generated through these programs should be used commercially until actual artists have the appropriate protections in place. 

Yes, they have. You can turn off all survival aspects. They’ve added a huge set of preferences. I play without the survival elements and without resource requirements for crafting. It’s a much more chilled experience now, and I can build cool bases without shooting dirt all day. 

Naturally, people are rushing to post that they have never seen it, thus proving the article to be FALSE!!!!!

Right there with you. But I know I am an outlier. I’ll watch anything and everything MCU related because I just can’t believe there is an ongoing series of movies and shows about a universe full of superheroes.

I hope everything goes well for you!

It’s the best in the series, I feel. Although I haven’t finished it yet. 

Steam Deck is knocking on Switch’s door? That’s bad comedy. It sold potentially 1.5-2 million units in its first year. Switch sold 13 million units in its first year. Sold 19 million units this year.

Xenoblade Chronicles 3 had much better performance than 2, and is one of the best looking games on the platform, so I think you are correct. 

Picked up a Series S for my birthday(thanks, annual bonus) to go along with my Switch and PS5. Starfield was the biggest reason, but having had the original Xbox and a 360, it feels like coming home. Of course, it’s another $15 a month to keep it useable, but man, is it so worth it. That’s less than the price of three…

We can always hope.

I agree with your points. I was just pointing out that some Bioware RPGs have not allowed direct control of party members. Jade Empire, I believe, did not either. Yes, they are more action oriented than the Dragon Age series, but they are still considered RPGs.

Inquisition didn’t force you to use the sky view. It’s possible that this one will have a tactical mode, like Inquisition did.

Looks good, especially for an Alpha. I don’t recall being able to control your party members in any Mass Effect game. Last I checked those are Bioware RPGs.

Nobody cares.

This list is seriously lacking in the My Pokemon Ranch area.

An article about food on a blogsite about food. Yup, shameless.

Because he is an ex athlete, not a celebrity and this is an entertainment blog site, not a news site.

Yeah, he is still pretty young. I assume Riddles can afford to buy another. My son was a controller thrower until I made him buy me a new controller with his report card money after busting mine. It’s a sign of emotional outburt, I hope his time off helps him learn to controle his emotions a bit more.