What normie plebs fail to understand is the potential optimization for the upscaling in career goals shared across an evolving dynamic and life affirming user generated multiplatform brain fuckhole

And to those people, I say: “Come on, really? Come on.”

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?

I just don’t get how a website exists only for artists, fucks artists over then wonders why the artists got mad? YOU HAD ONE JOB, LOOK AFTER THE ARTISTS!

How many people at Kotaku are on the Amouranth news team?

Not just that but also too many attempts thought a command economy is a great way to achieve communism when it inevitably fails under its own constantly growing complexity.

““I got this wrong, and I take responsibility for that.””

No, Mark, you are making 11,000 other people take responsibility for that. You are taking no responsibility.

put away the dictionary and go touch some grass

Plenty of people don’t want to look into the night sky and see commercialized visual pollution, dipshit

skulls.

Brandon Sanderson made extensive usage of this phenomena in his Stormlight books. Granted the writer has a knack for creating truly unique systems of “magic” for his works. The man is a writing machine.

It looks cool. And, thanks to Daft Punk doing the score for Legacy, it sounds cool too.

I seriously think that’s the bulk of the appeal. The original film’s effects were largely unprecedented in 1982, and Legacy at least had interesting art direction. The rest was hardly original but the parts that were good were…

They should scrap all the rest of them while they’re at it.

A machine is not creating art.

I understand why they would be upset about it and it does suck if it’s forcing artists out of positions... but it’s also kinda great for creators too, right? Like it might allow someone who can design characters but not backgrounds to create more interesting scenes if they have the AI generate their background. And…

Per the article, he DID identify himself.

The reason people consider it hard sci fi is because it does take a lot of the science and culture aspects very seriously. The physics of how they fly doesn’t ignore things for convenience. The combat takes into account how the vast open spaces would affect things, and there’s depth to the various nations and their…

Honestly, I’m completely on board. While the show didn’t get to cover the last few books (a shame), it absolutely managed to be better than the books by very smartly building off the hard work of the original writing team, streamlining things, making things make more sense, building important characters more early on,…

Cara Gee was a fucking BOSS on that show.  

It’s all hard sci-fi—rooted in the physics and science of reality. You’ll find no Jedi here, in other words.