unfortunately that could hit unrelated vehicles ahead of the offender or pedestrians. it’s a liability thing. Also, it would have to know to not drop before the trucks are through the intersection which leaves very little reaction time. Then there’s the need to reset it after every drop. Sadly it’s too impractical.…

Once the offending vehicle crosses the intersection, the ‘Oversized, must turn’ warning sign should change to a random phrase like ‘incoming moron’ to amuse viewers of these videos

I went for humor rather than something I’d legitimately want to see so my image doesn’t really fit the theme. If I’d made an ‘I wish’ image it would have been for Mega Man legends 3.

It could happen.

That’s all fair and valid. Fortunately you don’t have to watch/buy anything you aren’t interested in. The market for this content exists, it’s popular, and it makes money so it’s not going away any time soon.

You are right. But it’s still a real and true reaction. FINALLY these charges have begun to stick. FINALLY we’re seeing the system holding the famous and wealthy accountable. FINALLY we’re getting to see what the future can hold for society as we FINALLY begin to condemn asshats like Cosby.

I didn’t mind the 3D graphics when ON the DS which would have offered very low resolution 2D sprites. However putting those models as-is to anything more modern makes those same 3D meshes look _stunningly_ primitive. Hardly the presentation those games deserve on a big screen.

Final Fantasy 1 and 2 on PSP were just as stunning as 4 Complete. it’s a shame they went the chunky 3D route with 3, and then used the same ugly 3D style for the Steam versions of both 3 and 4.

I still feel it was a missed opportunity that they weren’t called Steam Engines

I hate the filtered backgrounds. they cause color bleeding issues on foreground layer borders whenever something moves behind them.

Final Fantasy 1, 2, and 4 on PSP are the best versions of those games that have ever been made. They look _amazing_.

“Put simply, the new trade cooldowns ruin the experience of the average CSGO player who wishes to use items.”

https://jollyjack.deviantart.com/art/Cinematic-Universes-600853193

This image isn’t as in-depth as this article, but it sums up the whole situation nicely.

Agreed. Hell it doesn’t even matter what they were fighting over. It could have been cookies or what show was on TV. This is a horrible tragedy, and it’s just going to be abused by politicians who will blame the ‘game controller’ instead of the ‘deadly weapon’.

the sprites are fine, but the maps are abhorrent across all three of these games for the exact same reasons.

Nothing you’re saying is wrong, but you’re missing the actual problem. The lack of filtering on the SNES hides the seams because it all has a uniform look.

In this remake the seams jump out distinctly because they aren’t filtered along with the actual art on the tile. If they filtered all of it or none of it, it would…

It’s not that, if it was all filtered it would look fine. If none of it was filtered it would look fine. People would complain either way. It’s the halfway approach they’re taking now that’s making it fugly and turning it into a checkerboard of tiles where none of them look like they match when they should.

I made this for comparison.

They aren’t ‘errors’ per say. It’s that nothing is filtered on the snes and that blends the seams nicely. In this version (and mobile FF5-6) the artwork on the tiles is softened, but the seams between the tiles are razor sharp and that creates an ugly sharp grid through all the softened art.