I was really hoping that issue would be relating to Godots nonexistent play-in-editor functionality.
At least three, as far as I can tell. Probably more.
For Godzilla's return, the King of the Monsters was given a radically new origin story that deviates from the previously established origin of him being mutated by the hydrogen bomb: in Godzilla, Godzilla is explained by Monarch to be an ancient, radiovorous apex predator that has existed for millions of years, existing at least as early as the Pliocene period.
https://godzilla.fandom.com/wiki/Godzilla_(MonsterVerse)#Origins
Nuh Uh.
Why would Godzilla feed on radiation? The convenience of him being healed by nuclear bombs is so unbelievable.
See, that makes sense, until you consider the size of Lemmy. Even if they were 100% successful, this will only be seen by a few thousand people max, which wouldn't amount to much. My current hypothesis is that the people doing this are simply stupid.
It's only like two guys that have been doing this for the last week, and I have no idea what their game is. Lemmy doesn't have enough people for the propaganda to make a meaningful difference, even if everyone did buy into it. Are they stupid?
With current technology, a supercomputer capable of that would be absolutely gigantic, immobile, and have an insane power draw. How're you going to raise a building like a human?
Currently, a mouse brain is about the limit of what we can do. https://www.cell.com/neuron/fulltext/S0896-6273(20)30067-2
"Probably"? I think the only advertisement I've ever seen from Valve was for Half Life: Alyx when it came out a few years ago. Not exactly brainwashing kids
Additionally, kids are not the largest group on steam. According to Statistica's Consumer Insights Global Survey, the majority of users are 30-39, with the next largest group being 20-29 https://www.statista.com/forecasts/1242344/steam-us-user-share-by-age
Teachers pet? What is this, high school?
Starfield getting Most Innovative Gameplay is hilarious.
Why are you referring to it in future tense? The game came out in October.
I initially did not get this, because most of the games I play aren't microtransaction riddled hell.
Jeez, 1.24k comments in 3 months. I get what people mean when they tell someone to "touch grass"
I don't know man, these are some pretty comprehensible horrors. Most of them are just generic spooky guys.
I think we're getting closer and closer to something coherent with each iteration. Give us another and someone else might be able to figure out what you're trying to say.