He was in Iron Man 2.

He popped in to ruin that too.

Fuck that, keep him over the in the Atlantic.

Very good point

Perception. If a company isn’t on the leading edge we don’t consider them the best.

Regardless if you use them or not, if Google didn’t touch AI but Edge did you would believe edge is more advanced.

I would have also accepted

• warcraft 3
• Heros of might and Magic
• Warhammer (bit of a push there though)

Does it take half your stuff too?

dads everywhere

I fucking knew it

New confused boners community me thinks.

Or the furrys get a little weirder

Thats what we all look like.

Don’t check though

You aren’t wrong, but wrong place to get any balanced discussion. You’re arguing against boobs when the blood isn’t in the brain - not going to happen.

My uni has a specific section on using AI - reference it, confirm the points, if any sources aren’t cited its still on you.

Same, and discussed with my lecturers.

Especially 1st year business - we use the same text book as the last 10 years (just different versions), where nothing has really changed in the last 30 odd years, using the same template that runs through 600 odd students a year, where nearly every student uses the same easy three references that we used in class.

Its new to you, but no one is going to have an original idea or anything revolutionary in that assessment.

Interesting we use Taylor swift as a discussion point on supply/demand for first year economics.

Effectively, there is a shortage of tickets vs demand so those at the higher end of the demand line can buy for ridiculous prices, everyone else misses out.

So they tried a lottery system - you get a ticket, if your number comes up you buy at a lower price as less people can now buy. Doesn’t work because scalpers push in as well, then sell to those with a higher WTP, pocket the difference, price doesnt change and venue/her miss out.

So she tried a point system- buy her cd, follow on insta, join fan club, get points, higher points get early access to lower priced tickets, actual fans get tickets and not worth effort for scalpers. But she got hauled over the coals for turning it into a popularity contest and had to stop it.

And now here we are.

No, I brought it to consume it - it gave me enjoyment and filled its job.

I don’t get to keep every piece of food I buy and keep eating it over and over, like how I never get to explore games for the first time. I don’t get a refund on a game once I finish it because I no longer get that initial wave of excitement and wonder.

These games have been out for 10 years - if you didn’t get the value out of it in that time you never were going to.

While my first thought was agreeing with you, I had a think and I disagree.

I brought game xyz to enjoy it, not to keep it forever. Ubisoft isn’t going to take back that feeling of the first leap of faith, the time spent exploring the Caribbean, my sadness at watching ezio lose his family, find out that he never got to understand why or the sadness of not giving Leonardo DaVinci a hug by pushing the wrong button… or my constant desire to look at every building and think how to climb it. I get to keep that. Its like going to buy a good meal - I don’t want it forever and don’t expect a refund if I go to pick it up again after 10 years.

Saying that, I would expect games to remain playable locally and not disappear completely if I can’t connect to the internet. Put out a patch so it doesn’t need to connect and let it go.

Even better- keep one server up and make a classic store. There are soo many games i played as a teen i would love to share with my kids, and possibly grandkids in 10-15 years.

It really will.

Saying that, fuck spez