Yes, I’m a gamer and I’ve heard of actually anticipated games, even if a game might not be my cup of tea. One trailer had 15 minutes of fame three years ago. Amazing. Current anticipation is way down. They can’t even get 100k of YouTube subscribers.

You’re in a bubble of a handful of die hard fans.

Series X was promoted as the 4k system and Series S as the 1440p system.

The gameplay trailer has over 10 million views…

Videos on IGN’s channel get lots of views. News at 11.

Their own channel OTOH recently:

I give you that years ago IGN may have managed to generate a bit of hype but recent uploads on their own channel are anything but “hotly anticipated”. If that game was actually “hotly anticipated”, the hype would have persisted and not winded down to “mildly anticipated”.

No, 61k subscribers of their YouTube channel and a mere couple of hundred thousand trailer views is not “a lot of hype”.

My job didn’t even require a video interview, this unpaid role has more strict requirements than half the jobs in the US haha.

It’s an IT job for a role with big responsibility. Unpaid or not, the role is the role. Filling up the shelves in a grocery store comes with a bit less responsibility.

So you think thermoelectric plants are only geothermal plants

No.

I too wouldn’t shake the hands of a person who’s from the country currently invading, pillaging, and raping my land and its people.

I’m not saying that I would. I was explaining that since covid there is precedent to allow not shaking hands.

So if you don’t get playing it now then you still can in future.

Only when online and DRM servers are up

How much energy do geothermal plants produce in Europe lmao

How is that related to your statement “feeding warm water into the river is a grave danger while regulations for other types of thermoelectric plants are much more relaxed”?

Not at all? You’re trying to move goalposts because your argument was insane? Good.

You guys are delusional

You’re a pro nuclear propagandist.

now you’re complaining she doesn’t like you?

A hand shake is usually mandatory in fencing tournaments. I think it was initially weakened as part of distancing rules during Covid but the rules are still in place: https://www.nytimes.com/2023/07/27/world/europe/ukraine-fencer-olga-kharlan-russia.html

Russian Maya Guchmazova, who represented Georgia.

So pathetic that all over professional sports, Russians are just able to declare they represent different countries (or the neutral flag) and just continue.

When a Ubisoft game gets delisted:

Warm water from geothermal plants isn’t dumped into rivers. It’s pumped back underground to boil and heat the turbines again.

My personal view is that I rather have more traditional gameplay than upgrade trees and whatnot.

Game engines can’t be LGPL because of console SDK NDAs. At best MPL.

Sure but that attitude doesn’t help game developers looking to make a living selling console games. Godot with its licensing, helped by Unity messing up big time, is about to become the entry level game engine… The engine universities and self-taught game developers will likely use it as learning tool. Godot got a big influx of donations even though it’s under a permissive license. Small indies don’t care to modify the core engine anyway. Most GZDoom games on Steam are living proof of that. Game logic in separate scripts isn’t covered by the interpreter’s license anyway.

It’s weird American spelling where they removed the u from ou in many words because they sent telegrams and those were paid by the letter.

Does absolutely everyone have to consent to having the license changed?

Very minor changes (like fixing typos in comments) aren’t copyrightable, so these changes don’t require approval. When LibreOffice was relicensed, IIRC they they had some cutoff regarding lines of code.

LGPL

Depending on the provisions of a console’s SDK, that may be not an option because you may be able to deduct some of the SDK’s working from the released source code and that may violate the NDA.

Regulations prevent water being backfed to the river at too much of a warm temperature.

Of course, because it would kill the entire river ecosystem otherwise.