Plus other skills to learn to grow the community center. Fishing, tree-chopping, fighting in dungeons. There's a sense of optimization as you learn, grow, and get access to more tools.

It's slightly more action-y than Animal Crossing, but yeah, still a farm game.

This is the exact reasoning that Israel is using to justify their genocide in Gaza.

It's like people get 90% of the way towards "genocide is bad" and then add the asterisk "unless we do it."

So now the dems endorse the radical rights position on the border. You don't see how that's an issue?

Equating "letting the opposition party fuck themselves as they try to pass a bill THEY don't even want" to actively endorsing extreme policy is hyperbole.

At a very surface level you're correct, but using that to state that the entire democratic party has abandoned their morals is absurd.

You're making a lot of worst-possible-assumptions about my character based on a throwaway comment on how fake awards aren't that important. Go outside.

Bro it is truly, truly not that deep.

Award shows have been on the way out for well over a decade, and have been purely marketing tools for even longer.

More importantly, the devs who got their games nominated likely saw sales spike, which means more players enjoying the things they created, and they were properly compensated for their work. That means way more than a BS award that sits on a shelf.

It's "undermining gaming" to give award show results so much weight when we know how biased they are.

Cute twink who makes thirsty songs. Peep the video for "Rush" by him if you want to get an idea for how his vision of this show would go.

I'm even more infuriated that AI as a term is being thrown into every single product or service released in the past few months as a marketing buzzword. It's so overused that formerly fun conversations about chess engines and video game enemy behavior have been put on the same pedestal as CyberDook™, the toilet that "uses AI" (just send pics of your ass to an insecure server in Indiana).