That's funny. Because unlike WoT, I loved Fallout. The bad acting was part of the schtick.

This video I just watched the other day says otherwise (with clear evidence.)

https://youtu.be/C0_4aCiORzE

Why do handsome men always pose with their art? The art should be the focus. We get it, you're beautiful, but let the art stand for itself. This is just upvote fishing. /s

Witcher 1 was weird, but I finished it just a few years ago. The combat is half automatic. Like, if you get a dodge skill it just means that when an enemy attacks, "Dodge" might appear above your head more often as enemies attack you. You dont actually dodge anything.

Geralt just swings his sword like crazy (automatically) and numbers appear above the enemies to indicate damage. It's a constant stream of numbers. And you press buttons once in a while to cast spells, change combat style, or do special moves. At least I think you manually trigger special moves. It's been a while.

If you watch this video on YouTube, you'll see what I mean. None of the sword slashes involve pressing a button. They just happen.

https://youtu.be/A8mluMOfBWg

I thought it was worth playing. Janky, yes, but worth playing. I played 1 and 2 before playing 3.

"Thought-terminating clichés"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thought-terminating_clich%C3%A9

Also... I don't think it has a name, but dubiously claiming any of these examples in an argument. Maybe it'd just be called "deflection".

I've seen so many valid arguments shutdown as whataboutism, sealioning, concern trolling when they were valid arguments. It's just as much bullshit as actually doing any of those things.

I highly doubt it was the code. They probably reduced texture and background fidelity and compressed the cutscenes heavily. It's simply impossible to reduce a codebase by 91% and have it still be recognizable. However, the N64 had better hardware and it's possible that some code could be eliminated because the chips had features that made them code not needed. But not nearly 686 MB worth.

Obviously this wasn't the same thing I was talking about but I refuse to search further.

That's exactly the thing you were talking about.

Use m-dashes and no spaces, and you'll be doing it right. The m-dash—which look like this—is the appropiate punctuation for this purpose.

I absolutely detest that kind (the kind who writes a giant parenthetical in the middle if their sentence before one or two words at the end. Just put the fucking parenthetical after the sentence! jfc) of person.

MK with its new open world

Now I want open world Mortal Kombat.

I can do the same thing. It's fun!

I just wish my tonal range were higher. Some app I just installed says my high is C7 and my low is G#5. What's that... An octave and a little?

https://f-droid.org/packages/de.moekadu.tuner/

But that doesn't indicate the range where it sounds the best.

I can focus my eyes to different distances without using the finger trick, which comes in handy never.

I'm assuming you're talking about convergence. When your eyes are physically turning inward to align on a nearby object, that's called convergence. Focusing is what your lenses do, although the technical term is "accommodation".

I'm excellent at controlling convergence, too. I can be looking at my phone screen (like right now) and diverge my eyes just enough to make neighboring letters overlap. Or diverge them so much I see two phone screens entirely. Or anything in between. Same with converging and going cross-eyed.

I can even diverge my eyes slightly further than parallel, making individual stars in the night sky look like two stars. But not by a lot. Looking at me, you'd probably just think was looking in the distance. I can't make my eyes look in different directions like a chameleon.

This does have one handy use: I can see those Magic Eye posters at will, in a split second, even across the room!