Background CGI for ensuring consistency and immersion is what CGI excels at. Human-based CGI still has the uncanny valley. I loved Furiosa, but you can easily tell when they had CGI humans for stunts.
It's just another tool and directors need to choose the appropriate time to use it and when not to.
It's the enshitification taking hold, which is essentially Wall Street pressing their thumbs on creators to squeeze out every bit of money they can.
There are diamonds out there though, and not a surprise they always come from private or indie companies. These are the games I've gravitated to.
This is still news worthy, but not "Front page" news worthy. Back in the newspaper days this would be sent to the back of the paper.
No matter how much you simp, big pony boy Putin isn't going to pick you for his pony play. Move on, plenty of other big hard father daddies out there for you.
Gigan is a Russian troll. Don't ask me for anymore details, I'm not interested in debating random people online. If you can't find my reasons for saying this yourself you might be in a bubble and should expand your sources of information.
Honest question: what did you feel you got out of modding? I feel like it would be a thankless endeavor and would bring absolutely no satisfaction at any point.
I was about to ask if you were mistakenly talking about Dune
Punchline goes in the description.
Punchline goes in the comments
I'm only following this story to see how hard it falls flat. I'm guessing between 50-100 cars total.
They think they own most of the guns because they've built a whole culture around it. What they don't realize is there are plenty of non-Rs who own guns too as a hobby or protection, but their whole identity isn't "I'm a gun owner" so they don't go around hoopin' and hollarin' that they own guns.