>>1038788 You think cinnamon is better than plasma though? Plasma has a lot of options to make things really good, and it even have a default panel setting that's really accessible in case a boomer fucks things up.

>>1038816 >You think cinnamon is better than plasma though? It isn't, but there aren't many good beginner KDE distros either. Installing KDE alongside cinnamon on mint might be viable. But I haven't used linux mint in years so I don't know if it causes any oddities. It would be a lot better if mint shipped with a KDE spin since it's essentially the golden standard for DE's now.

>>1038933 I agree

>>1038817 They'll also say "fuck" a lot.

>>1038705 >to make you dread what will become of Vergil. Alucard makes me dread what will become of Vergil.

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>>1038884 >>1038887 After the 500 posts bumplock, the thread stays active up until 751 posts or until it gets bumped off the catalog. However, we store all previous AI threads on the >>>/ais/ board.

I have no idea if prompting "banned artists" actually does anything with NoobAI. The result look different though. >>1038871 Thanks.

>>1038922 >>1020470 Erin was a pain since it wouldn't draw the hand the way I wanted (with the big squared fingers) so had to practically draw it myself with a ton of Photoshop edits & inpainting. Anon was easier. LoRAs were unnecessary for the character. Only issues were it kept generating multiple characters while told NO & I had to negative prompt (pointy ears) since the style LoRA was obviously trained on Scanty & Kneesocks. My upscaler isn't smoothing things out enough so I have to clean up minor artifacts in Photoshop otherwise the transparent PNG would be huge. It took time, but I really the anon one.

>>1038811 nah its better here >>1038665 >which is a subsidiary of Tencent

>>1038814 If you say so.

>>1008105 >Crapcom became a japanese Ubisoft and fell for the pozzed trends This. You said it perfectly. >>1038742 >The company is controlled by scum. And this.

Is Darktide worth getting?

>>1038943 Yeah, its very fun, i have over 100 hours played, it helps that all content is free and the only monetization is ingame currency for cosmetics.

>>1038943 https://www.humblebundle.com/ Darktide is part of the premium humble bundle. Get it on a major discount.

>>1039002 You know it is almost funny how much the journos are batting for this game. Like they are just so fucking mad about the game flopping. To answer the question the article proposes. I didn't care about inquisition because I didn't play it. Had already given up on bioware by then.

>>1038989 Kinda odd that this game flops and Baldur's gate did kinda well when they are both woke faggot games. What did they do different.

>>1039009 BG3 had a lot going for it. >D&D 5th edition is by far the most popular TTRPG. Has only gotten more popular in recent years. >Larian studios has been a respected studio for years and already had a hit with Divinity original sin. >Baldurs gate is just super popular. 2 in particular people wouldn't shut the fuck up about. Back in the 2000s people would constantly talk about how great the games were. Any RPG forum would inevitably be filled with people recommending the game. On the contrary Veilguard: >Is based on dragon age which was never as popular as baldurs gate. Which is funny since Dragon age was supposed to be Baldurs gate 3. >Isn't even a proper CRPG so the old fans aren't interested. >Markets itself with trannies who nobody fucking likes. Kinda easy to see why the game isn't doing nearly as well. Forgotten realms as a setting already had magical trannies so adding them in doesn't really matter.

DD2 is just a trash remake of the original. you'd think that with the time and money at hand they would improve upon the original and make something mind blowing. instead they made half cooked trash that was objectively worse than the original (which was already butchered bad enough) in every conceivable way. Capcom cannot be trusted with fucking anything.

>>1038983 It's not completely worse than the original. It has better graphical fidelity, and that's basically it. Everything else is a downgrade though. I think the strangest decision was to not only get rid of hitstop, but invert it. I'd have to dig through my DD2 recordings for an example, but the enemy gets stopped for a single frame upon taking any hit while you don't get stopped by anything. I only noticed it because a drake attacked the big human town and was getting pelted by arrows from 20 guards, so he was moving at half speed and constantly flinching. Capcom also significantly reduced hitstop effects in the new monster hunter game. makes me wonder if it's some Exec or other high ranking guy pushing for it. It's oddly antithetical to typical action game design and makes most hits feel wimpy.

>>1007635 Modern crapcom is shit and never made anything good. I will rejoice when the company goes bankrupt, with the bonus of watching the FGC die.

He’s still more productive than all of you combined.

>>1038977 And he is still a loser. Slave owners enjoyed the best of life, full of wealth and comfort, without ever producing anything, loser. Productive = lower class subhumans.

I can see the nose protruding from that post holy

>>1038203 I find that hard to believe from a game that perma-stamps a tranny flag onto your car. >>1038744 >>1037955 >>1038596 To add onto what >>1038522 was saying, Ubishit is also generally considered the cornerstone of Leaf vidya industry. If it gets cannibalized for parts and sold off domestically, that's not just an admission of defeat for the leftist trajectory, that's signalling to the world that Canada can't hack it - it'd be a national embarrassment.

>>1038822 >it'd be a national embarrassment It would also collapse the economy of Montreal and thus Quebec, or at least send Quebec into an economic downward spiral. Ubisoft is foundational to Quebec's identity as a Canadian province by drawing in Canadian and American workers, and it started the gentrification of the city. Eidos/Squeenix Montreal, Motive, and WB Montreal are too small and too new and and too unsuccessful and too dependent on contract work for capeshit that flops in the long term to pick up the slack.

>Sony starts selling PS1 games on Steam for an "official" emulator (which is really just an existing FOSS project with a fancy UI) to pump its software sale numbers >Marvel Rivals adds Gurihiru style Power Pack <game "journalists" flip their shit about a bunch of white kids getting in over some shitty identity politics characters nobody actually wanted or remembers and resort to calling everyone who likes them pedophiles >in latest cost cutting measure, DC is reduced to the bare minimum of contractually obligated new comics and otherwise exists only for collected reprints of arcs/minis <Marvel soon follows since the infrastructure can't justify existing for one company+some smaller companies >major western country actually tries to crackdown on gocha <the "journalists" circle wagons trying to defending these practices <this backfires because a media conspiracy to hook children on gambling is something legislators actually care about because they look good fighting it

>>1038541 >New difficulty that increases enemy stats by 3x and all rewards received by 30x >New female character shoehorned into the main plot that you MUST spend time with to progress the new content >New content completely fucks up the original game's balance by giving you shit tons of new options >New optional "dungeon" to farm easy EXP/Gold/Mag/Whatever currency they use in this game >That'll be 70 dollars goy :^)

>>1038847 Can't be as bad as whatever happened to SMT4: Apocalypse

>>1038976 Apocalypse was a sequel, not an enhanced version.

>>1037404 This. It is a kind of horror I need in my life.

The other file had a size mistake, I deleted that post. Anyway, there will be other versions. Possible nude :3

>>1038938 >possible nude

>>1038926 Wait, since when did cuckchan start using IDs on posts?

>>1038947 Years and years ago for a few boards, most notably /pol/.

>>1038947 Cuckchan had IDs on some boards like /b/ since before the exodus.

>>1038940 Wew, that's a good point. I'd say that would be a massive insult to Soyny, but then again, Soyny themselves have basically already given up and are porting their shit to consoles too.

>>1038948 Porting to PC*

>>1038965 You said this in the gg thread already.

>>1038893 Please no I can't take Kyun Kyun anymore. It was cool of that old vet to have a photo of Minmay though. That one song in ep 11 was Groove Along by Power of Tower. If you get the torrent I listed here: >>1036090 You can find the various background songs like Because That's the Future under the Galaxy Network Chart Album. Also got everything Fire Bombar too. Megalopolis is out so that's Thursday, shunting Quigley to another time.

>>1038951 Kyun~ Kyun~ is my Kryptonite. Also this is the main scene from Do You Remember Love. This will be probably referenced again when/if I get around to watching Frontier.

>>1038951 Flaschakaya is also a minor character. I thought by her hair she could be a Jenius like an older sister but no. Last post, Megalopolis Thursday.

>>1038314 >Disagree: there isn't some arbitrary stopping point where further knowledge suddenly loses all value. Yes, there is. This is true in all fields, not just learning a language, where you reach a point where you have all the knowledge "required" and then need to follow through on doing the work using that knowledge. And wasting your time trying to receive more "knowledge" doesn't help one bit because you're wasting your time in theory instead of implementation. Take this out of learning a language and apply it to something like learning math. Would you be worried about teaching a 1st grader about graphing matrices or logs when he's barely capable of adding together triple digit numbers? Similar thing here, would you waste someone's time trying to teach them about all the slang used in Japanese or even all the Pre-WWII rules that still technically apply in except where they don't when the person cannot even tell the difference between using 「が」 or 「は」?

>>1038599 > and wasting your time trying to receive more "knowledge" doesn't help one bit because you're wasting your time in theory instead of implementation Did you notice that you're trying to argue with someone who advocates for >=80% input? > Would you be worried about teaching a 1st grader about graphing matrices or logs when he's barely capable of adding together triple digit numbers? Two completely different things. Are you arguing about needing to learn A before B or arguing that you don't need to learn C after B? I'm talking about the latter -- you seem to be focused on the former as if you're telling anyone anything they don't already know. Not sure if you're the same guy I already replied to but with a different ID or if you're a new poster and just need to read the original post I made. Really not sure where the contention is -- as I see it we already agree with each other.

>>1038919 >Not sure if you're the same guy I already replied to but with a different ID I am >Really not sure where the contention is -- as I see it we already agree with each other. Because in many of the discussions I see, and why I believe that I have been floundering for the past several years (Have been "trying" to learn Nip since 2018), focus upon studying the material (Whether it be grinding kanji or the grammar buide) before being exposed to any degree of it. And as I experienced going through the grammar guide, the farthest I've managed is section 4.12 before burning out as I didn't see that as being an accomplishment when I can barely comprehend or even remember the differences between three directional particles or see that a word is a conjugated verb until I look it up in the dictionary. Sort of like Trenton was talking about in his videos, there's this idea (Even subconsciously) that you need to "learn" the material before you should even attempt to "comprehend" and "use" it. And, yes, you do need to learn "some" basic concepts like how a simple sentence is formed. However everything I've seen coming from Trenton, and Roy Miller, and even Tae Kim (Though his arguing was specifically for introducing Kanji early on) is that you should expose yourself to the "raw" content as soon and quickly as possible in your studies. I have not seen anyone else really say that, or even the added fact that you're not going to be understanding much of it until the moment that you do. So the takeaway I'm seeing is to learn basic grammar, then drop all of that for grinding vocab and be exposed to the content as much as possible. Yes, you can "study" the grammar further beyond just the basics, but is that really going to be a productive use if you're struggling with basic vocab and cannot even comprehend half of the words you hear in something like the attached vid?

More screenshots from my Brothership emulation. Bowser's introduced with menacing style and power in a full-scale war scene where Bowser's minions attack Zokket's forces from the air, then Bowser turns his air force on you. In the middle screenshots, Mario and Luigi recon Bowser's Concordian base at Offandon Island.

>>1028524 Game Freak did release an 8-bit version on the NES.

>>1038891 There was also a Game Boy version.