Sergey Kiselev

Only argument against generative AI is that it learns from human work so they call it 'stolen.' By that logic, every artist is a thief. None of them invented drawing, they went to school or studied others and techniques and built on it. Every musician learned chords someone else invented. Every writer absorbed styles from books they read. AI learns exactly the way humans do, by observing, absorbing, and building on what came before. It just does it immensely faster & better than humans That's literally how learning works with everyone The only other argument i've seen is people say it looks like crap. Look where it's come in only 3 years. It's already fooling most people because it looks so good. In another year, you won't be able to use that excuse either.

Dennis Hopper and Christopher Walken, Chateau Marmont.

No Hashtags, No Gimmicks Just 30 seconds of RAW uninterrupted combat.

No Hashtags, No Gimmicks Just 13 seconds of RAW uninterrupted combat.

Has there ever been a good live action anime adaptation ever?

There was something seriously euphoric, emotional, and hypnotic about trance during the early 2000s, and I wish it lasted longer. This track is the quintessential embodiment of that time. So much underlying nostalgia with “can’t go back.” We were promised a future in aquamarine.

And if I say Wagner Moura deserved all the recognition that Pedro Pascal ended up getting as the superior actor

Yoji Shinkawa, legendary artist behind Metal Gear Solid and Death Stranding, signing my copy of “The Art of Metal Gear Solid, 1999” He even took us to his favourite tebasaki Izakaya afterwards! ありがとう新川先生！

HighGuard honest review after ~12h of play ⬇️ 🟢 After understanding the game flow, maps, and buildings, the game is… incredibly fun. 🟢 Gunplay was meh at the start, but becomes excellent once mastered. Not Apex, but same feeling. 🟢 If matched against a team that knows how to play, it’s almost constant action. 🟢 Innovative, super fresh, and super competitive. 🟢 3v3 felt like a mistake at first, but once real matches start, it’s the right number. 🟡 Not a fan of bases taking damage when you fail an attack, but I get why: avoiding 1h+ games (balanced match ~45 min atm). 🟡 Some guns are meh and not enjoyable, others are super cool. 🟡 Shotguns are overpowered (one-shot in elite quality). 🔴 Performance is meh, with some questionable technical choices (Nanite tessellation?). 🔴 DLSS without DLAA is a mistake. DLSS is good tech, but without DLAA-quality it hurts sharpness. 🔴 Gun crosshairs are blurry (DLSS/TSR) 🔴 Mining mini-game isn’t very enjoyable, would be better without the QTE imo. 🟢 The comeback potential of the game mode is excellent. 🔴 Visibility is bad with heavy VFX, sometimes it’s hard to understand what’s going on. 🟡 Sound is weird: you hear far away very well (cool), but your own character making almost no sound in FPP makes it hard to judge your footprint. 🟡 More guns, loot variety, and tools would be awesome. 🟡 Character abilities can be cool but lack depth imo. 🔴 Character design is atrocious. 🟢 Level art is excellent. 🟢 Each map having a unique fortress design is a huge win. 🟢 Level design is well handled. 🔴 Massive lack of QoL features and customization options. 🔴 Performance is still meh for a competitive shooter. Note : The game clearly suffers from hate because some people decided *before release* that it would be bad. Without that bias, I’m convinced the Steam score would be much higher. I’m honestly angry at influencers who start the game, play one match, and put zero effort into giving it a fair chance. Your job is not to surf trends, but to actually test the game so people can trust your judgment. Objectively, and yes I’m targeting content creators: you’ve done an insanely bad job reviewing this game. Yes, it’s not perfect (like most releases). But it’s VERY far from the disaster some reviews describe. You have the right to not like a game. You do NOT have the right to publish a “full review” without actually reviewing it. That’s unfair. That’s sad. And that’s concerning for the future of gaming. Shame.