@SpawnYaardReply I agree. Those parts really irritated me. I powered through with lots of food and the base equipment the game put on those two.
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Ken
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They take your weapon away😑
When you are forced to play as Damiane in Crimson Desert, they take away the weapon that you had on Kliff.
Since I've been focusing on one dual handed weapon, that's gone and now Damiane can't use my best weapon.
Moreover, I hate reassigning the skill points when characters switch.
This whole Oongka and Damiane thing is an afterthought and is not implemented properly.
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@Mirandalorians Agree. Some way of getting the road highlighted at least when doing those frickin bounty quests.
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Idk if this would be an unpopular opinion, but I kinda wish they would add a GPS system to the Crimson Desert mini map when on horseback. Only when on horse back though. I find that constantly pulling up my map mid ride kinda breaks the immersion and makes it hard to enjoy my surroundings. I both want a smooth, scenic ride while trusting that I am taking the most optimal road. This way I will stop neglecting my poor horse as much lol! Poor thing 🤣
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Would be cool if there was a loot all mechanic in Crimson Desert.
Manually approaching and searching all enemy corpses gets tedious quick, especially with the amount of enemies you face in this game 😅
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@FantasyGalaxies We liked this one. It was episodes 1 a little bit and mostly episode 2 everyone hated. And episode 2 still sucks.
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I genuinely can't understand how the previous generation saw this in 2005 and said "this sucks"
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@DrSuneelDhand Information is useful to have. All the device does is provide information. If the existence of that information negatively affects you somehow, perhaps it’s a you issue.
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Am I the only person in the wellness space who has absolutely ZERO interest in a wearable device?
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So if you solve it immediately, does that make you some kind of genius?
Blaine Smith@GHBSmith
If you struggle on the first puzzle in Crimson Desert. Some of the most talented creators and journalists I know struggled here. It doesn't make you less of a "gamer". It's an unintuitive puzzle with cumbersome controls in an environment you've yet to understand.
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This is complete bullshit. Ai can’t practice law for shit. It can’t do legal research for shit. And it can’t do any legal reasoning or argument. All it can do is locate legal standards and samples of human work already prepared. Useful as a tool but cannot take the place of a human, and possibly never will.
Pro se plaintiffs and bad lawyers are already trying to use ai to replace lawyers and their results are laughably bad.
Last, until humans outsource their morality to machines, and humans are the judges and juries, human lawyers will always be needed.
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Andrew Yang just dropped a warning that every pre law student needs to hear.
Law school applications are up 44% in two years.
Hundreds of thousands of people are fleeing economic uncertainty straight into a profession that AI is dismantling in real time.
A law firm partner told @AndrewYang directly that AI is now doing the work of first through third year associates.
A motion that used to take a junior associate a full week, AI delivers it in an hour.
The partner said the AI version was better.
Think about what that means for the person who just borrowed six figures to become that associate.
You are being trained for a job that is being automated before you graduate.
Law firms make money by billing clients for hours worked.
The old model required armies of junior associates to justify those bills.
Now one partner with an AI tool can replace what used to take an entire floor of people.
Here is the part that nobody is saying out loud.
First and second-year associates are not profit centers at law firms.
They are cost centers meaning the firm absorbs losses training them for two years before they ever generate revenue.
Why would any firm keep absorbing that cost when AI eliminates the need entirely?
The answer is they won't.
Law firm Clifford Chance already cut 10% of its London staff and cited AI adoption as the reason.
Half of all law firms with 500-plus attorneys are already using AI in their workflows.
The adoption doubled in a single year jumping from 14% to 26% of lawyers using AI tools, then to 53% of small firms a year later.
And yet, applications to law school are at a 41-year high.
People are running toward a burning building because it looks like the safest place on the street.
Yang called it a "flight to safety."
But structured, process-driven, document-heavy work is exactly what AI was built to devour.
The people who will survive this are not the ones memorizing procedure.
They are the ones who understand strategy, judgment, and client relationships , the parts AI still cannot replicate.
StockMarket.News@_Investinq
Nvidia's CEO told the American workforce this week that AI driven layoffs are a leadership problem, not a technology problem. That is a convenient argument when you are the one selling the technology. Jensen Huang told Jim Cramer that companies using AI to cut workers are simply "out of imagination," and that businesses with real vision will use AI to build more and do more. But that framing ignores the most basic economic reality of what automation actually does at scale. When a single AI agent can handle the workload of ten employees, the financially rational move for most companies is to have fewer employees and that has nothing to do with a lack of vision. Jensen is repackaging a structural economic outcome as a character flaw, which conveniently shifts blame away from the technology and toward the executives deploying it. The irony is that one of his newest major customers is Anthropic, whose own CEO Dario Amodei has said AI could eliminate the majority of entry level white collar jobs within a few years. Nvidia's growth story does not depend on which version of the future wins. Whether your CEO is a visionary expanding the business or a cost-cutter slashing headcount, the Nvidia chips still get purchased and the revenue still comes in. When Cramer pointed out that Nvidia's stock was sitting at $183 despite the GTC announcements, Huang said the market "can't hold us back forever". Because the customer base keeps expanding, OpenAI, xAI, Meta, Anthropic, and now OpenClaw, which he called as significant as the original ChatGPT launch. That expansion is real and the growth case for Nvidia is legitimate. But none of that changes what is happening to workers on the other side of these deals and calling it an imagination problem does not make it any less real.
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@YellowFlashGuy I had to put it in Gatorade and just read subs. It was unbearable. Wano was so much better.
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Dressrosa will benefit the most from the remake. The filler drags it on so much, it becomes unbearable at times.
𝐌𝐚𝐫𝐜𝐨@MarcoGrandFleet
Luffy defeated Doffy exactly 10 years ago
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East blue, alabasta, skypea, W7/Enies Lobby, Thriller bark, Sabaody, Marineford all within 300 episodes would be peak fiction, it can be the best anime of all time, we are so done with Toei slop
AniTV@AniTVOfficial
'One Piece' Remake will avoid 'unnecessary filler' says Wit Studio CEO: "Our studio won't just redo the storyboards—this remake will be dense and impactful, without unnecessary filler. It will blend visual delight, strong storytelling, and impeccable pacing."
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@GuntherEagleman The perfect legal victory in the 250th year of the union.
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BREAKING: Afroman says that his flag suit seen in court: "This suit is for freedom of speech, and it represents the American dream, the rags-to-riches Cinderella story, the hope."
"It symbolizes hope."
When asked what his message to the American people on our 250th anniversary: "This is home and I love everybody. That's my message."
"God bless Freedom of Speech and all that good stuff."
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@Merrydawg Why would you want a remake if it is the exact same as the original.
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Ugh. Seriously? I was excited about the One Piece remake, but this just ruined that. Why do they always have to change things? Why can't they just follow what the original work does? How is One Piece gonna be One Piece without the stretching? How do they expect that to work? How's Luffy even going to fight people if he can't use his devil fruit power?
Pew@pewpiece
🚨 WIT Studio CEO George Wada : The OnePiece remake will have no pacing issues, with modern animation and no unnecessary stretching.
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