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@thomasmahler Congrats Thomas! This is a huge win for ARPGs and for your team. Excited to see how you evolve NRFTW going forward!

Wow - even after the sale ended, our sales are still absurdly strong 👍❤️ For a long time now, we were confident in the quality of No Rest for the Wicked. Internally, we felt we didn’t have a quality problem - we had an attention problem. Which is good… but also incredibly frustrating. Our plan to change that was actually pretty simple: We knew a lot of players were waiting for co-op before giving Wicked a real shot. For many people, an ARPG doesn’t feel “complete” until multiplayer is there. So we went with a two-pronged approach: A) A discount B) A free weekend The goal was simple: Make it as easy as possible for people to try the game. We were confident that once players got their hands on it, they’d have an absolute blast. In hindsight, I think the free weekend mattered even more than the discount. Letting people try Wicked without friction kicked off word of mouth, and everything built from there. This obviously won’t work for every game - but if you genuinely believe in your product and it offers real depth, this can be a powerful strategy. I also think this says something about the current climate. Money is tight for a lot of people right now, and they’re more careful about what they buy. But our conversion rates were through the roof, which tells me something important: People are still willing to spend money on the right products - you just have to make it easy for them to see why it’s worth their hard-earned cash 👍 store.steampowered.com/app/1371980/No…

@Qwik @thomasmahler Your legacy will be one of shame and greed, of callous disregard towards arguably the most passionate fanbase in the world. Your family and friends should be ashamed of your legacy and the destruction you've caused.

@thomasmahler Putting down other games for your own games sake doesn’t really work. Let your game stand on its own two feet. I haven’t played in a while, excited to fire it up and check out the progress.

Hey streamers! We all know anyone can look good in Diablo 4 or PoE2. Do you really want to show your audience you’ve got skill? Try No Rest for the Wicked. Precision combat. No carry builds. No spam. Co-Op Beta’s live now, 30% off on Steam. Time to stop being a casual. Let’s see what you’re made of. 🔥 #NoRestForTheWicked store.steampowered.com/app/1371980/No…

@16bitnostalgia Ys books I & II on the TurboDuo.

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@P2WFantasy #6 - yeah, pick up Caleb so he can drop 6pts on your face. ;)

31 Random Fantasy Thoughts 1. Jacoby Brissett as the starter helps the pass-catchers for Fantasy Football in AZ, and generally makes the team better 2. Drake London’s ceiling is as high as any WR this szn for Fantasy Football 3. Mark Andrews’ TD upside w/ Lamar Jackson is slept on. Hard to bank on TD’s but the opportunity is consistent 4. Dalton Kincaid’s breakout has been solid when on the field. The upside has been evident via yards and TD’s 5. Tetairoa McMillan’s rookie szn will get overlooked because of his situation. Target share, target volume, and yardage flashes have been solid 6. Caleb Williams has had great Fantasy weeks. The media and echo chamber shitting on him is putting his Fantasy value in a shadow 7. Joe Flacco’s time as a Bengal makes it scary to think about what Joe Burrow could’ve been doing this season 8. Quinshon Judkins’ prospect profile was filled w/ consistent yards and TD’s production. We’ve seen that in the NFL. Imagine when they shape their team more 9. Javonte Williams should be the comeback player of the year. Guy was written off because he took longer than expected to recover from injury but has been thriving 10. Troy Franklin has looked like the WR1 the last few weeks for Denver. I thought he got completely overlooked in last year’s draft and the Oregon chemistry is there 11. Jameson Williams’ upside is HIGH and I wish we could bank on more consistent volume and usage 12. Tucker Kraft is out for the year. Christian Watson is trending up but building himself up. Matthew Goldrn has been meh . Romeo Doubs is fine. JAYDEN REED SZN when he’s back 13. Christian Kirk does nothing but earn targets in Houston when healthy and will have a big day sometime soon 14. Daniel Jones’ szn so far isn’t getting the credit it deserves. The Anthony Richardson truthers are especially quiet 15. Brian Thomas Jr is banged up. Travis Hunter and Brenton Strange are on the IR. People are overhyping Parker Washington and underhyping Jakobi Meyers being a consistent target earner 16. The Chiefs 100% need to invest in a strong RB in his offseason. That’s been their missing piece for as long as I can remember 17. Guys like Keenan Allen, Ladd McConkey, Omarion Hampton, and Quentin Johnston have all had waves of love this szn. What about Justin Herbert? Whose a major reason why and has looked GREAT 18. Matthew Stafford has been absolutely slinging it this year. Remember the preseason scares? The passing upside for his age has been unreal 19. Brock Bowers’ Week 9 is just a glimpse of more massive cheat-code days to come 20. Jaylen Waddle is still a very underrated BUY in Dynasty that not many have talked about. No longer a DeVonta or Higgins type of asset 21. Jordan Addison has definitely flashed his prospect profile this szn and isn’t just a guy picking up scraps behind Justin Jefferson 22. I completely underrated Drake Maye and I’ll own that. The guy has looked PHENOMENAL and there is nothing special about his weapons. Future MVP 23. Alvin Kamara’s time is up. If he isn’t being utilized as a pass-catcher, then where can his value come from? The only way would be if he is used again to his skillset 24. Jaxson Dart is the real deal. He continues to display big upside as a dual-threat, w/ his 1 true elite piece out 25. Justin Fields has had some major Fantasy weeks in such a terrible situation. I’m hoping one of AD Mitchell or Metchie brings something of use 26. Dallas Goedert has been the most consistent pass-catcher in Philly 27. Jaylen Warren and Kenny Gainwell having the similarities they do makes me confused on why Kaleb Johnson hasn’t been implemented more 28. Jaxon Smith-Njigba is now my Dynasty WR3. Elite year 3 start 30. Ricky Pearsall looked great when healthy, and his yardage upside was real. Buy low in Dynasty 31. Emeka Egbuka is basically young Amon-Ra St. Brown w/ more TD upside w/ a lower target ceiling

This is a very interesting paper which formalizes the way myself, and probably many other AI engineers, been optimizing the prompt context.... by just changing sections of it. I, very early on, realized that having an orchestrator LLM rewrite the whole prompt, is just moving the problem up one level. On a positive note I hope that AI agents will expand out of the systems engineering and MLOps/DevOps field, and begin to be formalized and be used to replicate human brain models from cognitive science.

Hi Adam, Some added clarity: The percentage should be zero as advertised for the last 15 years. Hope this helps!

@cashmymemes @ScottHanson Too late. The well has been poisoned. Care for an ice cold Coke?

Exactly 7 days from now: losses will become wins…

I'm not paying $15 a month for @NFLPlus with commercials on RedZone. It's absolutely insane and it will be the end of the show.