I don't blame people being skeptical of UE5 games given how many shit games are made with that engine but on the other I do wonder how many of them blame the engine rather than just it just being the tool of choice for a lot of terrible developers.

>muh drawing muh pixels
They don't care. Anything to divert normalfags away from the Epstein files.
You're all just pawns. You get what you vote for.

>>718309083
I was gonna argue that it's a symptom of a greater problem, but weird dudes with too much money have always had weird sex dungeons with weird sex chairs. Current year is so flush with money and so flush with weirdos that we've democratized weird sex chairs in weird sex dungeons. So whatever, I don't give a fuck anymore.
Just take it easy with the automasturbating VR bondage chair. Go touch grass every once in a while, would ya?

>>717315381
I entered high school (7-12) when web 2.0 had taken off and in my final year it was normal for people to have smart phones with a 3G connection. Rapid change was just part of growing up.

>>714299305
I'd wager general malaise towards smartphones amongst the younger population, that combined with people beginning to realize that touchscreen games suck shit and physical buttons blow it out of the water

>>105646499
How are webp making your life truly inconvenient? The charger thing I get and obviously agree, but the other bit makes no sense. Personally I use jpg/png whenever needed, but don't strive away from webp or avif if it's unavoidable, worst case I'll just convert them as it's quick and low skill.
Can post webp no issue everywhere too, the only place causing trouble being 4chan which is a site problem as it's behind.
>>105646485
>the fault of 4chan for not implementing it
>your file system for not rendering it.
Bingo. 4chin supports webm, vp8 and 9, so why not webp, too? Hell, I managed to solve windows thumbnail issues for webm, webp or avif files, so anyone else should be able to.
>>105646504
Or in other words it's a user/uploader problem. The format gives people a choice, and if the user decides to make a dumb choice the codec is terrible? It's annoying for the end user, sure, but how much will that really become relevant?