>>542338753
I predict that the churn is going to be real bad with this game. They're going to have the same issues that BFV had and normies will flee in droves.
Maps have way too many angles so its hard to predict where enemies are
TTK is super fast so even a minor mistake in positioning gets you killed.
All the guns so far can effectively be full auto sprayed at all the ranges that matter
There is very little mid to long range engagements because the map design is a bunch of small 'combat areas' stitched together.
There is next to no downtime as well.
These are all things casuals fucking hate, people will burn out hard.
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>>150461449
Indeed I am.
Indeed I am.
>>719249771
>This has the worst ratio of gameplay to cutscenes that I've ever seen in a game
>He hasn't played MGS4 yet
Ohnonononono
>This has the worst ratio of gameplay to cutscenes that I've ever seen in a game
>He hasn't played MGS4 yet
Ohnonononono
Craig Federighi looking pained
I’m looking for images of Craig Federighi (and other Apple execs) looking pained. I think they’d pair well with post number 1,921,453 like in pic related.
I’m OK with yt-dlp and getting stills out of VLC, so if you only have a title of a video (for, say, a WWDC keynote) and a rough timestamp, that’s good too. Thanks!
I’m OK with yt-dlp and getting stills out of VLC, so if you only have a title of a video (for, say, a WWDC keynote) and a rough timestamp, that’s good too. Thanks!
>>7662050
>>7662064
>>7662074
>You are arguing that a business should remain neutral even when it's getting screwed with.
No I'm arguing that their business is just transferring money. They should just do that, and governments should not impose requirements that they proactively monitor transactions or hit the PROCESSOR (because they simply PROCESS ie allow payments to work between other people) with fines for it happening.
>They literally earn money by moving money
Yea but that's less important than simply continuing to expand.
What you're missing is that we live in a fake economy now. Most business decisions are not for the health of the business, it's for boosting the stock prices. The LARGEST investors in the US right now are BlackRock, State Street and Vanguard. These are, themselves, soulless data-driven blobs that are beholden to THEIR shareholders. While they own shares in each other, which is just financial incest at this point, that's not their main concern.
Their shareholders are primarily the public. Retirement accounts, mainly. But also anyone with just basic index fund investing. There are so many layers of separation between the millions of John Does and Mastercard that the only signal that comes through is "make ur number go up so my money appreciates faster than inflation." The easiest hack, as I'm sure you noticed from the gigantic startup (specific business model) boom of the past 2 decades, is to just spam growth.
Are you beginning to understand why everything is fucked?
>>7662064
>>7662074
>You are arguing that a business should remain neutral even when it's getting screwed with.
No I'm arguing that their business is just transferring money. They should just do that, and governments should not impose requirements that they proactively monitor transactions or hit the PROCESSOR (because they simply PROCESS ie allow payments to work between other people) with fines for it happening.
>They literally earn money by moving money
Yea but that's less important than simply continuing to expand.
What you're missing is that we live in a fake economy now. Most business decisions are not for the health of the business, it's for boosting the stock prices. The LARGEST investors in the US right now are BlackRock, State Street and Vanguard. These are, themselves, soulless data-driven blobs that are beholden to THEIR shareholders. While they own shares in each other, which is just financial incest at this point, that's not their main concern.
Their shareholders are primarily the public. Retirement accounts, mainly. But also anyone with just basic index fund investing. There are so many layers of separation between the millions of John Does and Mastercard that the only signal that comes through is "make ur number go up so my money appreciates faster than inflation." The easiest hack, as I'm sure you noticed from the gigantic startup (specific business model) boom of the past 2 decades, is to just spam growth.
Are you beginning to understand why everything is fucked?