>>24639179
I prefer the bringing over of the body. Mostly because I'm writing one where the characters are transplanted into their world to another. I think it's a lot of fun when characters are true foreigners and have to work things out with stakes, or at least opposition which is spoonfed for being born as a baby. Still works fine with another persons body and I always enjoy the 'trying to fit in' stick with it

Went on the subreddit and a lot of posts from any post is always concerned about somebody not having women authors. I don't get this, do these people not choose books based on the content but instead who wrote it? It sounds incredibly performative. When I pick books I only really look for what the book is about, I hardly ever remember the author or even look at the name.

>>24476362
I don't get this meme. I study Classics and I'm basically sure it's impossible to use ai to write your essays because ai doesn't know what the fuck its on about or even how to construct an actual argument or even get evidence properly. It is perfectly possible for a professor to know all the sources from the top of their head and know if you're fucking lying or if your argument is too generalised or nonsensical. I can't just cite Cicero for saying something he didn't because you can just copy paste that direct citation and get the exact sentence.

>>2068369
Yea Attila is a more interesting game but, it came out as a dumpster fire release and that kills games before they can even get off the ground, even as my favourite game in the series I can admit it, also
>It still runs like shit