That's fine. Totally agree, but this (AI actors/voices etc) would just replace the celebrities with just a smaller, richer, more controlling group of capitalist fucks.
CustodialTeapot
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Wtf are people complaining about non-uk things in the literal UK feddiverse....
Enough? Main stream companies already accept it and it's easily a transferable skill from unreal, unity etc to Godot.
The software isn't new, like nocode and others, the industry quickly adapts.... It's not a fantasy world.. .
Absolutely agree with you there.
Look at Jon Tron (ignoring his controversial parts) and PewDiePie. They kept adapting and growing.
While people like cadi, peanut butter gamer and other og normal boots folks didn't want to grow with their audience and change, and they have just flat lined in growth.
Imagine thinking it's okay for a corporation has the right to dictate how you look and treat your body.
While yes they do move from one to another. Are you aware how stupidly inefficient car engines are and the amount of fuel used to transport the petrol/diesel to each and every gas station?
That saving of gas on each stage of removing those third party for cars.
The fact you're saying you're still getting useful results on Google means you haven't used Google for the past year to me.
Because this community was one of animal abuse and shouldn't exist/should be banned.
So what if they provide "helpful links" to help the obese animals. It's still glorifying them for shitty internet points.
Magic: the gathering.
There's several different styles of play known as "formats".
The Cheapest being "Standard". Which is the latest 3-5 sets released. The deck of 75 card deck can cost upwards of £500.
Then the most popular format, modern, which is the last 20ish years of release. The average deck there can be upwards of £1,500.
Then there's legacy and vintage where decks are in the high 4 figures and some even in the 5 figures.
This is based in the US. I imagine a lot of that also comes from air con, very long commutes and other wasted office energy use.