What Starfield was missing was most of the game. It ignored the reason that Skyrim did well compared to most other open world games - the world being populated with actual stuff to do. Not just empty space.
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That's when they lost Congress for the first time in half a century. And Republicans have held that advantage for most of the time since then. It's not just the presidency that is affected by their rich-first policies
That's a failing grade. Bring barley better than coin flip on bad decisions is not worth pre settling for.
Oh look someone else pushing and autocrat with a blue paint job instead of red, telling us to pre submit to an obviously terrible choice. Being better than the worst option doesn't make him by any means, good.
Do you not remember last year when Israel was bombing ALL of their immediate neighbors as part of their genocidal purging of Palestine. All while hiding behind the US's skirts?
Davy Jones is often cited as an exemplary CGI fx, and it still holds up to this day.
The problem with most modern movies is they don't give the artists the time to do good work. Verbinski is blaming the wrong thing here. It's not the rendering engine that's the issue (mandatories put it to good use with their real time stage screens), it's directors wanting magic, but on a shoestring budget, while also wasting that cg budget on fixing stuff they did poorly during the initial shoot.
Yes I have. And they all act as independent games, not the centralized hub for all work and play "ready player one" style that meta was pitching this whole things as. Those non meta products being semi successful games doesn't mean the overarching master plan for the metaverse was ever feasible, or even desired. Facebook didn't have a good game to tout in the end, let alone the rest of it. Despite the billions they spent on whatever the fuck they spent it on.
It really seems YOU don't know what we're talking about.
You're just listing random games, none of which are remotely related to the metaverse...
Except no one is using it because it's dumb. You need to get people there first before that longevity matters.
No. The entire concept is just dumb. Adding less efficient means of doing things isn't a selling point.
Oh look, that completely predictable outcome of an obviously stupid fucking idea, that people still felt the need to argue with me about so many years ago despite it being obviously doomed for failure.
Can Facebook unsteal the name now?
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This would be an improper disclosure of PPI, which does carry a fine and jail time as potential punishments. For each incident.