Totally, I have nothing against the post or the poster. If anything this makes for a good post to discuss what makes automation games good in the first place.
MBech
joined 5 months ago
Did not know that piece of thankfully rotting shit got one. Wtf....
The Nobel Peace Price has been a damn joke ever since Obama got it for becoming president. It means absolutely nothing except to Trump who is sickly envious of Obama.
Sounds like the US are going to need a lot of refugees if they want to deport all their slave labour.
This just looks like every other low effort game, and it wants to compete with some of the high quality games in this genre? How?
Why would I play this instead of Satisfactory? To watch glitchy physics on materials in a game genre that really doesn't need physics on materials?
Yea not going to happen. The EU isn't retarded.
Aight, anyone wanna explain all that in a way that someone who just knows the words "quantum" and "computing" will understand?
I bet there's an open bar aswell.
I sure did. Before I even enter the store I've already drawn up a map in my head with a very clear path of exactly where I need to go. When my wife joins me, that map goes straight in the garbage bin.
They sent in their best agants who finally unlocked the bipod for their knife.
Didn't Waymo start with assisting drivers though? Like I get it, fuck this shitstain, but this seems like a very reasonable approach to self driving cars.
- Step 1: Prove the concept in a closed environment.
- Step 2: Prove the concept in an open environment, but with traning wheels in case something goes wrong.
- Step 3: After extensive testing in step 2, full rollout of final product.
I'm not sure I'd be able to sleep through driving on the railroad tracks. I'm going to guess this person was simply incredibly fucking stupid, and thought the car would figure it out, instead of doing the bare fucking minimum of driving their goddamn 2 ton heavy death machine themself.