More of a grammatical mistake, but “should of” instead of “should’ve” or “should have” annoys the hell out of me for some reason. I completely get how people make the mistake, but it’s as much effort as just typing it correctly.

Amber Isle. It’s like a dinosaur-themed animal crossing except you’re tom nook. It’s a bit buggy, but it’s really cute and exactly my kinda thing lol.

Petah, the horse is here

Junko would purposely bring the midpack to the function. Because despair.

Won’t someone please think of the poor Hollywood studios?

I don’t think it’s as ugly as people say it is, but it is FAR from cute.

This implies the existence of extra pronouns that can be unlocked or purchased from the in-game store.

It certainly wasn’t great, but it was campy and enjoyable, and I feel like they did what they could given the source material.

I think sub at this point just means subcommunity. Like there’s the larger lemmy community, and then there’s subcommunities.

I’ve also heard people call them sublemmies, which I’m not completely against.

Thank you for the spoiler tag, that was pretty NSFL

Bluntsmoken

Rust is great and I love it, but it’s just not really for me.

SLEEPY JOE caught SIPPING on the SINISTER POTION

So far I’ve been able to run everything I need to off of it, and libreoffice works very well with office docs in my experience.

I don’t get why this is using a Samsung parody, when Apple is much more well known for this.

-Sent from my Galaxy S20

Microplastics

They taste fantastic :)

Reminds me of that one meme captioned like “the only good thing to do with console games” or something (it was more obnoxious, very PC masterracey) and the image was someone cutting a pizza with a copy of scalebound.

While I was there I saw someone talking about how they thought AI art was acceptable if someone doesn’t have the spare time or money to dedicate time to getting good at art so that they can make a game people won’t reject because the art is ugly

I’m sorry to bring that discussion here, but it’s been sticking in my mind. I never really understood that argument, because pretty much all the artists I know work full time for minimum wage. And I don’t think people care that much about a game’s art if the game itself is good (big reason low-poly and simplistic pixelart are so common in the indie space). On top of that, if you have the time to learn to code and to use a game engine, you probably also have time to practice art.

I think a lot of the interest in AI art comes down to the want for art but a disinterest in the process of making art. For me, finding that initial spark is what got me on the path to drawing more often. It’s a lengthy process and it takes a while before the fruits of your labor become evident, and I think that’s what turns people off. But if you just practice occasionally, maybe sit down for 30 minutes a couple times a week and doodle some guys, you’ll notice a huge improvement in a year.

That said, I’m not entirely against AI art. I think it can be somewhat useful for things like D&D campaigns, where you need detailed backgrounds or character portraits on the fly, or for memes (that doctor mario one comes to mind lol). But I think a lot of people use it as a crutch and as an excuse to remain apathetic about their art skills.