[–] 14 points 19 hours ago (1 child)

Huh, I would have thought the 1st priority would be shutting down ICE, releasing everyone and closing the concentration camps. Then the 2nd priority would be getting the people back who were sent to random countries they've never visited before.

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  • [–] 33 points 1 week ago

    The interviewer will be outside the staff member’s team and reporting line; instead, people may be interviewed by someone from “a pool of leaders who demonstrate strong AI capability and have aligned on the assessment criteria.

    So it's the AI inquisition?

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  • [–] 7 points 2 weeks ago (1 child)

    Might be worth having a look at Heroes of Hammerwatch. I had a lot of fun with the first one and it's usually pretty cheap on sale. Haven't played the 2nd much and it has some mixed review so start with 1 first I'd say.

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  • [–] 36 points 2 weeks ago

    It's because most of the people who made those games probably left. Companies don't make games, people do.

    Even the people who don't leave, after having some success, may end up getting promoted. Once promoted their talents may not be suited to management or the promotion might go to their head and they'll be undone by their own hubris.

    It's a minor miracle that any group of people manage to make more than one banger game in a row.

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    From the video description:

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    It's pretty much single player Genshin!

    From a Steam review:

    The gear crafting, guild system, and hunts remind me of Monster Hunter, the exploration and questing remind me of MMOs like FF14, the puzzles remind me of Crimson Desert super easy mode, the team combat is a bit of Granblue or Dragons Dogma 2 on super speed, and the truly open colorful world and towers remind me of Zelda. It's grindy, but in a good way, because progression feels rewarded by gameplay - every currency you need you get by playing - and there is actually a ton of depth with your team synergies, equipment bonus set stacking, skill combos, and more. You can team up with your friends and loved ones in raids and dungeons, or just farm for the specific stuff you want yourself in between the main quest lines. There is also mount and pet collecting, cooking, mini games, and a lot of stuff to do for the low price. It really does feel like an offline fully open world MMO. The graphics, animations, and general style are all also over the top pretty and extremely well done.

     

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