Practically all DRAM production is sold out for next year, there isn't going to be any significant new supply into the consumer market in that timeframe. Also, when these massive piles of memory end up sitting in a warehouse because the bubble pops, this stock will never make it to the consumer market, because AI data centres use HBM, which is soldered directly to motherboards in such a way that it's impossible to turn it into modules again. Even if all the DRAM producers start selling to the consumer market jan 1st 2027, the pent up demand will still probably keep prices high.

All that to say, I don't think prices will crater.

That's one of the problems, yes. Besides the whole brown shirt fascist militia part.

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Long live the null ring

Hi! I'm here from all, so not very familiar with anarchist discourse. But as this affects me, being from the baltics, I have to ask: is fighting against (relatively) democratic states reasonable at this time? As long as russia, USA and china exist in their current form, there is no hope for a stateless society to exist without being crushed under the boots of a larger country.

The Palestine protesters in England who destroyed military production infrastructure are ideologically correct, but in the short term their work has a direct positive effect on ruzzia's oppressive behaviour.

What's your take on this? Love the imagery btw.

If you're looking for gnarly shit, I highly suggest playing the weird route. When you start a new chapter 2 save file, backtrack

The deltarune wiki has an article detaling exactly how to get it (you will get mildly spoiled): https://deltarune.wiki/w/Weird_Route/Chapter_2

Chapter 3 doesn't really have content exclusive to this route, and in chapter 4 it will be obvious what you beed to do.

I agree about Tenna. Most of the fandom's favourite characters are secret bosses or incredibly obscure and mysterious. If you don't do a 100% playthrough you don't get the full story of deltarune, it's sad.