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After using ChatGPT for a while I've begun to recognize its default writing style in certain articles and such on the internet. It has kind of a bland, efficient and "perfect" way of writing that is pretty obvious. It has no "voice." I could see this leading to what you are talking about, if...

It's not so much about the GS, I'm just using the GS to gain xp, for skill points, and xp training, which will allow me to use KT and not worry about the xp loss. It's just a way of casually increasing those things, that requires minimal time investment. I'll prolly be using the 1460 PP on my...

My Scouter is still like only 1100GS. I haven't played much, but I do log in from time to time. I've been gradually pushing up my Sorc's gear score, so that she can gain experience doing new continents, in order for me to be able to xp train my Scouter and other alts higher, so that I can use KT...

Wow, didn't even add me to that list. I am disappoint. And sad. :emoji_cry:

I'm hardly afraid of AI with all the ridiculous shackles they put on it. Late to the party, only started using ChatGPT earlier this week. Upgraded to Plus, but the Plus versions seems to have even stronger restrictions than the free legacy version (plus they just removed internet access, cuz...

An article where they ask a physicist about the science: https://www.latimes.com/entertainment-arts/movies/story/2020-09-04/science-christopher-nolan-tenet-physicist-interview

Reverse dropping isn't a thing. It's a phrase you cobbled together to try to explain what he does, while at the same time refusing to define it. I asked you to explain what it means and you resort to insults instead. You claim the movie spells it out, when I've already pointed out that it...

You could just admit that you can't answer the question, it's really not a big deal.

Just answer the question, Claire.

Reverse dropping it? Explain that. Is it just a specific hand movement? Or is he just thinking about it a certain way?

Ok, then. Explain to me what the protagonist does that allows him to catch the bullet on the table.

And it's kind of a weird choice for how to explain it. 2 humans interacting with an inverted object, instead of inverting the protagonist. Well, yeah, then they wouldn't be able to do the cool stuff with the magic bullet. On a slightly more subtle angle, they could have chosen to explain it...

I think what she says is "Don't try to understand it." Basically the writers telling you, yeah, it doesn't make sense and we're too lazy to do anything about it, let's move on.

We all know time travel is fiction, and requires a certain suspension of disbelief. But this movie goes beyond that and just ignores science to support the premise. Go watch the explanation scene again. They don't really explain anything. He fires the gun and catches the bullet, no problem. But...

Nothing explains how moving through the past would give you the ability to break the law of cause and effect. Any action you take would cause an effect in the forward future, not your backwards future. You shouldn't be able to interact with anything not inverted without breaking the laws of...

The car has a past. In order for that to work, the car's past would have to already be your future. Let's try something simpler. Opening the car door. You are inverted, it is not. You open the door, (or try to) and if you succeed the door is now closed again for you, because you've moved to the...

You are moving backwards through time, the car is moving forward through time. Did I need to specify this? Any action you take interacting with the car (if you can even interact with it at all) will have an effect on the car's future, which is your past. If you managed to start the car, not only...

I never said it wasn't realistic. I said it doesn't make sense, based on the movies own rules. And your answer is wrong. Care to try again?

It might have been good if they had worked harder to make the tech actually make sense. There's some really basic shit that if you think about it for 5 seconds, you realize it wouldn't work. Simple question: If you're moving backwards through time, how do you start a car?

Spoiler free review: Watched the first season. The premise is kind of interesting, if you can make yourself believe that WW3 or a global pandemic happens every few years. The agency's tactic of throwing shit at a wall, and hoping something sticks that knocks down a domino isn't really written...

Until I got to the world "flew" near the end of the last sentence, I thought you were referring to whores.

Here's some more shit to laugh or cry about. From the trailer: Yes, that's Nynaeve with a fucking sword. There's some speculation that they are giving her Mat's scene with Galad and Gawyn. Sadly, that would not surprise me.

I don't remember the exact details, but I read some article or post back in the day where Turbine explained that the reason the only pvp in the game was where you had to use a goblin/orc/warg character was because the Tolkien estate refused to allow the playable races to pvp against each other...

Not really a remake so much as an asian version, just like we make western versions of foreign films. The original holds up fine, so a remake would be a waste of time (not that that ever stops them).

I played that, too. Was a very different and interesting take, and I always wished they had made a sequel. I figure in T&L auto-combat will just be a way to afk grind a bit, like fishing in BDO. Still looking forward to this game, but being an NCSoft game AND being published by AGS I'm expecting...

Yep, companions can be annoying. As always, I don't remember if these options are in F1, but in F2 you can right click on a companion who's blocking a door and there's an open hand icon to shove them out of the way, plus there's a combat setting that's basically "try not to shoot me, asshole."

To use items you put them in one of your active slots (where your weapons go) then click on it, and then click on what you want to use it on. Not sure if it's an option in F1, but in F2 there's a walk/run toggle in the options menu. The extra hp from Endurance doesn't really scale well. Luck...

Yeah, I get very emotional whenever I think about the fact that in JW1 they murdered the only man on the planet who owned a sniper rifle. :( :D

Yeah, no real point in starting over. Mainly wanted to let you know for Fallout 2 (which I am currently replaying thanks to you.) Also, while Fallout 1 is awesome, Fallout 2 is streets ahead.

The downside is negligible, -10% to your skills, which are already low at the start, and like -5% sp per level. The fact that the negs are % based lessens their impact. And you get to distribute the extra stat points wherever you want. Gifted is so strong many people consider it a cheat.

Gifted, man, gifted. Also I don't think Endurance does much.

Conversely what the fuck is stopping anyone from picking up a gun and shooting these cunts. Or shit, if it's 1v1 just knock them out with one punch.

Looks interesting, like a better Archeage. Supposed to release this year.

Yes, but the question is, did you ever try to throw it like a spear?

Hard to gender-lock when there are no classes...

Bummed that they are going with this classless BS.

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At first glance it does, but if you look closer it looks more like Dark Souls combat.

Pretty sure it's not a server issue, it's EAC. Which, considering the state of the economy, does exactly jack and shit.