Since I'm a mythology fan, I will mention that among mythology themed games from the 2020s, only Hades (and the upcoming sequel) will be still talked about in 2040.
In your opinion, what games released in the 2020s decade (the current one) will be forgotten (i.e. no longer talked about, or known) 20 years from now?
These sites allow user to talk with AI powered characters. Users often create character templates based on copyrighted IP on these sites, and other users can talk to them.
Is there a way to scale the Lightness in OKLab/OKLCH color space, so it becomes identical to lightness in CIELAB? I want use OKLab to create tonal palettes, that requires a change in lightness scale since OKLab's lightness scale perfoms poorly in this regard.
Why is Character.ai heavily censored compared to competing services? They don't even have an option to select a more lenient content filtering level.
Here are the Game of the Year winners on the five major video game awards since 2014:
- 2014: Dragon Age: Inquisition (TGA and DICE), Dark Souls II (GJA), Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor (GDCA), Destiny (BAFTA)
- 2015: The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt (TGA, GJA and GDCA), Fallout 4 (DICE and BAFTA)
- 2016: Overwatch (TGA, DICE and GDCA), Dark Souls III (GJA), Uncharted 4: A Thief's End (BAFTA)
- 2017: The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild (TGA, GJA, DICE and GDCA), What Remains of Edith Finch (BAFTA)
- 2018: God of War (TGA, DICE, BAFTA and GDCA), Fortnite (GJA)
- 2019: Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice (TGA), Resident Evil 4 (GJA), Untitled Goose Game (DICE and GDCA), Outer Wilds (BAFTA)
- 2020: The Last of Us Part II (TGA and GJA), Hades (DICE, BAFTA and GDCA)
- 2021: It Takes Two (TGA and DICE), Inscryption (GDCA), Resident Evil Village (GJA), Returnal (BAFTA)
- 2022: Elden Ring (TGA, GJA, DICE and GDCA), Vampire Survivors (BAFTA)
- 2023: Baldur's Gate 3 (TGA, DICE, BAFTA, GJA and GDCA)
Legend: TGA - The Game Awards, GJA - Golden Joystick Awards, BAFTA - British Academy of Film and Television Awards, DICE - DICE Awards, GDCA - Game Developers Choice Awards.
This list doesn't include awards before 2014, because The Game Awards launched that year.
To the authorities.
Link: Godchecker
(When I used Reddit, it didn't allow me to post about this site, it always kept removing my posts about it)
If you are interested in the historical vote split for past awards, just go to the article linked in my post and look under the "Awards and ceremonies" section. Then look for the awarded games between 2014 (the year that The Game Awards launched) and now.
I'm looking for character dialogues. Microsoft Copilot, Google Gemini, etc. are failing to give me quotes. (It's now losing popularity anyway).
I know that World of Warcraft has several of them. What others?
Why some open world video games of the late 2010s and early 2020s have been considered "Breath of the Wild clones"?
What ancient musical instruments gained popularity after modern reconstructions? I know that the lyre is one of them, but what others?
What is your favorite mythological figure (of ancient religions only)?
Why the Linux ecosystem cannot be considered "standardized", unlike Windows and Mac?
Title. This also includes Western animated series in addition to Japanese anime.
For example, the art style of the anime Blood of Zeus. How would this be described? While it's "anime" it has a specific style and not generic "anime".
Not to mention shadowbanning. Even through Reddit introduced account suspensions as an alternative to shadowbans in 2015, they still shadowban users today, especially newly registered users.
Reddit's spam filters are the worst in my opinion. They filtered me yesterday on a 7 day old account, that could previously post without issues. Anyone else has the same problem? I deleted my account on Reddit and migrated to fediverse because of this.
Is it true that art styles don't have names, only descriptions?