The paranoia is what makes the alien scary to me. Its footsteps are pretty loud, so you know it's close by, but you don't know if it's going to hop back into a vent or walk into the room you're in. The alien is also smart enough to prepare ambushes, too. I've seen it crouch down and wait for anything passing by.
I want to see Sony advertise a game where the female lead is blatantly doing lots of "finger pinch" emote in South Korea. Put the game on every single screen in Seoul. The results would be a thing of beauty.
UE and Godot don't have many solutions out of the box that can extract text. Those engines are definitely better for protecting the text than RPG Maker, Unity, and TyranoBuilder, which have utilities to extract the text readily available.
Without a doubt, AI will try to OCR what you wrote regardless, but sneaky color contrast and unusual fonts can make that much tougher. Significant use of cursive can help.
The game released in 2019, it just became 5yrs old this yr.
(Already showing how untrustworthy your opinion is)
>unplayable buggy
No reviews for DE:RQ(1) support your allegations, that it's unplayable. not to mention it's a game about being trapped in an unfinished, improperly debugged game.
>outburst
No?
I just highlighted that you literally spoiled the late stage game.
The Mystery is how did Shina get trapped in a Video Game?
You might be able to protect your text by putting your text in an image, or presenting the text with an engine that's hard to extract text from, like Unreal Engine or Godot. If you write visual novels with such an engine, your text should be reasonably safe unless someone goes through the trouble of using OCR on every line.
I review a bunch of Steam games, usually of the obscure sort. I always leave the comments on. I feel they can provide additional context that I didn't give.
Although I must admit that I enjoy fighting with the people who call me mean names in the review comments.
Ah, but don't you see? If he didn't stop the solar panels, they would've stolen the Earth's entire magnetic moment. And then, they would've stolen the Earth's electromagnetism, which means the loss of all light. This would've spread to the Sun itself, destroying the entire universe.
It's never too early to learn some useful chemistry. They say that chalcogens other than oxygen, and halogens, are excellent ICE repellent. The smell of such compounds are unbearable.
This patient also, unfortunately, didn't make it. I tried my best, but I'm just a doctor, not a miracle-worker. And I'm pretty new to this whole "doctor" thing, so I'm still working out all the kinks.
I've managed to slim back personnel by more than eighty people. Which means short term savings in salary and long term savings in pension and health care costs.
AND I've been figuring out a lot about biology. I was on the fence about it before, but now I can say with absolute certainty that a person can't live without his kidneys. You learn something new every day.
I was onboard with this series until CS4. I hate the stupid bracer points system. I always need to use a guide to make sure I get all the stuff, but it always drags me down, since it takes forever.
By CS4, I just completely lost track of WTF is going on, and quit midway through.
Looks like the hail mary pass to bring Max and Chloe back didn't go too good.
The paranoia is what makes the alien scary to me. Its footsteps are pretty loud, so you know it's close by, but you don't know if it's going to hop back into a vent or walk into the room you're in. The alien is also smart enough to prepare ambushes, too. I've seen it crouch down and wait for anything passing by.
Gotta say, the alien in Alien: Isolation is my favorite "guard" in stealth games. That encounter in the medical area really is something.
Witness and learn.
Finger pinching is some very serious shit to Korean gamers.
I want to see Sony advertise a game where the female lead is blatantly doing lots of "finger pinch" emote in South Korea. Put the game on every single screen in Seoul. The results would be a thing of beauty.
The corpo gaming industry, perhaps. I've seen various indie developers have a great time.
All I would need is a lighter and a liter of cyanogen azide, and Andrew Tate wouldn't stand a chance in the ring.
Old ones can be modded. So old.
Can't say it matters to me. It's my vote, and I vote for who I think is best.
UE and Godot don't have many solutions out of the box that can extract text. Those engines are definitely better for protecting the text than RPG Maker, Unity, and TyranoBuilder, which have utilities to extract the text readily available.
Without a doubt, AI will try to OCR what you wrote regardless, but sneaky color contrast and unusual fonts can make that much tougher. Significant use of cursive can help.
My favorite reply from one of my detractors is:
> That's like 10yrs old
The game released in 2019, it just became 5yrs old this yr.
(Already showing how untrustworthy your opinion is)
>unplayable buggy
No reviews for DE:RQ(1) support your allegations, that it's unplayable. not to mention it's a game about being trapped in an unfinished, improperly debugged game.
>outburst
No?
I just highlighted that you literally spoiled the late stage game.
The Mystery is how did Shina get trapped in a Video Game?
You're just being an 𓆩ⱥꞩꞩ𓆪 hole.
You might be able to protect your text by putting your text in an image, or presenting the text with an engine that's hard to extract text from, like Unreal Engine or Godot. If you write visual novels with such an engine, your text should be reasonably safe unless someone goes through the trouble of using OCR on every line.
I review a bunch of Steam games, usually of the obscure sort. I always leave the comments on. I feel they can provide additional context that I didn't give.
Although I must admit that I enjoy fighting with the people who call me mean names in the review comments.
Ah, but don't you see? If he didn't stop the solar panels, they would've stolen the Earth's entire magnetic moment. And then, they would've stolen the Earth's electromagnetism, which means the loss of all light. This would've spread to the Sun itself, destroying the entire universe.
It's never too early to learn some useful chemistry. They say that chalcogens other than oxygen, and halogens, are excellent ICE repellent. The smell of such compounds are unbearable.
I'm still kinda pissed about Lizzy offing a Comstock that was minding his own business.
Sounds like there could be another "debt ceiling crisis".
In the words of Doctor Trager:
Is this 2-body physics or approximated n-body?
I was onboard with this series until CS4. I hate the stupid bracer points system. I always need to use a guide to make sure I get all the stuff, but it always drags me down, since it takes forever.
By CS4, I just completely lost track of WTF is going on, and quit midway through.