Well, I agree, but it will require a lot of resources and people to handle different areas. + I think gamedev is really behind other industries right now. And I'm personally interested in the game development industry becoming better.
I think this definitely must be controlled by a community, because, as you correctly said, different people care about different things. Maybe it should be some kind of consensus or voting for different types of ethical problems, idk.
For now, I have no idea how such calculations can be done to be actually "fair", I'm just proposing a topic for discussion. But, in my opinion, this shouldn't be done by one person - that's for sure.
I then ran the same three games through the Gamescovery similarity algorithm to see which one is closest to the original Half‑Life.
According to the algorithm, Quake 4 takes the top spot, followed by Quake III Arena, with AVP 2000 coming in last.
So this time, the algorithm lined up with the community’s pick - but there’s a catch. Several people pointed out that Quake II might actually be the closest match to Half‑Life. In the algorithm, however, Quake II ranks even further away than AVP 2000.
I’ll double‑check that. Thanks to everyone who voted and shared their thoughts!
Hi, about Quake 2 - do you mean it was the most similar to the original Half-Life because of style? Or rather because of the main "idea", genre, and plot? Just interested in your opinion
Hi, good to hear, hopefully you will find Gamescovery useful.
Unfortunately, for now, I received a bunch of feedback, and I am implementing the needed stuff for the beta. For now, Gamescovery servers are disabled. I will let you know once the beta is online so you can test things by yourself.
I think poles view themselves as true patriots of their country and true beacon of Catholic church on the East
Some freaks from East EU, but don't worry, you only missed tons of cringe
Points 3 and 4 are actually interesting, not sure what the right thing to do is in this case.
Well, I agree, but it will require a lot of resources and people to handle different areas. + I think gamedev is really behind other industries right now. And I'm personally interested in the game development industry becoming better.
I think this definitely must be controlled by a community, because, as you correctly said, different people care about different things. Maybe it should be some kind of consensus or voting for different types of ethical problems, idk.
For now, I have no idea how such calculations can be done to be actually "fair", I'm just proposing a topic for discussion. But, in my opinion, this shouldn't be done by one person - that's for sure.
Well, one of the main Polexit supporters is actually in the EU parliament. Surreal situation
Poll results are in!
Here’s how the community voted:
I then ran the same three games through the Gamescovery similarity algorithm to see which one is closest to the original Half‑Life.
According to the algorithm, Quake 4 takes the top spot, followed by Quake III Arena, with AVP 2000 coming in last.
So this time, the algorithm lined up with the community’s pick - but there’s a catch. Several people pointed out that Quake II might actually be the closest match to Half‑Life. In the algorithm, however, Quake II ranks even further away than AVP 2000.
I’ll double‑check that. Thanks to everyone who voted and shared their thoughts!
Hi, about Quake 2 - do you mean it was the most similar to the original Half-Life because of style? Or rather because of the main "idea", genre, and plot? Just interested in your opinion
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Willst du, dass ein Nerd seinen Micro-USB-Typ-C-Stick in dich reinsteckt? Iiiih, Alter.
Hab vor dem Meme noch nie was von dem Charakter gehört. Ist der aus 'nem Game oder Anime?
Hi. If you are still interested in Gamescovery, you can join our community and track the project's status here:
Hi. If you are still interested in Gamescovery, you can join our community and track the project's status here:
Hi. If you are still interested in Gamescovery, you can join our community and track the project's status here:
Hi. If you are still interested in Gamescovery, you can join our community and track the project's status here:
Hi. If you are still interested in Gamescovery, you can join our community and track the project's status here:
You can join Gamescovery community and track the project's status here:
Hi, good to hear, hopefully you will find Gamescovery useful.
Unfortunately, for now, I received a bunch of feedback, and I am implementing the needed stuff for the beta. For now, Gamescovery servers are disabled. I will let you know once the beta is online so you can test things by yourself.
Hi, hopefully you will participate in beta I plan in a few months.
For now I gathered a bit of useful feedback and on my way to implement improvements.
I will let you know here when it will be available so you can join and try it by yourself