That just seems so anti-SCP to me.

Maybe because they didn’t actually made a game about SCP.

awesome

Yeah I lowered the difficulty on some occasions during the game, the Rat King was one of them. The difficulty spikes were pretty rough, I wonder if this was intentional.

I also had fun discovering the tabletop game. I enjoyed looking at other people’s homes in general.

too little too late. the next competition for NVIDIA and AMD will be from mainland China I’m afraid.

As Luther said when he reformed the church, „don’t be a gatekeeper“

Yes. It‘s basic theory. Everyone does it all the time and you‘ll always find a customer/user who will say that some aspect of quality has been reduced too much.

Laziness implies that the workers who make the actual games are lazy which is obviously not true, unfair and audacious. Just use the right words.

To optimise project parameters.

One of the characters says „and btw Taiwan is a sovereign nation“

It’s not laziness, that’s always been a stupid oversimplification. The workers work hard on your entertainment product. It‘s a business decision.

Damn. Riding funiculars was my thing on vacation trips.

oh you‘re that guy. nevermind then, I don’t expect empathic thoughts from you. blocking will keep me from accidentally replying to you so don’t you worry.

Not everyone has the luxury of close proximity public infrastructure and workplace.

I just relayed an opinion I’ve heard on the radio. You are being weirdly aggressive. I‘d rather raise a kind human and I‘m fine if they can’t use their phones in the classroom. Byebye

I named the groups, go and find their other sources. I don’t really have time for this because I really do have a kid to parent, without even owning an iPad. I hope they don’t grow up to be so rude and obnoxious like some other people.

Stardew Valley, Morrowind, Republic Commando, Anno 1404, Max Payne 2

Of course the mentioned experts (Deutsches Kinderhilfswerk, Zentrum für Digitalen Fortschritt, Gesellschaft für Medienpädagogik, Bundeselternrat in an open letter to the government) based that on studies. Here is one of the meta studies: https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/epub/10.1177/20556365241270394

The answer simply is not as simple as you may think. The judgmental nonsense in the last paragraph doesn’t change that of course.

No it‘s not, but calling a terrorist attack that targeted explicitly civilians „spreading carnage“ is.

Don‘t most addictions?

No they are not.