The big thing about MMOs is that they (try to) create communities, and being part of a community is a surefire way to make people stay.

Give too much freedom for a single player and the community as a whole falters. Give them enough to do without groups, but leave the "good stuff" as something exclusive to groups and don't give dungeon finders or similar auto-grouping tools. I say this as someone who spent way, way too much time playing WoW like a single-player game

Google didn't add shorts to cater to them, they did it because they saw Tiktok's success and wanted some of that. It's the same reason Instagram effectively became a Tiktok clone

I wonder how they interpreted the Homelander/Stormfront romance. The red blooded 'murican was "fixing" the nazi?

I stopped following The Boys back at the end of S3, but I've read the comics (they kinda suck)

It doesn't need to "make that money back", none of that is corpo lending expecting return of investment, just thousands of players that really shouldn't own credit cards. They have sold 1bn without even needing to deliver a "full game"

Or Doom

Good luck plucking out the neutrons, protons and electrons off each lead atom, I've heard they don't enjoy staying still

In a case where you can't pick "changing reality" as a power, "time control" is pretty much the next best thing. Pause time, rewind, fast forward

Dang

I didn't follow it closely, but Gamer Nexus did a video to show some of many problems it had at launch, like the control panel thingy-app not even working, a clean uninstall not actually cleaning everything and it becoming literally impossible to get the driver working - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MjYSeT-T5uk - most of the problems seem to be about stuff not working, rather than low FPS

When it actually worked, Intel Arc A750 and A770, which I suppose would be the equivalent of this LX G7100, were roughly between Nvidia RTX 3060 and RTX 3060 Ti in performance, with a no doubt driver related problem with Counter Strike Global Offensive - https://www.techspot.com/review/2542-intel-arc-a770-a750/

There's this report from 2024, using a Intel Arc A770 16GB. Out of 250 games tested, 218 worked flawlessly, 3 failed to even start and 2 wouldn't actually load into the game. https://www.techspot.com/review/2865-intel-arc-gpu-experience/

I mean, Google hasn't offered support with real humans for over 8 years. Facebook has been on that even longer

Incredibly underwhelming results, it's readily beaten by a wide margin even by Intel's GPU. For its price point, it's by far the worst contender. Let's see how much can be fixed with drivers and the company learning how to better make these kinds of chips.

*The results are from 潮玩客's Bilibili video. The first value corresponds to the average frames per second (FPS), whereas the second value represents the 1% Low FPS, a metric for measuring the slowest 1% of frames observed during the benchmark.