FWIW, lots of brands have AIO PCs now.

“My last computer was all in the monitor, where’s this one?”

Those would be the user ratings, if you checked the section you were in.

They typically don’t waste concrete unless spec’d or otherwise needed. Doing a T would be cheaper, but would leave the leg down to the intersection too steep for a wheelchair.

This is a common sidewalk method.

Anything weird like this is usually to meet ADA requirements for wheelchairs.

Can only have so much slope each way.

First letter in the first paragraph is missing mate.

Why are you assuming everyone will use it for the whole game? While that’s a possibility, those would be edge cases. The article specifically talks about it helping with CERTAIN parts. If you just ignore a major point of an article, of course you can embellish and look foolish.

Having a TAS to beat certain sections or a hard boss would be awesome, having it play the whole game? Well some people will have a benefit from it, but not for me.

And physical disabilities exist too!

If you’re disabled and can’t actually do those things…?

Absolutely not, they would be considered playing, your ignorance and ableism for disabled people is showing too much.

Are you really playing the game if the game is just playing itself?

People enjoy different things, and you don’t need to play something to enjoy it. Your words.

People love watching sports, they aren’t playing are they?

Hell even point and click games exist, and those “play themselves” while you merely interact with the screen.

What a horrible take.

I get “screw ai” but this doesn’t even need to use ai to work.

But go off I guess, people like you are just the worse. Decrying Ai, doubly so when it’s not even relevant to the story.

This. Sony patented the stand up and say something to skip ads.

This was a decade ago, and it’s not a thing, and won’t be a thing.

Also, the OP article is an accessibility thing, sometimes people just can’t physically do stuff, fuck them for their disability I guess is what top level comment is saying.

Sometimes you only go for the opening act/s.