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Unreal Engine is the best Game Engine on the market.

If it's crap, I'll definitely quite the game by halfway.

It'll happen at some point in the future. Cryptocurrency is being integrated into the mainstream finance sectors around the world.

I think it would be a really meaningful gesture, especially for my loved ones. While I wouldn’t be around to appreciate it, having a small piece of me live on in a game I loved could give my family and friends a special way to remember me. It would almost feel like leaving a part of my legacy in a world that meant something to me.

Yup and it's coming to PC - https://gamerant.com/red-dead-redemption-pc-port-release-date/

Well that sucks but at least you enjoyed the outing, right?

The Dictator - 8.5/10

Kid Goku here seems much smarter than DBS Goku.

Played some Sparking Zero today and decided to make a whole team of Saibamen. I Yamcha'd so many people that they rage quit but the Saibamen in game do have some pretty useful utility moves so they can be quite tricky to deal with.

Do you think technology can ever fully replicate human emotions, or will it always fall short? With advancements in AI-powered therapy and emotional support robots, how close do you think we are to creating something genuinely empathetic? Or will it always feel like a pale imitation of real human interaction? Curious to hear your thoughts on the future of AI in emotional support and therapy.

As technology advances, we’re faced with the potential to enhance human abilities through brain-computer interfaces and other innovations. But is it ethical to push these boundaries, possibly creating people with superhuman intelligence or strength? How do we balance progress with the implications of altering what it means to be human?

With all the advancements happening in tech, what crazy future technology are you most looking forward to? Flying cars, personal robots, teleportation, or maybe something even more out of this world? Share what you'd love to see in the future and why.

With so many companies collecting huge amounts of personal data, do you think they should be more transparent about how that data is used? Should there be stricter regulations in place to ensure users know exactly what happens to their information? Or do you think current policies are enough?

I've used it once or twice but it was more of a mandatory thing rather than a preference. I find it very glitchy at times.

Being that high up without any kind of safety equipment would start to bother me as well. Imagine if I wanted to catch a breather - free climbing is a hard pass for me.

My biggest concern is getting lost in one and not being able to find my way out.

I mean, I've done Bungee jumping already and it was awesome and nerve racking at the same time. I'd like to try the wing suit someday.

I agree with moving stadiums thing for the most part but sometimes these things can happen for a number of reasons. One is trying to expand the stadium but the government in that region denies permission to expand or renovate said stadium. It's something I've seen happen in soccer quite a bit.

I'm here right now and I feel his pain - literally. Every man knows the pain of being hit in the nuts. You'll see every other man grimacing even though it didn't happen to them.