RandomUserName123 [none/use name]

That reflection in the mirror makes no sense

It’s because creating more complex system requires more than a linear increase in development and then the development system has to also be more complex because it requires more people and communication between them gets harder. Everything grows exponentially.

I just think that fundamentally, the games we imagine and are promised that should be possible with the processing power we have today is just impossible to create because the systems are just too complex(costs too many hours of skilled labor, impossible to earn back).

AAA games mostly seem like prettier versions of games from late 200x’s. Moment to moment everything is higher fidelity but the gameplay systems are just the same.

(I haven’t played the game but mostly because Skyrim was also mostly boring to me because the gameplay systems were actually really shallow and I didn’t care about the “wow big open world” anymore because its not a novelty anymore)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V0EZobdiJ4M

No, it doesn’t have to be.

Google “starfield 45 minute gameplay” and its the first result?

Your title implies 50% of ‘young talent’ will work in tech research.

It’s the inverse, 50% of those employed in tech research will be under 40(is their stated goal).

Open office I worked at constantly had music playing(“Just put on headphones”, management being too dumb/selfcentered to understand that that raises the noise floor and makes it so people have to talk louder) and people constantly calling.

As an AI language model I can provide some information on chatbot usage on the internet. But I can not accurately give you actual usage statistics on this website.