Wow, I kinda love that idea! That twist sounds amazing. I’m sure it would draw an insane amount of controversy, but fuck, we as a nation need to discuss this obvious mental health problem. If “no press is bad press” for the oligarchy scum that rule our lives, then the same should go for this.

I’m not sure how well it would be received if we’re expected to cheer for the would-be mass murderer, but anything is better than the flaccid “thoughts and prayers” bullshit that our politicians flood the conversation with every time, while sweeping it under the rug.

If only a movie producer was brave enough to take this on…

Ooh, that makes sense. Sounds like it could be much cheaper to process than heavy collision models. Thanks for the clarification!

Not disputing you, but hasn’t hitscan been a thing for decades? Or is what you’re saying a different thing?

Also, I always thought that the CPU and GPU either couldn’t communicate with each other, or that it was a very difficult problem to solve. Have they found a way to make this intercommunication work on a large scale? Admittedly I only scanned the article quickly, but it looks like they’re only talking about graphics quality. I’d love to know if they’re leveraging the GPU for more than just visuals!

I haven’t played Foundation, but since you’re looking for laid-back and medieval, there’s a really cozy looking game I want to try called Tiny Glade that apparently has no objectives. It seems to be a pure sandbox game.

Plus, if you like supporting devs who use smaller/less-well-known engines, this one runs on Bevy, a small Rust-based engine!