They do when you use ublock origin. That element selector has been doing a lot of good work for me lately.

On the home screen yes, but you do still get search results.

I was so confused when I saw your comment until I reread my own. It really is top notch technology I guess!

How did you know? Really though I was looking at the picture in the article which is from similar technology about a decade ago.

“All seeing” except it’s using radar to evaluate typography and biomass. What am I missing that makes this “absolutely fucked”?

Atomic Heart was like that, too. Tons of difficulty options to customize your experience, but no matter what combat always felt like a punishment.

Did you have server issues or were you able to play and didn’t like it?

Not if you buy second hand, though!

I highly recommend going in blind. Innocence is first, followed by Requiem. Innocence has been free on epic a few times so you might already own it.

Have you played A Plague Tale? It’s much shorter but also pretty emotional.

Pixel is a decent alternative, and de-googled pixel is even better yet.

You should try The Slormancer if you haven’t already.

Is pretty great! It hits the right balance between survival and crafting for me.

I’ve noticed people cite em-dashes as concrete proof that something is ai generated, but I’ve seen them be inserted/auto corrected by word plenty of times.

Black myth wukong would be so great with some difficulty options. I’m sure the rest of it story is great, but if I get stuck for a week on a boss I’m going to stop caring about that story.

Can’t wait for my boss to come up with half a working solution with this and expect me to fix/finish it!

This concept could work great with “combat” in the style of A Plague Tale. If you’re not familiar, the main character is a child. She has a few tools available to manipulate enemies and environmental hazards.

Is there another game you’re waiting for? Or were you hoping for more specifics on Silksong?

The user I’m thinking of has a cat themed username. They comment quite a bit, or at least they used to.

Short comments scream human to me more than long comments. Like that guy who never posts any comments shorter than three paragraphs all perfectly formatted and punctuated.