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It really be like that, some days you got out & hit a Kobe lvl flow state & you’re just winning with no smile of your face
Was flirting outta boredom yesterday & now she’s texting me a bunch & shi
#WhatHaveIDone
#IDontWannaHoop
#IMissMyOldGirl
#YoureNotHer
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Was flirting outta boredom yesterday & now she’s texting me a bunch & shi
#WhatHaveIDone
#IDontWannaHoop
#IMissMyOldGirl
#YoureNotHer
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Maturing is realizing that Eren chose his friends over humanity, but his friends chose humanity over him.” That single line captures the central tragedy of Attack on Titan’s ending: Eren Yeager deliberately became the monster who would flatten the world so that Armin, Mikasa, and the rest of his closest allies could live free, unburdened by the cycle of hatred that had defined Paradis. He accepted the role of devil knowing it would cost him their affection, because in his view the survival and future of the people he loved mattered more than any abstract notion of global justice.
Yet the same friends who once vowed to stand beside him ultimately rejected that bargain. They chose to stop the Rumbling even if it meant killing Eren, because allowing the slaughter of billions was a price they could not accept, no matter how personal the cost. The result is a story in which both sides acted from loyalty and both sides paid for it—Eren by becoming the enemy of the world he tried to protect, and his friends by becoming the heroes who had to destroy the person who loved them most. That painful symmetry is what makes the ending linger long after the credits roll.
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PlayStation is not I repeat is not the saving grace for Xbox. Y'all keep running with this bullshit narrative for fanboy points. They put Halo on that system, and y'all ain't buy it.
Gears not selling is a Microsoft issue, not a PlayStation solution. When Nintendo and Sony had their issues, you never heard the gaming media or PlayStation Nation or Nintendo fans asking for their games to be put on rival systems.
Asha is going to have to reverse the damage that was done by the previous people who ran Xbox.
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A lot of people are not good people. They are just people who have never been in a position where being good would cost them something. Many people are not as principled as they think. They have simply never been sufficiently tempted.
It is easy to talk about loyalty when you have nothing to gain from betraying someone. It is easy to preach honesty when the truth doesn't threaten your interests. It is easy to condemn infidelity when you have never had an opportunity to cheat without getting caught. It is easy to talk about integrity when doing the right thing doesn't come at a personal cost.
I think we sometimes give people too much credit for virtues they have never actually had to demonstrate under pressure.
Your character is not fully revealed by what you say you would never do. It is revealed by what you have the opportunity to do, what you stand to gain from doing it, and what you choose when nobody can hold you accountable.
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The genius about this skit is that it can’t be made unless he’s actually seen psych wards irl lmaooo and he ain’t lie one bit
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I’m going to cover this once, because I’d rather spend my time building this thing than debating it.
Yes, there are AI voices in my project. They’re placeholders, and I’m not apologizing for them. Placeholder voices are used everywhere in game development. You just don’t know it, because you never hear them in the finished game.
I’m one person adding features Halo never had, like squad orders, ambushes where your marines wait for your shot, and calling in dropships. The original game has no lines for any of that. So I perform every line myself and convert it to a voice clone, and the marines sound like themselves in every new moment.
It’s the best way to hear what this would sound like if the original actors voiced it.
I also have a moonshot idea. With Asha Sharma running Xbox and Xbox Labs exploring new ideas, if this project does well enough, there’s no reason it couldn’t get real talent like Steve Downes (Master Chief), Jen Taylor (Cortana), David Scully (Sgt. Johnson) and Tawnya Pettiford-Wates (Foe Hammer). That’s what we like to call a pipe dream.
As for AI hesitancy: a lot of it is just gatekeeping. It shuts out people who were never going to hire anyone in the first place. Nobody is losing work here. I’m not a company cutting actors out of a budget. I’m a guy who loves Halo, building the game I dreamed about as a kid.
