From the videos of Skyrim AI mods I’ve seen, I don’t think it’s that far off. At least for your basic, run-of-the-mill NPCs. They’re already able to know if you take off all your clothes and will ask you stuff like “hey we don’t allow that in here” or “you must be cold”.
We can’t be that far off from a truly immersive RPG game
Haha holy shit this is great. It should come with a screwdriver too
I love my 3x110mm's. The sidewalks around my city are pretty uneven, so they work well to pop over lips that are sticking out as well as any old brick cobble sections
"England is my city"
or
"Thats an awfully hot coffee pot"
I do appreciate some good foley. Kinda like CGI, if it's good, you hardly notice it
“I’ve done things I shouldn’t do”
What have you done Wilford, what are you hiding from us?
I love black licorice. Developed a taste for it as a kid because it was the only candy available at my grandparents house. Now if I’m hanging out with buddies and I don’t want them mooching off my snacks, I’ll bring black licorice. I’ve only met one other person that wanted some and I was happy to share haha
“and the walls will ooze green slime?!?”
“oh wait they always do that”
If I have someone tailgating me, I’ll usually act like I’m taking a right turn and go into the turning lane. Then they’ll pass and I’ll swing back over into the regular lane (if there’s no one behind them of course)
I’m impressed you can fit that in your burrow.
Must be a pretty intricate home you’ve got down there in the ground
What kinda juice are we talkin about?
Apple? Grape? Cranberry? Orange? V8? Prune?
I’m more of a Smashing Pumpkins or Red Hot Chili Peppers fan
And yet just one molecule of shit gives us pinkeye. Sonofaremoved
edit: lol, how about sonofabeach
Woah, I really like this.
I bet it would’ve been pretty controversial to have hanging in your house
Woah, as a Reddit refugee who joined 7 months ago I feel like this is a pretty significant moment of Lemmy history that I’m just learning about
Oh holy cow, those servers are running at some pretty high temps!
It stinks that the majority of the abandoned railroads in the US are privately owned. So technically you could be charged with trespassing if law enforcement felt like it