nessisonett

nessisonett

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Re: 'It's Nuts': Major PS5 Security Vulnerability Exposed, And We're All At Risk

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@For-Kier I’d argue the opposite, AI being unflinching just makes vulnerabilities easier to exploit as once you know how to fool the chatbot, it applies to every session until Sony catch on. Whereas the varying nature of humans means that something that may work to fool one person might not work for another. Plus the chatbot does not have a range of suspicion or gut feelings that a human does as it solely works on a checklist based evidence system.

Re: Crimson Desert (PS5) - One of the Most Frustratingly Brilliant Games I've Ever Played

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I dunno if this sets the best precedent. There are an awful lot of games that are transformed by patches to the point that I don’t think you’ll be able to cover the bulk of them alongside new releases. So then it begs the question why this game? Is it just caving to pressure from the weirdo stans who ride hard for this game alone? Plus, will this new score be used to bump up the game’s Metascore which is often tied to bonuses and the like?

Re: 'It Should Be Free to Play Online Games': PS Plus Price Squeeze Taken to Task by PS5 Owners

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@Slayer25c Anyone trying to act like there are no cheaters or hackers on PS5 are mad. Ximming alone is fairly widespread in shooters and sports games have been pretty bad for scripters, especially 2K. Then you have less malicious cheaters like for example in Dark Souls 2, I was invaded by somebody who walked up to me and dropped practically every single equipment piece fully upgraded on the ground for me to pick up. I honestly have seen more cheaters on PS5 than I saw in about a decade of playing Counter Strike. Also if you pay for PC security you are a paypig, I cannot fathom being stupid enough to get a virus in the year 2026 with all the inbuilt security modern Windows already has. To the point that it’s sometimes more intrusive to have security features on than off.

Re: Strong Opinions on 007 First Light's Younger James Bond? 'That's Great', Says Dev

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It’s the only way you could really do it, it has to stand alone therefore they cover what they haven’t before now. Because as much as I adore Casino Royale and probably think it’s the best Bond film out there (at least up there with GoldenEye), it’s a bit mad that Craig immediately went from ‘new recruit’ to ‘washed up has-been’ in the space of about 2 movies. Maybe this will let us see Bond earn his stripes at a better pace.

Re: What a Twist! Ex-Tekken Boss Harada Opens New Studio Under Fatal Fury's SNK

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@Questionable_Duck The point is that you can only work with what’s in front of you. This article is about SNK and Saudi owned assets, hence the comments about supporting the Saudi regime. In articles about Chinese owned assets we see the same and have done for years on this site. Excessive whataboutism isn’t helpful, it’s diluting the conversation about Saudi Arabia and comes across more as running interference for a murderous regime rather than drawing attention to China.