Now that you mention this, I think I’ll map mine to be a home dup anyway, because the only times I push it is when I confuse it for the other one.
Maybe there’s an edge case where it would be more useful to map it to something else in split joy-con mode, not sure.
No, that’s pretty much it.
Sure it’s annoying to have a whole button dedicated to it (I mean, even to me, I do have an online subscription but I never use that feature).
Were they planning to use their switch 2 as a phone? That would only work between switch 2s that would have to be connected, but not subscribed to any actual online service?
That thing is of very little use outside of online gaming.
They’ve said they’re working on an “infinite” slop mode where the conversations are AI-generated.
They used to have no AI disclosure, and people had to learn about them using AI through that disgruntled writer’s story.
So now given the very mature CEO answer, I’m assuming they’re butthurt that some people want to know about their AI use, and they’re using the disclosure to claim that part of their game is not AI instead.
Also your comment made me briefly wonder why someone got Weird Al’s comment on the subject, and it was a bit funny.
I was not sure how any of this worked, and those interactive demos along with the explanation are quite helpful.
Also a very important point made about this not being a generic AI detector at all, and only being available to the model creator.
There was a time random people could become “ridiculously photogenic” or “good guy” with luck.
Sorry dude, you’re “pervert glasses”.
It really does. Weird.
Removing one character got me this though :
And removing even more got me to “The ancient city of Loulan”.