I'm glad to see I'm in the majority here by not liking piss and scat content. To each their own, but personally I do not understand how that is exciting. Not a foot fan either.
It depends on the excitement level I suppose. If it seems really promising and has some content, I'm happy to try a new release just to see if it's something I should be following. If I'm on the fence, I'll wait until it's fleshed out more to make my decision.
This 100%. As humans, we all have impulses, desires and instincts. Our social construct is what we constantly filter our decisions through when deciding how to act. That's important to be able to engage with society. Games are a great way of being able to turn off those filters because you know...
ooh, fun question! there are worlds coming to mind that look fun, but with no special powers would be dangerous. so a fun world that a normal person could thrive in: can I say the Lord of the Rings, after the fall of Sauron?
There are a few games I've seen where AI is used really well in a game, but if the AI models are inconsistent it breaks the immersion into the game. Done well, AI models can be superior to 3d modeling, but even hand drawn can be so much more engaging when done well and consistent.
no, I think you're spot on. I've noticed that as well. It's a combination of a few things I think. First, you can actually make money off games now. If you can build a game that draws enough attention you only need to make consistent and large enough updates every month or so to keep people...
I honestly don't remember how exactly I found this world, but your response sounds right on track with what I remember. I probably found them 20 years ago though.