I’ve never seen that show so you tell me if this seems accurate.

I actually think that could be quite entertaining.

Unfortunately I’m too stupid for A1111. I made these with ChatGPT.

Sounds about right. Six hours is crazy. Not quite speedrun territory but definitely not the norm. I’d say it’s at least 20 hours for a first run, and that’s without completing any of the side quests.

I’d say it’s not for everyone but it’s hard to go wrong at this price. Anyone who enjoyed Dishonored or Bioshock should have a good time with this.

Took me a lot longer the first time but it was definitely a worthwhile experience. Absolute steal for this price.

I don’t think so but it’s rated Platinum on ProntonDB so that shouldn’t be a problem.

That is correct. This was the input image I used:

I was gonna say, pretty sure I’ve seen something like this on Amazon already, except from some weird Chinese company.

Or, you can just turn Copilot off from the settings panel.

The best part is that it even retains unsaved documents (and unsaved changes in existing ones), which makes it very feasible to use Notepad as sort of an extended clipboard. Surprisingly good thinking for Microsoft.

All of the Copilot features in Notepad require manual interaction. When you click the button, there’s a menu with options like “Rewrite”, “Summarize”, “Make shorter”, “Make longer”, etc., which either operate on the current selection or the entire document. How exactly that’s implemented is obviously speculation, but most likely it will only send your data to Microsoft when you actually activate one of these functions. In fact, none of them even work without an active Copilot Plus subscription (I’ve tried). There is no free tier here, if try to use any of these features without a subscription, you’ll just get prompted to sign up for one.

Also, the entire thing can be easily turned off from the settings panel.

FYI, you can turn this feature off. Click on the gear icon, scroll all the way down, there’s a new section called “AI features”, which has a toggle switch to disable Copilot. Once you flip it to off, Notepad looks and behaves precisely as it did in the past.

EDIT: also, you need to be logged into a Microsoft account and have an active Copilot Plus subscription for any of the AI features to even work. If you try to use them without a subscription, you just get prompted to sign up for one.

No but he gets dragged and roasted on social media all the time

Can you grab me some Taco Bell while you’re at it?

I didn’t know this was possible, but according to this comment, you are right, they literally retrofitted the entire game engine into UE 5 somehow, so the gameplay should be identical.

Technically, it IS a full remake since they used an entirely different engine (UE 5) instead of revamping and upgrading the original. But according to everything I’ve read and seen, it’s still faithful enough to be called a remaster.

They’re just trying to delay the release of Skyblivion even further by making sure the devs all end up spending the next couple of weeks playing the remaster instead of working on their own project. That way Bethesda can maximize the monetization period for their version and hopefully convince a couple of fence sitters to just give up the wait and drop some cash on the remaster.

Haven’t seen it, but I looked him up and I can see the resemblance.

You’re welcome.