The game really rewards being aggressive. There’s a reason enemies drop health pickups where they die - keep moving and take advantage of that.

I don’t care if a game is made with AI as long as it’s good. I also don’t care if there’s a disclosure so others can make their own decision. Tim is an idiot.

That was a niche reference that I wasn’t expecting

Yeah that sucks for sure. Unfortunately doing all that does solve some real problems outside of videogames

That actually all looks pretty reasonable for what they’re trying to do. There’s very little novel there, they’re mostly leveraging existing security features

Because the tech doesn’t exist?

How are they specialized?

There’s also an argument that smaller evolutionary releases every year or two are better for consumers too.

Notch no longer being involved in it is also a plus

Would have been nice to see some gameplay

They can both be bad, it’s not a competition

Going to the same location but seeing different world states, not consistently getting the option to travel to each other’s bases, not being able to have a true shared ownership base. Most of it worked poorly if it worked at all. We ended up giving up after a few hours.

Can’t you just assign them to a c button? I feel like that’s how I did it, but it was like 30 years ago almost…

I was hoping they’d fix coop being a janky mess.

I’m not concerned about it personally, but you are putting a lot of trust in them as a 3rd party service provider. It’s up to your specific risk profile if that’s acceptable risk or not.

The alternative would probably be self hosting a vpn yourself with dyndns to handle ip address resolution. I’m biased (I have a professional networking background) but I don’t think it’s that much harder to setup either. But then I’m also a hypocrite and don’t self host anything anymore.

There’s also a valid argument to be made that doing it yourself is riskier because novices make mistakes. I don’t think this is too big of a concern personally - it’s not like you’re rolling your own cryptography.

Just as much as Tailscale is self hosting. Tailscale is probably more concerning from a security point of view.