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"Riot Games to pay $10 million in gender discrimination settlement. The settlement of a class-action lawsuit over allegations of discrimination at League of Legends developer Riot Games will see the studio paying out $10 million to women that worked at the studio in the past five or so years."

https://www.gamasutra.com/view/news/3550…_settlement.php

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So how about that deadline, getting pretty close. You guys and gals sweating yet?

Now, remember kids, you saw it here first, crazed gunman sets wild chickens free

So are you gonna make something @Tisky or you just asking?

I have also joined the rich kid's club. Let's make our own discord @Vaya

Edit* It's here, baby

I think Phillip had the best idea so far, to make the player models render brighter than the rest of the level.

rock hard

Will 2 FUCKING k!

@will2k How have you been doing? Hope there's nothing serious going on, but know we're always here looking out for each other!

Quote from leplubodeslapin

18 minutes ago, leplubodeslapin said: The lighting is just insane, pause the video at any frame and it's incredibly crisp and clear with no glitch whatsoever. I'm sure this brings a lot to the table of VR and player immersion.

I don't know what to do, it's just so expensive (I would want to play it on the Index for sure, and my PC is quite not up to date enough ?)

Tell Arkane you require funding to do a market research on the latest VR developments ?

Quote from FMPONE

36 minutes ago, FMPONE said: Absolutely hit me with that level editor, smack me square in the fucking face

Jesus, man, not like this

They better have bullsquids in it

Quote from mtchromatic

54 minutes ago, mtchromatic said: Ooh, what if there are lots of interactions with the enemies other than shooting them. Like, headcrabs jumping on your head instead of just scratching you, and pulling them off. Maybe you could steal a combine's gun out of his hands. Manually plugging in batteries to your HEV suit? They've really got a huge opportunity to make a truly immersive VR game. I'd also love to examine high-resolution models of all the weapons and combine dropships and stuff.

Not sure if it's the case, but I imagine you'd want to avoid requiring the player to move his hands too close to his head just to prevent any situations where you hit yourself and/or damage the equipment.

AR... ?

The thing about being a stuck in a static position while events are unfolding around you sounds pretty limiting tbh. How many games or experiences until you'd get over it? But to invest so many resources into VR to do something that's purely just that, like valve has done - I don't think it would be worth it.

Always imagined VR to get to a point similar to 3D, where you can go watch films 3D, get a 3D setup for your home and have support for it in some games, but not necessarily having it widespread into everything. It's just a gimmick. To be honest, I don't like 3D either. Especially here, try watching a 3D film with subtitles up in your face..

I'm expecting the reveal to hype people because it's a half-life game and we haven't seen one of those in a long time. There's gonna be some "wow" VR moments probably and everyone in the press will talk about it because clicks. But I don't think it will have the impact that valve expects it to have.