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hyv endgame rankings based on their current state 1. zzz no problems rlly 2. genshin some shillings but not too bad ーーーーーwall of samielーーーーーーーーーーdark wallーーーーーーーーーーremielle's boobsーーーーー 3. hsr's fuckass corruption

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Ode to starlight 🌅🧊, 🧊🧬vor 16 Tagen

"remielle's boobs" im crying

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DEvor 16 Tagen

Bruh if somehow ZZZ the game known for shilling is ranked the healthiest something is genuinely wrong.

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Gustinho_Gostosovor 15 Tagen

People say that genshin has the worst chill but I honestly can't see it 😭 the worst shill it had was with lunar reactions but it was honestly 100% more manageable than whatever hsr has going on

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ale2005vor 16 Tagen

Hi3rd is level 999 of evil corrupted shill

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Vetagvor 15 Tagen

what makes HSR all the worse is the fact you cant really do anything as far as skill expression via gameplay to help compensate for missing the shill units

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Jinsungvor 15 Tagen

First time? Y'all don't even know Hi3 ong

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jadevor 15 Tagen

more like we don't care ns

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Jinsungvor 15 Tagen

yea, don't care but care enough to whine about hsr's state that's going down the same road hi3 went

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Yoichi ⁠✷ 陽一vor 14 Tagen

@reimielles Well,I played hi3 till the end of part 1.5 and I know how terrible hi3 shilling is but what's wrong with being mad at it? One was already bad enough so people don't wanna see it that bad again. It's not wrong to be concerned about it

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Jinsungvor 14 Tagen

@reimielles See, it's not about being concerned at it being wrong—it's moreso about the fact Hoyo is not going to listen regardless. It's just white noise to them. Which is unfortunately a dogshit company. Even moreso if they end up making the equipments have to be pulled like Dkeys post 7T

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Yoichi ⁠✷ 陽一vor 14 Tagen

@reimielles Yeah I fear the Dkey problem might be a thing in the far future. LCs are already a problem with these new paths with very LITTLE F2P choices. Wouldn't be surprised if the same thing happens. Can't do anything but be concerned

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Jinsungvor 14 Tagen

@reimielles The paths issue is another huge problem too which is even sadder. Especially as they keep on introducing even more mechanics that further disable or almost entirely make it too hard to bruteforce with anything that's not the shilled mechanic. Just as was the case when

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Jinsungvor 14 Tagen

@reimielles When they reworked Stun, Freeze, Para, Ignition, Bleeding. Didn't pull for the relevant characters? Have fun trying to bruteforce, especially if your mdps is type down. Need something else on top? Better to not bother and skip the cycle. Oh well, they never learn

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Chihiro 🇦🇷🏳️‍⚧️vor 15 Tagen

the worst issue genshin has seen in recent years is like 2 whole bosses in the form of knuckle duckle and gecko kuchiba makes those 2 look fair

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Kagaminelovervor 16 Tagen

I heavenly prefer hsr endgame over genshin. But everyone their own

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Big Tomatovor 15 Tagen

And if I say *on average* ZZZ has the most restrictive bosses of the 3? Each having 1 or 2 weaknesses, attack shill bosses mostly not working with anomaly teams and vice versa? Stage buffs always just being made for the banner agents

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「False Shepherd」vor 15 Tagen

jeez what did HSR do?

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jadevor 15 Tagen

be demonic

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Vvor 15 Tagen

distracted by remille's hips my fault

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AstrUmSerasvor 15 Tagen

‘ZZZ no problems really’ are we being fr??

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Aarclann 🇰🇿vor 16 Tagen

I only agree because i dont and would never again play zzz and gi

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3lAtedW0lF🎭vor 16 Tagen

Lore wise i like it Difficulty is a different story

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Roxas6674vor 14 Tagen

Ita bad when all the anniversary characters have basically been powercrept out of usability

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Priest 💦vor 15 Tagen

Is it really that bad in hsr

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ayylmao7vor 15 Tagen

You hoyo fans go too light on Genshin, its sad

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Lolaaa0~0vor 12 Tagen

Zzz no problems yet the devs themselves are engaging in lolicon💀✌🏻

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SpookySm1levor 14 Tagen

Zzz endgame is still ass, ngl. I think there are no bosses in zzz that aren't shilled for some agent in mind.

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Incubus X Succubusvor 15 Tagen

Still don’t like new last floor of Shiyu, I’ve never gotten all S ranks to get the S rank yet

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Soul Childvor 15 Tagen

Yuu mean cyrenes boobs

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Lord Bebo

1,528,237 Aufrufe • vor 8 Monaten

I have been seeing this line everywhere: “A child rapist is out, but a student is in jail.” Let us get a few things straight. First. Yes. Ram Rahim should not only be in jail, he should remain there for life. No parole, no sympathy, and no political consideration. Full stop. Second. “Student.” Who exactly are we referring to. Umar Khalid ? Sharjeel Iman? There bail has been denied based on outcomes of 2020 Feb’s riots. I remember that period very clearly. I remember those evening. I documented almost every single detail from Seelampuri to Shaheen Bagh. This clip is from Shaheen Bagh on 12 February 2020. 1. A child, barely 5 or 6 years old, is seen raising slogans of “Modi Shah murdabad.” 2. Does the child even know their full names ? No. 3. Another child of the same age is standing on a drawn map of India, which is not clearly visible in the video, shouting “Azaadi.” Azaadi from what? This is not education. This is indoctrination and radicalisation of young minds in the name of manufactured dissent. And stop using the student cards. Osama was an “Engineer” and the ter*ror act last year in Delhi was done by some “Educated Doctors” and you are the student of Whatsapp forward and Instagram rhetorics falling for this.

I have been seeing this line everywhere: “A child rapist is out, but a student is in jail.” Let us get a few things straight. First. Yes. Ram Rahim should not only be in jail, he should remain there for life. No parole, no sympathy, and no political consideration. Full stop. Second. “Student.” Who exactly are we referring to. Umar Khalid ? Sharjeel Iman? There bail has been denied based on outcomes of 2020 Feb’s riots. I remember that period very clearly. I remember those evening. I documented almost every single detail from Seelampuri to Shaheen Bagh. This clip is from Shaheen Bagh on 12 February 2020. 1. A child, barely 5 or 6 years old, is seen raising slogans of “Modi Shah murdabad.” 2. Does the child even know their full names ? No. 3. Another child of the same age is standing on a drawn map of India, which is not clearly visible in the video, shouting “Azaadi.” Azaadi from what? This is not education. This is indoctrination and radicalisation of young minds in the name of manufactured dissent. And stop using the student cards. Osama was an “Engineer” and the ter*ror act last year in Delhi was done by some “Educated Doctors” and you are the student of Whatsapp forward and Instagram rhetorics falling for this.

Naimisha (ନୈମିଷା) 🇮🇳

11,431 Aufrufe • vor 8 Monaten

$MELI management always shares so much value. I hope Leandro does more of these interviews and shout out to Couch Investor🛋️ for making this one. Here are some key insights that most investors are unaware of for $MELI from this interview. Two metrics prove how early Mercado Libre actually is in its growth cycle despite its $86B valuation. Leandro admitted they are only at 1% to 2% of their ultimate goal in using AI to connect Mercado Pago and Mercado Libre data for hyper-personalized consumer experiences. We can potentially see new verticals spin up over the next few years just in this domain alone. Even with their aggressively growing $15B credit book, they are still only the 6th largest credit card issuer in Brazil. The 5th largest competitor is still three times their size! This confirms they have an immense amount of runway left before they hit a market share ceiling. Wall Street models focus heavily on existing market growth, but Mercado Libre has a massive, unactivated pipeline within its current footprint. They only recently launched credit cards in Argentina in August, and the product is not even available in major markets like Chile or Colombia yet. Beyond their current active zones, there is a combined population of ~130M people in secondary Latin American countries where Mercado Libre currently has very little presence. This represents an untapped market the exact size of a "second Mexico" that is entirely ready for future ecosystem expansion. There is not a single analyst pricing this in. Management is highly skeptical of corporate acquisitions. Leandro noted that mergers and acquisitions fail to create value half of the time, so their default strategy is to build their technology and networks in-house. They will only buy an external company if there is a severe "strategic urgency." For example, they acquired a Brazilian network of local mom-and-pop shops purely to establish instant drop-off points for apparel returns, which saved them years of organic development time. Otherwise, they do not rely on buyouts for growth. In Latin America, roughly half of the economy is informal. This means citizens do not have traditional payroll stubs, making it very difficult for standard banks to accurately assess their risk. Mercado Libre’s competitive alpha is that they do not underwrite random people. Instead, they issue credit exclusively based on proprietary behavioral data gathered from within their own closed-loop marketplace. Because they can see exactly how a user buys and sells on the platform, they have a level of granular insight into the real economy that traditional financial institutions cannot match.

$MELI management always shares so much value. I hope Leandro does more of these interviews and shout out to Couch Investor🛋️ for making this one. Here are some key insights that most investors are unaware of for $MELI from this interview. Two metrics prove how early Mercado Libre actually is in its growth cycle despite its $86B valuation. Leandro admitted they are only at 1% to 2% of their ultimate goal in using AI to connect Mercado Pago and Mercado Libre data for hyper-personalized consumer experiences. We can potentially see new verticals spin up over the next few years just in this domain alone. Even with their aggressively growing $15B credit book, they are still only the 6th largest credit card issuer in Brazil. The 5th largest competitor is still three times their size! This confirms they have an immense amount of runway left before they hit a market share ceiling. Wall Street models focus heavily on existing market growth, but Mercado Libre has a massive, unactivated pipeline within its current footprint. They only recently launched credit cards in Argentina in August, and the product is not even available in major markets like Chile or Colombia yet. Beyond their current active zones, there is a combined population of ~130M people in secondary Latin American countries where Mercado Libre currently has very little presence. This represents an untapped market the exact size of a "second Mexico" that is entirely ready for future ecosystem expansion. There is not a single analyst pricing this in. Management is highly skeptical of corporate acquisitions. Leandro noted that mergers and acquisitions fail to create value half of the time, so their default strategy is to build their technology and networks in-house. They will only buy an external company if there is a severe "strategic urgency." For example, they acquired a Brazilian network of local mom-and-pop shops purely to establish instant drop-off points for apparel returns, which saved them years of organic development time. Otherwise, they do not rely on buyouts for growth. In Latin America, roughly half of the economy is informal. This means citizens do not have traditional payroll stubs, making it very difficult for standard banks to accurately assess their risk. Mercado Libre’s competitive alpha is that they do not underwrite random people. Instead, they issue credit exclusively based on proprietary behavioral data gathered from within their own closed-loop marketplace. Because they can see exactly how a user buys and sells on the platform, they have a level of granular insight into the real economy that traditional financial institutions cannot match.

CapexAndChill

15,873 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten

While no one wants Apartheid back, many are asking why South Africa was, by far, better run then than it is now. Why is this? Under Apartheid SA was run by industry, not ideology. South Africa under apartheid (roughly 1948–1994) ran a state-supported capitalist economy, not a communist one. There were strong protections of property rights, unlike now where the black government can seize your property, causing investor uncertainty. Predictable commercial law, aggressive industrialization, large-scale mining, manufacturing, and energy investment. A technocratic, merit-based civil service (for whites only — considered as racist as the black one today, but, back then under white management, administratively effective). The economy grew rapidly in: 1950s–1970s (often 5–7% GDP growth) Heavy industry (steel, chemicals, armaments, energy). Infrastructure (rail, ports, power stations). 2. The current economy is not truly communist, but it is state-heavy and politically captured. Post-1994 South Africa is best described as: A mixed economy with strong state control High redistribution promises, and weak execution capacity. The ruling party, African National Congress, follows a Tripartite Alliance ideology with: South African Communist Party and COSATU. This results in rigid labor laws, cadre deployment (political loyalty over competence), and hostility toward private capital. The system is redistributive without productive growth (ie: steal from the whites with a promise to give to the blacks) — a fatal economic flaw. 3. Governance collapse, not equality, is the core problem with the ANC. The biggest difference is state capability. The Apartheid state was highly centralized, technically competent and the country's infrastructure was maintained. Post-apartheid state: Widespread state capture with politicized bureaucracy. Collapse of SOEs (Eskom, Transnet, SAA) Weak local government Massive corruption. Economic equality cannot be achieved when the state cannot deliver basics like electricity, rail, water, or policing. High unemployment (~32%, higher in reality) Low investment Shrinking tax base due to emigrating whites, and dependence on social grants. You cannot redistribute what you do not produce.

While no one wants Apartheid back, many are asking why South Africa was, by far, better run then than it is now. Why is this? Under Apartheid SA was run by industry, not ideology. South Africa under apartheid (roughly 1948–1994) ran a state-supported capitalist economy, not a communist one. There were strong protections of property rights, unlike now where the black government can seize your property, causing investor uncertainty. Predictable commercial law, aggressive industrialization, large-scale mining, manufacturing, and energy investment. A technocratic, merit-based civil service (for whites only — considered as racist as the black one today, but, back then under white management, administratively effective). The economy grew rapidly in: 1950s–1970s (often 5–7% GDP growth) Heavy industry (steel, chemicals, armaments, energy). Infrastructure (rail, ports, power stations). 2. The current economy is not truly communist, but it is state-heavy and politically captured. Post-1994 South Africa is best described as: A mixed economy with strong state control High redistribution promises, and weak execution capacity. The ruling party, African National Congress, follows a Tripartite Alliance ideology with: South African Communist Party and COSATU. This results in rigid labor laws, cadre deployment (political loyalty over competence), and hostility toward private capital. The system is redistributive without productive growth (ie: steal from the whites with a promise to give to the blacks) — a fatal economic flaw. 3. Governance collapse, not equality, is the core problem with the ANC. The biggest difference is state capability. The Apartheid state was highly centralized, technically competent and the country's infrastructure was maintained. Post-apartheid state: Widespread state capture with politicized bureaucracy. Collapse of SOEs (Eskom, Transnet, SAA) Weak local government Massive corruption. Economic equality cannot be achieved when the state cannot deliver basics like electricity, rail, water, or policing. High unemployment (~32%, higher in reality) Low investment Shrinking tax base due to emigrating whites, and dependence on social grants. You cannot redistribute what you do not produce.

Volkstaat

131,889 Aufrufe • vor 8 Monaten

Today 55 years ago, Indira Gandhi moved decisively to nationalize fourteen banks and open a whole new chapter in India’s economic history. I have described the background to this momentous event based on archival material in my Intertwined Lives: PN Haksar and Indira Gandhi. DN Ghosh who played a key role along with Haksar has also left a detailed account of it in his very valuable memoir No Regrets. IG Patel was Special Secretary in the Finance Ministry then and he too has written about this tectonic policy shift in his Glimpses of Indian Economic Policy: An Insider's View. Bank nationalisation had profound impacts on lending for agriculture, rural development, and other priority sectors of the economy. Public sector institutions have served the country well in times of global financial crisis. They have have built an impressive pool of managerial expertise. Over the past seven years, there have been mergers in the public sector banking industry. 1. United Bank of India and Oriental Bank of Commerce have been merged with Punjab National Bank. 2. Syndicate Bank has been made part of Canara Bank. 3. Allahabad Bank merged with Indian Bank 4. Union Bank of India has absorbed Andhra Bank and Corporation Bank. 5. Vijaya Bank and Dena Bank have been taken over by the Bank of Baroda. 6. State Bank of Patiala, State Bank of Bikaner and Jaipur, State Bank of Mysore, State Bank of Travancore, State Bank of Hyderabad and Bharatiya Mahila Bank have been acquired by the State Bank of India. These mergers have presented their own challenges. Big is not always Better. But they were broadly accepted only because the Union Government’s share in public sector banks was not to be reduced to below 51%. Any move to dilute that position in the 12 public sector banks that function presently would continue to be resisted forcefully both in Parliament and outside. Incidentally, while bank nationalisation electrified the country in July 1969, it was initially attacked by some political parties like the Bharatiya Jan Sangh. But within five months the Jan Sangh was publicly demanding the nationalisation of foreign banks as well.

Today 55 years ago, Indira Gandhi moved decisively to nationalize fourteen banks and open a whole new chapter in India’s economic history. I have described the background to this momentous event based on archival material in my Intertwined Lives: PN Haksar and Indira Gandhi. DN Ghosh who played a key role along with Haksar has also left a detailed account of it in his very valuable memoir No Regrets. IG Patel was Special Secretary in the Finance Ministry then and he too has written about this tectonic policy shift in his Glimpses of Indian Economic Policy: An Insider's View. Bank nationalisation had profound impacts on lending for agriculture, rural development, and other priority sectors of the economy. Public sector institutions have served the country well in times of global financial crisis. They have have built an impressive pool of managerial expertise. Over the past seven years, there have been mergers in the public sector banking industry. 1. United Bank of India and Oriental Bank of Commerce have been merged with Punjab National Bank. 2. Syndicate Bank has been made part of Canara Bank. 3. Allahabad Bank merged with Indian Bank 4. Union Bank of India has absorbed Andhra Bank and Corporation Bank. 5. Vijaya Bank and Dena Bank have been taken over by the Bank of Baroda. 6. State Bank of Patiala, State Bank of Bikaner and Jaipur, State Bank of Mysore, State Bank of Travancore, State Bank of Hyderabad and Bharatiya Mahila Bank have been acquired by the State Bank of India. These mergers have presented their own challenges. Big is not always Better. But they were broadly accepted only because the Union Government’s share in public sector banks was not to be reduced to below 51%. Any move to dilute that position in the 12 public sector banks that function presently would continue to be resisted forcefully both in Parliament and outside. Incidentally, while bank nationalisation electrified the country in July 1969, it was initially attacked by some political parties like the Bharatiya Jan Sangh. But within five months the Jan Sangh was publicly demanding the nationalisation of foreign banks as well.

Jairam Ramesh

36,918 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren

Digital Foundry posts their Top 10 Best Graphics of the Year list, and it's the first time I've ever strongly disagreed with the top pick. Doom The Dark Ages for me has no business being #1 this year. It's polished, well optimised and solid looking, but seldom truly standout. I think we're getting to a point where well optimised on PC titles may be getting extra leeway, and technical "checklist" features like different types of Ray Tracing and Path Tracing, are taking precedence over overall graphics impact and other visual achievements. Many games that include RT features, can be less potent or dynamic in other areas, and Doom is no different. Death Stranding 2 may not have RT, but it has other state of the art aspects (some of which DF touched on), such as mind blowing environmental dynamism, including; +Mass engulfing forest fires. +City sized violent desert storms, masking all visibility and caking you and objects around you in thick sand. +Snow storms doing the same. +Extreme rain storms causing interactable physics based flash floods, rivers, rapids and lakes in areas completely dry and barren prior. +Avalanches. +Extreme weather impacted volumetric clouds and fog permeating everything around you. Including the ability to be atop them on mountains, and even traverse through them. +Black tar that will cover everything as far as the eye can see. +Segments where enrire areas are underwater with all the caustics, changes in physics etc. +Segments where hundreds of thousands of particles will bloom and bounce all around. +Etc. It also did this while having arguably more impactul overall assets, geometric complexity, shaders, materials, visual realism, scope, scale, atmospheric and other effects, attention to detail, far superior character models etc, while being FULLY open world. Hell, it even has giant Kaiju type battles where multiple foes the size of apartment blocks can battle it out (Doom has similar, but in closed off seperate segments, and sans the entire environment changing dynamically on the fly). In that regard, Death Stranding 2 for me graphically had infinitely more jaw on the floor and how is this even possible type moments, feeling like a true next-gen graphical showcase, pretty much from start to finish. I'd argue it's potentially the best looking current-gen game to date. To that end, you show a thousand gamers the best looking scenes from Death Stranding 2 and Doom The Dark Ages, I'm almost certain the overwhelming majority would say Death Stranding 2 is the far more graphically impressive game, and they'd be right to. Assassin's Creed Shadows was #2. It's graphically stellar and imo more deserving of #1 than Doom, though despite having excellent RT, physics, scale, draw distance etc, it has a few drawbacks that have a negative impact to its overall visual cohesion, especially in things like character models and some of their facial animations, which were important and emphasised parts of the game owing to how cinematic/story driven it is. Also a little surprised Kingdom Come Deliverance II and Battlefield 6 aren't there, especially in place of something like Metroid Prime 4 Beyond, inspite of Switch hardware limitations. Here's the full list. 1. Doom: The Dark Ages 2. AC Shadows 3. Death Stranding 2 • Dying Light: The Beast • Ghost of Yotei • Metroid Prime 4 Beyond • Mafia: The Old Country • Silent Hill F • Earthion • Routine Video montage of some of #DeathStranding2's environmental and weather effects included. #PS5 #PS5Pro Full Digital Foundry video .

Digital Foundry posts their Top 10 Best Graphics of the Year list, and it's the first time I've ever strongly disagreed with the top pick. Doom The Dark Ages for me has no business being #1 this year. It's polished, well optimised and solid looking, but seldom truly standout. I think we're getting to a point where well optimised on PC titles may be getting extra leeway, and technical "checklist" features like different types of Ray Tracing and Path Tracing, are taking precedence over overall graphics impact and other visual achievements. Many games that include RT features, can be less potent or dynamic in other areas, and Doom is no different. Death Stranding 2 may not have RT, but it has other state of the art aspects (some of which DF touched on), such as mind blowing environmental dynamism, including; +Mass engulfing forest fires. +City sized violent desert storms, masking all visibility and caking you and objects around you in thick sand. +Snow storms doing the same. +Extreme rain storms causing interactable physics based flash floods, rivers, rapids and lakes in areas completely dry and barren prior. +Avalanches. +Extreme weather impacted volumetric clouds and fog permeating everything around you. Including the ability to be atop them on mountains, and even traverse through them. +Black tar that will cover everything as far as the eye can see. +Segments where enrire areas are underwater with all the caustics, changes in physics etc. +Segments where hundreds of thousands of particles will bloom and bounce all around. +Etc. It also did this while having arguably more impactul overall assets, geometric complexity, shaders, materials, visual realism, scope, scale, atmospheric and other effects, attention to detail, far superior character models etc, while being FULLY open world. Hell, it even has giant Kaiju type battles where multiple foes the size of apartment blocks can battle it out (Doom has similar, but in closed off seperate segments, and sans the entire environment changing dynamically on the fly). In that regard, Death Stranding 2 for me graphically had infinitely more jaw on the floor and how is this even possible type moments, feeling like a true next-gen graphical showcase, pretty much from start to finish. I'd argue it's potentially the best looking current-gen game to date. To that end, you show a thousand gamers the best looking scenes from Death Stranding 2 and Doom The Dark Ages, I'm almost certain the overwhelming majority would say Death Stranding 2 is the far more graphically impressive game, and they'd be right to. Assassin's Creed Shadows was #2. It's graphically stellar and imo more deserving of #1 than Doom, though despite having excellent RT, physics, scale, draw distance etc, it has a few drawbacks that have a negative impact to its overall visual cohesion, especially in things like character models and some of their facial animations, which were important and emphasised parts of the game owing to how cinematic/story driven it is. Also a little surprised Kingdom Come Deliverance II and Battlefield 6 aren't there, especially in place of something like Metroid Prime 4 Beyond, inspite of Switch hardware limitations. Here's the full list. 1. Doom: The Dark Ages 2. AC Shadows 3. Death Stranding 2 • Dying Light: The Beast • Ghost of Yotei • Metroid Prime 4 Beyond • Mafia: The Old Country • Silent Hill F • Earthion • Routine Video montage of some of #DeathStranding2's environmental and weather effects included. #PS5 #PS5Pro Full Digital Foundry video .

NIB

46,463 Aufrufe • vor 9 Monaten

Meta just filed SEC documents tying executive pay to a $9 trillion valuation by 2031. $9 TRILLION. The company is worth $1.5 trillion today. That means they need a 500% increase in 5 years. And they're not the only ones playing this game. Tesla shareholders approved a $1 trillion pay package for Elon Musk in November tied to an $8.5 trillion valuation target. Let me be clear about what's happening here: These companies aren't building businesses anymore. They're building stock prices. Look at the actual numbers. Tesla posted its first annual revenue decline in history in 2025. Revenue fell 3%. Net income collapsed 47% year over year to $3.8 billion. Automotive revenue dropped 10%. The stock trades at 327 times trailing earnings. That's not a valuation. More like a hallucination. Musk's compensation requires 20 million vehicles a year, 1 million robotaxis, and 1 million humanoid robots. Tesla delivered roughly 1.8 million cars last year. Meanwhile Meta has incinerated nearly $80 billion in cumulative losses on Reality Labs since late 2020. The metaverse division's revenue doesn't even cover 16% of its operating costs. In 2025 alone, Reality Labs lost $19.2 billion. And stock-based compensation at Meta consumed 96% of the company's free cash flow last year. $42 billion. GONE. Not to shareholders or R&D with measurable returns, but to insiders betting on their own stock price. So here's what both companies are REALLY doing: Step 1: Make outrageous promises about AI, robotaxis, metaverse, humanoid robots. Step 2: Tie executive compensation to market cap targets, not earnings, not revenue, not cash flow. Step 3: Spend billions on unproven bets that may never generate returns. Step 4: Use the promise of future transformation to justify present valuations that have zero relationship to current fundamentals. This is the financialization of hype. In 45 years on Wall Street, I've watched this playbook run over and over. The technology changes. The pitch changes. But the ending doesn't. Stock prices follow earnings. Always have. Always will. And when the gap between the story and the numbers gets this wide, you already know how it ends.

Meta just filed SEC documents tying executive pay to a $9 trillion valuation by 2031. $9 TRILLION. The company is worth $1.5 trillion today. That means they need a 500% increase in 5 years. And they're not the only ones playing this game. Tesla shareholders approved a $1 trillion pay package for Elon Musk in November tied to an $8.5 trillion valuation target. Let me be clear about what's happening here: These companies aren't building businesses anymore. They're building stock prices. Look at the actual numbers. Tesla posted its first annual revenue decline in history in 2025. Revenue fell 3%. Net income collapsed 47% year over year to $3.8 billion. Automotive revenue dropped 10%. The stock trades at 327 times trailing earnings. That's not a valuation. More like a hallucination. Musk's compensation requires 20 million vehicles a year, 1 million robotaxis, and 1 million humanoid robots. Tesla delivered roughly 1.8 million cars last year. Meanwhile Meta has incinerated nearly $80 billion in cumulative losses on Reality Labs since late 2020. The metaverse division's revenue doesn't even cover 16% of its operating costs. In 2025 alone, Reality Labs lost $19.2 billion. And stock-based compensation at Meta consumed 96% of the company's free cash flow last year. $42 billion. GONE. Not to shareholders or R&D with measurable returns, but to insiders betting on their own stock price. So here's what both companies are REALLY doing: Step 1: Make outrageous promises about AI, robotaxis, metaverse, humanoid robots. Step 2: Tie executive compensation to market cap targets, not earnings, not revenue, not cash flow. Step 3: Spend billions on unproven bets that may never generate returns. Step 4: Use the promise of future transformation to justify present valuations that have zero relationship to current fundamentals. This is the financialization of hype. In 45 years on Wall Street, I've watched this playbook run over and over. The technology changes. The pitch changes. But the ending doesn't. Stock prices follow earnings. Always have. Always will. And when the gap between the story and the numbers gets this wide, you already know how it ends.

George Noble

279,736 Aufrufe • vor 5 Monaten