I swear to God that fucking video would never leave. No matter how many times I said not interested, not even after clicking on it just to downvote it.
Yeah I've kinda given up on gamers in general.
It is really easy to be negative.
To add, algorithms are frequently self-defeating. If you wrote an algorithm to decide popular movies, you'll eventually end up with a disaster because your algorithm will almost certainly keep you films in a narrower and narrower genre until it's so specific and outdated that you release a giant flop. Meanwhile, some new movie in a different genre, maybe with newer stars, breaks out and that becomes the new, hot thing.
Actually, algorithms are made more and more by IA themselves to which point it will be difficult to know why an algorithm is made that way. But that's another topic. Yes, human curators are still better but it's not really cost effective, obviously. It will get better but probably never as good as another human.
Yeah, Drift0r's talked about it quite a bit. His online identity and earning potential is irrevocably tied to CoD at this point. If he's serious about quitting CoD later this year if the microtransactions are shit, he's basically looking at a career change.
Yup, its sad really. Its hard for positive content to break a couple of pages, but write something negative and it bumps itself.
that doesn't really explain your "he's the definition of toxic" mentality
Exactly how many times has a negative breath of the wild thread been created. And yet every single time it does it gets like 10 pages of posts. How many this game is great threads get that much traffic. The rest of the internet is no different than youtube negativity thrives and generates more traffic.
My experience with it thus far has been ok
The one he already apologised for, not that many people saw in the long run and doesn't really diminish his point here? Kind of proving his point here as well on the subject of negativity.
