Quote from: BasilZero on Jun 18, 2026, 06:01 PMDay 1/pre-orders for 2026.My list is only 1.
This is the most since 2023 (2 day 1 purchases) that I will have in a year for gaming.
100%
-Grand Theft Auto VI (PS5)
-The Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time (NS2)
-Final Fantasy Resonance (Steam)
-Ace Combat 8 - mainly for Belkan War (Steam)
-Kingdom Hearts I-II-III Collection - pre-ordered on both since they were $37.50 for me (PS5 and Xbox Series X)
Maybe if not, within the first 6 months
-Tales of Eternia Remastered (Steam)
Quote from: nnodley on Jun 18, 2026, 02:52 PMlooks like layoffs may be underway at zenimax for anyone not making Fallout or Elder Scrolls. MS iced BETHESDA OVER BADLYI thought Doom did good? Why have layoffs there?
Quote from: the-Pi-guy on Jun 17, 2026, 04:42 PMIt's super bizarre how some of these things work.Is there a test you could set up to make sure nothing is changing? IDK have a convo with a set seed and see if it always produces the exact same response?
I had gotten off Ollama, because it stopped working with the GPU, because the Nvidia drivers were too new. And that was dumb.
I think something got corrupted with LM Studio, and it was "working". I thought I was just having bad luck. It was still writing regular English. But it kept failing to follow my prompts. The responses were mostly in the same direction of what I was going for, but it kept making bizarre mistakes. Like it was suddenly making like 20x as many logical errors.
It'd be like if I told it "this is when King Arthur pulls the sword out of the stone."
LLM: "King Arthur decides he doesn't actually need the sword, as it's too much responsibility."
Me: "What are you doing? That's not what I asked for here."
LLM: "Sorry I got carried away. I just thought this was more in line with the character we've established him to be."![]()
But I reinstalled everything - LM studio, Nvidia drivers, and the model. And everything is working again.
It's so bizarre how different environments can so radically change outputs.
It's also so incredibly bizarre how something can seem incredibly coherent and not coherent at the same time.
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