It seems like every VTuber in existence asked for either their ideal tit size, or sized up to "anime proportions" and here I am with my model that has roughly the same size tits as my IRL ones (slightly smaller, actually, since they got bigger after I got the model)

Used to be devs only made vertical slices to get footage for gameplay trailers or to show the game off at events

Now they gotta make one every fucking quarter so their project doesn't get cancelled because the exec thought the lighting in the test level that won't even be in the final game was ugly

If y'all think gamers are dumb for complaining about things like random plants not having physics, you haven't heard a shareholder complain about it regarding a game less than one year into development which hasn't even been announced to the public yet

But, most likely, they're just using AI assets, hoping no-one notices, and then using the "sorry we missed a placeholder" excuse when someone complains

Every step in the development of a AAA game needs to be a hyper-polished vertical slice with nice-looking assets and smooth gameplay or some shareholder will say "why are we spending millions on a game where you fight giant pink cubes"

The most generous possible interpretation is they used AI to generate an image that looked good when they had to show it to shareholders (because shareholders don't understand game development and WILL ask why something is a giant pink cube when it hasn't been done yet)

Here's the clip on YouTube and TikTok!

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More specifically, the muzzle flash of such a gun using advanced propellants would be a dimmer, bluish-white color, with very little smoke accompanying it (smoke is incompletely-burnt propellant)

This is because the orange glow of a typical flame is actually soot, thermally heated to glowing by the flame - gaseous exhaust products produced by a more efficient burn glow blue instead

Here's an image of a CTC cartridge cut in half, so you can see how the powder is actually arranged

You can! But polymer casings have their own advantages, and since the advancements that enable telescoped ammo and polymer cases are happening at the same time, they're very often combined

It's not packed tighter, I think you're missing that you can actually put some of the powder in FRONT of the bullet, since it will ignite after the bullet passes ahead of it