Holy shit, the accuracy of this âarticleâ. I laughed out loud in the fist paragraph, I always hate having to scroll through these filler texts and look for the answer
Yeah I know itâs getting close for me too. I donât want to ruin it for anyone but if youâre playing the same game as me, I just traveled up to the top of the map where those people clearly donât want you there (the non quest npcs).
I absolutely love this character. I like that they made this choice because it brings so much life to him when faced with death. I canât imagine it going any other way really.
Still, I wish I didnât know. I wish I could have a little hope for him in the back of my mind.
Iâm even engaging with the world differently like Iâm the one dying. Itâs crazy how good it is. It really is.
I remember being encouraged to write like this in school. It's so dumb though. By the time I've read all the fluff I don't even remember the topic. Why should I subject anyone else to this. Does the teacher really want to read this meaningless drivel 20-30 times?
As it should be, I figure. My work emails are pretty funny. Everyone follows standard letter format, but the main part is so short and minimal that it feels dumb to have used the proper greetings and closing format.
What this post misses is that the GameFaqs page is on the 3rd page of search results, because it doesn't pay for ads from Google, while the rest of the 1st page is full of "doctors' recommendations" telling you that they're really not as bad as apples.
I'm pretty sure they're using automated tools to generate this shit too. They just stuff it full of nonsense like a C-student in an English class trying to make a word count minimum.
The worst are articles about when you search when the new season of a show starts. You then get recommendations for junk articles, written just like this, that don't even have the fucking answer.
The year it peaked is debatable , but the Internet on a whole is just getting worse.
Soon we will need AI summarizers to extract the tiny grains of useful information out of those bloated, AI-generated articles. We'll come full circle, except everything is a bit more crappy and some people make more money...