Ok I had to chuckle a bit
I know Valve wants to automate everything.... but it's okay to have some human supervision, specially on the video you are using to show off the concept.Ok I had to chuckle a bit
I was just thinking the same thing because just today I had the traditional "what the heck do I play now?" crisis. Could really use Steam snooping in my library and yelling at me "why you haven't played this yet?!!".Steam should do something similar for owned games, so I know what to play next
Why is there a YT video about RDR2 in the Reviews section? Seen this nonsense on other game's store page, did Valve really automate what gets put there?
Isn't that a augmented steam "feature"? I turned it off in the as options.
I know Valve wants to automate everything.... but it's okay to have some human supervision, specially on the video you are using to show off the concept.
Overall I like the ideas, but probably would prefer 9-10 second trailers.
I was just thinking the same thing because just today I had the traditional "what the heck do I play now?" crisis. Could really use Steam snooping in my library and yelling at me "why you haven't played this yet?!!".
The deluxe edition is 1 euro cheaper than the vanilla edition. It got a price errorSeems right, it's cheap on chrono.gg also. Ok maybe it's wrong after all, since it's deluxe
Peek Behind the Scenes
Check out the original mockup video:
[video]https://steamcdn-a.akamaihd.net/store/labs/ultracast/video_temp/whats_on_steam_tv.mp4[/video]
The voiceover in that mockup is human, but the VO script is sourced entirely from text that's available on the Steam Store pages. In theory, this meant that the automatic show could both write and voice the entire show. However, in text-to-speech tests, THE. COMPUTER. GENERATED. VOICE. WE. USED. SOUNDED. A. LITTLE. STILTED, so we tabled that for a bit. We're working on that, though.
Next Steps?
Right now, the automated show bot is a black obelisk that sits in Boston, Massachusetts, and will only generate an episode when someone speaks a complex series of prime numbers into its electronic ears. It's mostly-automated, but requires a human to kick it off. Should we continue with this experiment, we'll want to make it something that runs daily or weekly without human intervention.
And why stop at one show? How about many? An Indie channel? Endless micro trailers? The sky's the limit, right?
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Additionally, we might refine some of the motion graphics, like so:
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Does this sound like we're working in the right direction? Are we off-base? Do you love the idea of living in a lunar colony by 2024? Join the discussion here!
I was just thinking the same thing because just today I had the traditional "what the heck do I play now?" crisis. Could really use Steam snooping in my library and yelling at me "why you haven't played this yet?!!".
Have you guys seen the latest Slime Rancher blog post? They explain how they revamped their slime shaders.
Personally I learned a few tricks (most notably the "distance field" bit).
Slime Rancher :: Slime Faces: Behind The Scenes
"GamesGraph is a backlog organizer and recommendation engine tailored for PC gamers. This website can sort your library and wishlist in a way that makes sense, helping you decide what to try next and find out if you've been missing anything cool from the latest Steam sales."
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GamesGraph
Discover your next game with GamesGraph! Rate your favorites, import your Steam list, and track interesting deals. Let our algorithm do the magic!www.gamesgraph.com
Highly recommend it!
The interactive recommender is excellent, it needs to be expanded and become a regular Steam feature ASAP.
Soooo what's a good sorting order I should have it arrange my list as?"GamesGraph is a backlog organizer and recommendation engine tailored for PC gamers. This website can sort your library and wishlist in a way that makes sense, helping you decide what to try next and find out if you've been missing anything cool from the latest Steam sales."
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GamesGraph
Discover your next game with GamesGraph! Rate your favorites, import your Steam list, and track interesting deals. Let our algorithm do the magic!www.gamesgraph.com
Highly recommend it!
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Soooo what's a good sorting order I should have it arrange my list as?
Octopaths original price is insane,
The interactive recommender is excellent, it needs to be expanded and become a regular Steam feature ASAP.
Posting some more Investi-gator before I go to bed
I spoke too soon about Death End. They didn't start allowing resolutions over 1080p, they literally just added native 4K support. So nothing for 1440p, or anything lower than 1080p.
Hitting dislike so fast 🖱🖱🖱🖱🖱The interactive recommender is not wrong
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