I agree 100%. The only appropriate use I can think of is using it to field FAQs or KB articles in a conversational scenario. Even then, how much use would that get over a basic search index they probably added a decade ago. Ugh.

I recall True Crime: Streets of L.A. being too big. The city felt so similar, I just lost interest. It could have been that the hardware wasn’t where it should have been to land a project that ambitious?

I return for both the LEGO deals and leaks subreddits. I’ve been using lurkit.vercel.app as my viewer since I closed my reddit account.

It would not surprise me to see that the traffic traced back to “scrapers”. A user’s perceived relevance often ties to the recency of the dataset.

What an embarrassing way to behave. 🤦‍♂️