Need any worlds for those characters? Cuz thats what I do.

Stealing "Medical Lore".

Use the peeps to make rice krispies treats. Its colorful, extra sweet, and you get the satisfaction of watching those soulless birds melt in the agony which they deserve.

I'm not married to the year, but '04 was solid. Halo 2, Fable, Metroid Prime 2 & Zero Mission, World of Warcraft, Paper Mario TYD.

Tragically underplayed and badly marketed. Also impossible to find good lets plays because the music is such a huge part of the experience.

Having scanned the other comments I think that the big problem with LLMs is the First L for "Large". What we need are more Specialized / Small Language models. SLMs that can be run localy to reduce Environmental impact, and that are trained on curated and narrow bodies with permission and purpose.

Douglas Adams: "To summarize: it is a well-known fact that those people who must want to rule people are, ipso facto, those least suited to do it.
To summarize the summary: anyone who is capable of getting themselves made President should on no account be allowed to do the job."

Looks exactly like about 1/2 the DK tanks I get playing 14.

I see you.

OK so this is totally random. But in Lion King 2 during the song when all the animals are mad at Kovu one says "Deception" in a particular dramatic nasally tone. And now whenever something goes well I say "Perfection" and I say it in that same tone. For no apparent reason other than my own humor.

That's Sh!t. Work from home option?

This straight sounds like something from Monster Hunter which tries to have pseudo scientific explanations for the monster abilities.

Maybe we can fight one of those Coral meal worms.

Whenever I'm writing fantasy I regularly remind myself that the fantastical world I'm creating didn't have the same history to our own and is thusly not beholden to the precise cultural or technological limitations of specific past eras. Especially if there are wizards.

When a book contains a fact, the fact will always be presented the same way by that book. A book's answer doesn't change based on a probability algorithm. When an LLM contains a fact, it also contains fallacies around that fact and constructs statements semi randomly, thus inconsistently.

in order of least to most obscure:

Final Fantasy X
Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door
Legend of Dragoon
Legend of Legaia
Azure Dreams ( note for this last one: it may not look like turn based at first since its a Mon-Roguelite, but every action in the tower is actually turn based. )