The First International Syndicalist Congress was a meeting of European and Latin American syndicalist organizations at Holborn Town Hall in London that began on this day in 1913. The congress was attended by 38 delegates representing 65 organizations from Argentina, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Cuba, France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Poland, Spain, Sweden, and the United Kingdom, with a total membership between 220,000 and 250,000.
Despite being marked by heated disagreements over both tactics and principles, the Congress succeeded in creating the International Syndicalist Information Bureau as a vehicle of exchange and solidarity between the various organizations, and the "Bulletin international du mouvement syndicaliste" as a means of communication. It would be viewed as a success by almost all who participated.
The First International Congress of Revolutionary Trade Unions (July 3rd to 19th 1921)
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I like BG3, but I think the reason it gets so much praise is in part because people forgot what even a halfway competently put together game looks like. Compared to BG3, Starfield feels like one of those fake games you'd see characters on TV playing in the background.
Bugs and performance issues are one thing, but it's crazy how many big budget games seem to lack anything compelling underneath. There are only a couple AAA games every year that are on the same level as indie and AA titles that come out constantly.