yeah, i'd argue that initial waves of solarpunk actually used it as a vehicle to interrogate political ideas and envision a green anarchist post-capitalist future. unfortunately you have to take my word for it as i cant rly prove it, but i've seen it and that's what made me take it seriously once.
The conditions of "what your game needs to do/be like for you NOT to be fired" continue to dwindle
my favorite part is how you can easily tell that it uses the literal same engine as tony hawk games
Knights of the Temple: Infernal Crusade for PS2, developed by Starbreeze and published by TDK.
i remember this being kinda dope combat-wise
I cannot emphasize enough that these people are being laid off for failing to do things that are literally impossible
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It's one of the most often asked for features for over a year now and there's still nothing.
That it's still not here is a sign that bluesky's roadmap is not organized correctly, or they are deciding to ignore user feedback, either of which is a classic sign of a dying system.
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every source on information on chris chan has to be buried in a desert somewhere along all those copies of e.t. for atari 2600
i think humanity would benefit a lot from a restraining order that would keep everyone 300ft away from the topic of chris chan at all times
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explaining that you cannot simply decide a court order doesn't apply to you just because you don't like it
The chart asks "what type of gamer are you"? New school : Highguard Old school: Concord Retro: LawBreakers Ancient: Evolve Pre Historic: Battleborn
think i should try combatting my feeling of dissatisfaction that i have with scrolling things rn with just doing things on my own
Panel from XKCD comic 169 where Hat Guy cuts off the hand of someone who just asked an obnoxious ambiguous riddle
The only correct answer to "what's 6รท2(1+2)?"
Windows 14 rumored to have a free trial with no limit on playtime all the way up to level 70, including the award winning expansions "Heavensward" and "Stormblood," sources say.
marathon is fucking great y'all, hell yea
i mean, it's rather implausible in this case specifically, so it is fair to put it like that i feel
well, that's falling on deaf ears ig
steam does not enforce drm on the games published on steam, that is entirely on the developers to implement. steam's own drm has long since been cracked/emulated to the point that ppl can even play some pirated games online.
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you still haven't provided any objectively verifiable proof to any of your statements. you cannot just make something objective by calling it as such, it does not work like that.
that does not happen on steam in 99% of cases. in the few cases it happened, the buyers were reimbursed a full sum. you do not have a strong point here.
everything is cope if you close your eyes, plug your ears and scream "LALALALALA I CANNOT SEE THE EVIDENCE"
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yeah, my bad. people were still refunded tho, which is unquestionably good
ubisoft revoked access to the crew on uplay, the platform completely owned and controlled by them. owners of the steam version can still download the entire game today.
the games still stayed in your library until you requested a refund manually. they're just good with approving them
try buying these two games on steam, i dare you
thinking of e-begging for a 10tb hard drive
steam doesn't remove game licenses from your account. i have games on my acct that i can still play despite some of them being unlisted and the others being made by developers that were literally banned from ever selling on steam due to abusing the platform
think only nixxes ports did well. iirc spider-man sold on pc like hot pancakes, and was one of the reasons they expanded their catalog on the platform
