Except for musquitos. They're fair game.
If it's a one time payment and it works well enough, chances are big I'll get it.
If it's a subscription, I wish you the very best, but it won't be for me.
Unfortunately the explanation seems to point towards the latter :(
Nothing makes me giggle more than realizing a hidden loss reference. It's so silly and sometimes so obscure. Like a little online treasure hunt.
Gog support sucks tbh. Steam refunds everything no questions asked. Bought elden ring on gog, wrong region, couldn't activate it back home. They told me to suck it. Fuck gog
I mean, I know lemmy has an open source hardon and hates anything walled, but is this really such a bad thing? Google is getting rid of a bunch of shitty apps and risky apps. Nothing is stopping you from still sideloading them if you really need them.
I really fail to see the actual issue aside from "google bad"
This year has had an amazing start with indie titles so far imo. All cheaper than full blown triple A games.
- Palworld : genuinely fresh take on Pokémon
- Enshrouded: well built survival game. Still in early access though, might be much better in a year or so.
- Last Epoch: best arpg in years?
- Helldivers: deserves all the hype and then some.
And then rimworld is getting a new expansion, what more can you wish for?
Not refusing, but lately I basically don't pirate games anymore. Steam made it so easy to buy games... + pirating games is always a pita with the required hacks etc. (or at least it was way back when I did it).
Software I don't pirate, I just use foss stuff wherever I can.
I also don't pirate books in general. Just get them on Kindle and support the author (and unfortunately also Jeff bezos)
I pay for Netflix (mainly for kids) and go to the theater for big movies, but aside from that I pirate all screen content.
I also pirate comics, but that's 90% because it's almost impossible to get them legally where I live. I would pay for DC unlimited if it was available in my neck of the woods.
Just a few dlc/expansion packs that were totally worth their money
All Rimworld expansions.
Diablo 3 reaper of souls/ D2 lord of destruction
The witcher blood and wine (?)
Ballad of gay tony
Star craft ones
Red alert yuris revenge
Horizon zero dawn frozen wilds
Etc... There are good expansions that are totally worth their money and add to the overall game.
That being said, I'm not a huge dlc fan and rarely spend money on them if they don't really add to the game. More partial to spend on dlc for smaller studio games rather than large ones.
If you look closely, you can see he's crying.
Way to misunderstand federation + legal issues... Go cry foul on reddit, they share your "outrage" mindset
Just make an account on another server that is federated with them.
There's thousands no?
Cars worked fine 20y ago. They work better now.
PCs worked fine 20y ago. They work better now.
Etc...
If it works, fix it?
Or you mean the other way around? If it doesn't work, fix it? Then the list is endless.
Firipu
joined 2 years ago
The government is so powerful that they've even managed to downvote your comment exposing their evil ways! Incredible.
At the same time, they're too incompetent to keep sensitive war information out of the press, feed or teach their children and poor or even just agree on what to call a fucking bay. But scrubbing thousands of phones instantly, in these live streaming days, no biggie.