My servers and their systems may have taken a bit to get right, but they’re way more rock solid than anything I use for work.
I know, I know, scale and whatnot. But if we have to turn to FOSS, self-hosted/collab alternatives, a lot of the tech is already really far along.
If this is black magic, will I be subject to some sort of witch trial in the near future?
Which is one of the only good reasons to still go to the site
Metal Gear Solid 4 is the big one for me
Let’s call Live Service what it really is, company hosted anti-piracy because they don’t want to pay/implement Denuvo
Most games aren’t fully baked at release anymore. You’re not getting the full experience unless you play it down the line, sometimes years after release.
On top of that, you have to play games on someone else’s time, that is, their license agreement.
If I run out of steam in the middle of persona 3 reloaded, and need to take a break before I revisit it, I don’t want to have to buy it on the subscription platform again to recover my save, or have to keep the foresight that I might not beat it before it disappears.
It’s games. It’s a distraction, a joy. I shouldn’t have to manage anything else or have to pay anything I don’t want to.
“Bots!” Musk yelled, as if conjuring them up.
A war against them he declared, but really, he was just building his own army it seems.
R beside name = good D beside name = bad
I think they write it on the back of their hand just in case too
The best part was not feeling like I should be doing something else.
I felt like sitting my lazy ass on the couch watching movies and eating popcorn was exactly where I was supposed to be for once.
These people just can’t handle anything, just anything, not being exactly as they like it, and if it isn’t, it has to be some sort of conspiracy.
I wish we could choose a version to go back and install after it’s all said and done.
I loved Minecraft back in beta, and what it is now is completely unrecognizable. Would be nice to tag a version and install it, a la docker.
Unfortunately that’s a very subjective and naive point of view