

Maybe the darknet will grow in its place.
Maybe the darknet will grow in its place.
I believe its still the rookie group doing it, its automated well too and I even got it to work on linux.
Why weren’t people upset when they first bought the game and realized they needed to be online to play it then? Why did it only become a talking point after the fact? You could argue it was shitty to make it a network only game and I might agree, but to say people were deceived and didnt realize it couldn’t be played offline until the servers were shutdown is absurd.
I did and have read about it and disagree. I dont think anyone was tricked and thought they’d have the crew forever. This all seems very self entitled in my opinion. Point out any technicalities that you want to, people should have expected the game to be sunset eventually, and that it would be gone after that, just like every other online only game.
Technically right but the game required network access to play anyways so I’m not sure that people were deceived by this as it happened.
Thats fair, I will say stores do take customer requests into consideration with what they stock, especially if its stuff you need to buy regularly.
Wow, had no idea amazon was the only online marketplace. If we didnt have amazon, wed have to go back to thrift stores or some shit until some genius figures out how to take orders and ship goods far away again.
Also, musicians love to talk about music, and tend to work in music stores. Start calling around, they dont need to be local, most will ship to you.
Not sure if this works for you but I didnt see it mentioned. I use plex for my media server, so I would just put whatever it is on there and then someone else can log in remotely and download it through the app on their mobile, and I think also via the website too.
I know this works if the person is downloading from android but haven’t tested otherwise.
Okay can you explain why thats a sarcastic answer? Is one of those first three steps way harder than I think it is?
Luckily some games are still made for fun. And some gambling games were fun before they were monetized, and still are in spite of it.
Is it a shocker most people in tech are selfish, short sighted, and self-aggrandizing?
Surely you can have your cake and eat it too, right?
Sure, but that means everyone who disagrees on that point is arguing in bad faith, which is not possible. People argue what they think is right, and change their minds over time. Everyone was wrong about something at one point.
Just because they have faulty logic doesnt make them bad faith. You have faulty logic in this case, should I assume you are bad faith?
This attitude of “only one side follows facts and it just happens to be mine” is so amnesic, you never were always on the right side.
I just want to say penis place made me laugh out loud!
You mean people took opposing sides on a topic on a debate forum? Color me surprised.
Customers dictate what they want to play, not the developers. You might like the idea of content generated on the spot (which has existed for a long time BTW) but there will be others who dont like that. Baldurs Gate III done with AI would have been half as popular. There are RPGs with AI right now via mods, I believe there is one in mount and blade, if you want to try one out.
Contacts are overrated.
Thats the name of the group/software used to download and install apks to a quest headset.
https://wiki.vrpirates.club/en/general_information/getting-started