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ByteJunk ,
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Because they didn't come out saying they won't enable ads. They just quietly renamed the toggle to say something else, and that is shady AF. Why are you trying to spin it positively?

ByteJunk ,
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Exactly. The comparison isn’t with farmers, its with the processed food industry that do every single thing they can to have you stuffing your face with their products.

Love devs' attitude towards piracy, TruePianos v1.9.8 (audio VSTi plugin) ( lemmy.dbzer0.com )

This message showed when I entered the serial specifically made for pirates. Right now feeling nothing but respect for plugin devs. Next month Imma buy this plugin 100% fixed, need it or don’t need it doesn’t matter anymore lol.

ByteJunk ,
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I played it as part of Xbox live, paid $20 for 2 months. Ended up playing a lot more of Senua Sacrifice than I did Starfield.

That price is very acceptable, almost a convenience fee that I gladly pay so I don’t have to look for torrents and stuff.

I would never pay the hyperinflated prices that are being asked for AAA nowadays, especially for digital copies that, as PlayStation is keen to teach us, are worthless.

I feel like the Steam Deck is the best proof of Gabe Newell's quote that "piracy is a service issue."

They could have easily crammed the Steam Deck full of stuff to make it hard to use for piracy - locking down everything, making it usable only to play games you legitimately own, force you to go through who knows what hoops in order to play games on it. That’s what Nintendo or Apple or most other companies do....

ByteJunk ,
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Came looking for this.

Get rid of Gabe and put in the Unity board, and we’ll be paying extra for every Mb we download…

ByteJunk ,
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Criticism of gaming on Linux some years back was very well deserved.

Barely any native games, and subpar drivers compared to windows didnt make it a good platform at all. And of course for basically almost every game the only choice was WINE, and more often than not it was impossible to make it work, or had game breaking issues.

Then came the Proton days and things started to change, and with the steam deck, it’s really incredible how far we’ve come.

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