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When?
When?
Because accidents happen?
Why do we need any form of safety precaution?
I don’t intend to crash my car. I still wear a seat belt.
I don’t intent to burn my house down. I still have a fire extinguisher.
I don’t intent to chainsaw my leg off. I still wear safety trousers.
I don’t intent my furniture to fall on me. I still secure it to the wall.
Gotta be the dumbest take I’ve read on Lemmy so far.
If you donate to the devs, of course they still have to pay taxes. That’s still income.
I don’t think you understand mortgages very well.
You know you can remortgage or sell your house before it’s paid off, right?
If I pay in £500 a month. Likely, 20-80 of that goes to interest. I’m gaining £480 in equity each month.
Which I can gain access it at near any point with very little penalty.
You’re focusing very blindly on your single point of “the deposit”. Which is the hurdle everyone should focus on however possible.
Linux one, I wasn’t aware of but that does suck.
Unfortunately, due to the behaviours of the audience they are trying to gain that is likely the best and cost effective way to gain new users. But I do totally agree their launcher sucks ass and needs work.
Care to elaborate why you’re calling them Evil Games?
They are better for developers via unreal engine.
They are better for both developers and publishers via the markets lowest cut of earnings via their store front.
They pay well to try break steams monopoly. If anything, steam are the bad guys via their extortionate cut. (30%)
They are better for indie Devs on Fortnight compared to Roblox.
They do everything better than most… so place your anger correctly. I’m sick of people hating on epic while they’re the only company trying to beat the monopolys…
Kind of a shit response to such a well written reply. Most of us would use this guide likely don’t already have any of this set up. Imagine spending so long setting this all up when there’s a good reply that can further improve on stuff before it’s in place.
Magic: the gathering.
There’s several different styles of play known as “formats”.
The Cheapest being “Standard”. Which is the latest 3-5 sets released. The deck of 75 card deck can cost upwards of £500.
Then the most popular format, modern, which is the last 20ish years of release. The average deck there can be upwards of £1,500.
Then there’s legacy and vintage where decks are in the high 4 figures and some even in the 5 figures.
Final Fantasy ix and X.
Their vibes just fit both the games respected themes and narratives.
Besaid Island from x is one of my all time favourites. Roses of red from ix a close second.
Bastion and Transistor also come to mind from Super Giant Games.
Could you back instead. I can happily and confidently speak for everyone here that we’d happily keep that commentor over you.
Final Fantasy: the spirits within.
The animation felt way ahead of its time. It’s been over a decade since I watched it, but I have very fond and exciting memories of watching it.
Might be an unpopular opinion, but I despised Reddit videos…
It encouraged outrageous amounts of content theft.
Sure YouTube sucks. But stealing the content from it isn’t fair on the people who worked incredibly hard to make said content. One of the beast thing about Reddit og days was discovering amazing content creators from people sharing their videos directly from the source. And no, a sticky comment or comment from the “op”, sorry content theif, isn’t good enough. Just sharing the god damn origin of the original source. This also goes for music, news, images, etc. But also, if you don’t like being tracked, use non-tracking links or piped for YouTube etc…
Tldr, don’t steal content, don’t encourage stealing content. Support the content creators… Stop being lazy with posts and doom scrolling.
Bots. Endless bots where you don’t know if the comment or post is a real person. Sign ups need a barrier to filter out bots.
Wtf is your problem copy and pasting your comment everywhere? No one keeps asking for your opinion on each comment.