Indie is the future of all entertainment. The Ironmouse x Vshojo situation just proved it. And I mean, look at the shithole Hollywood and the music industry have been for the last century or so…

There are no entertainment industries that don’t exploit the artists who make the actual product.

Least brainrotted fediverse user

If there’s wind, it can signal to all roads at the same time. I call it efficiency.

I bet it uses ffmpeg…

Obviously the only static bitmap would be the word that has an accent…

Hot.

It’s better than everything being exclusive to Windows, but I’d much rather everything just ran natively on Linux…

I mean, they clearly need a graphics designer…

It will definitely not report back to Musk on your proprietary code…

Because Musk wouldn’t understand shit, it’ll report back to some Indian guy instead.

Nice. I hope they get the full 250M, and the game back.

“But it’s still mostly the same team, please give us the benefit of the doubt 😭😭😭😭”

Don’t be stupid, don’t buy from a publisher before the 1.0 release

Btw, John Romero was the lead designer for Doom, Wolfenstein 3D, and Quake. He’s basically one of the inventors of the FPS genre. Way to go, Microsoft…

Why do you need the benefit of the doubt? Just release a good game, and people will play it, simple as.

Remember when Google’s motto was “Don’t be evil”?

“Developers” are the ones who are passionate about the games they make, and definitely don’t want their games dead.

“Corporations” are the ones who only want to profit from selling the game, and then ditch it once it’s no longer lucrative enough.

It’s one possible solution for one of the problems under the same umbrella. If you can’t or don’t want to run the servers for your online game (eg: Echo VR), just open source the server’s code and let the community keep the game running.

Absolute fucking clown. He’s just scared of open sourcing old games because everyone will see how shitty his code is…

Never enough alternatives

Not mine anyways lol 🐧

They had already hinted they wanted to make Subnautica 2 into a multiplayer co-op, and they specifically mentioned “games as a service”.

After backlash, they specified the multiplayer would be optional, and “games as a service” means long term updates, not microtransactions, which sounds suspiciously like a rollback to me…

I was already kind of expecting that, seeing as below zero’s map wasn’t half as interesting as the first game, the storytelling was mid, and the mechanics were all over the place, like they just wanted to make another hit by shooting in every direction, with half the work put into it.