I saw Anakin killing younglings

Divinity 2 game out in 2017 but it has a DM mode to carry out dnd campaigns and an SDK to make full game mods if you’re into that

implied that Mitchell’s settlement with Smith involved the latter paying him a large sum of money, ultimately leading to his suicide in 2020. Jobst also claimed in the video that Mitchell had “expressed joy at the thought” of Smith’s death. It was this—and not any claim about the legitimacy of Mitchell’s Donkey Kong scores—that prompted Mitchell to sue Jobst.

Source code access to your library?

Not sure what else they can offer

smaller IPs that I am REALLY scared for

You should care less about the IPs and more about the people

The IPs will be retained even if the people aren’t so you don’t have to worry about them

I have an HP monitor that is good quality, prefer it over the Samsung one I have

Or just give games that promote modding your time

Metro, Divinity, and Fortnite all offer SDKs

Kind of not really

You can overclock the fans but you really would want to do a hardware fix

Unfortunately as the article points out it’s all buried in terms and conditions

Marvel Rivals filled the release window

For a pitch that I can’t share we wrote extensively about the market gap and how the next game to hit it would blow up. Backed by a lot of math done by people smarter than me

Starlink: Battle for Atlas wasn’t a rail shooter but the space combat was enough and it had Starfox in the Switch version

The market isn’t big enough to warrant supporting a launcher + game on it

Windows ARM is just Windows and as laptops continue to drop x86 it’s worth migrating as well

Also it ensures their engine can support ARM meanwhile it already supports Linux

We know it’s not anticheat because the first thing Epic did when they bought Easy was give it Linux support

Having a complaint of them implementing anti-cheat and another about everyone cheating is interesting

Not being able to self host is the cause of both problems

I thought they had first person years ago

Will UPlay support Linux?

(I know it won’t)

Also check out OpenAge

But that’s an OS imposed limitation not a hardware imposed one

If we aren’t OS limited then we aren’t gamepad limited because you can just use a kb/m

That’s OS based not device

Because sale timers weren’t accurate…

I don’t understand what that means

A bigger concern is having that concentration in China

The more efficient ai models are a bigger problem

It seems the issue stems from supplying prod.keys

If the repos don’t include those then it should be fine

potentially my wait to replay Army of 2 40th Day is coming to an end

(The lighting doesn’t work on emulator)

The great thing about ai is you don’t need to get a voice actor to do it

Just some random person that knows it won’t be a career and could use $5

I don’t think either of those two are in the top 10

Are you just unaware of Unreal Engine/Tournament (now Fortnite)?

They are the single biggest contributor to game development

How can a product exist if Steam currently blocks it from existing?

Nice to see Epic isn’t the only company that cares about games. I might check this out just to learn

You meant let everything be done by enthusiasts and have it kinda interoperable?

Yes

That’s the point

It’s done because you want to do it not to make money

Maybe you have 10-20 forums installed into your client to cover the games you play

The answer is whichever one works for you, software is supposed to work together not do everything by itself

In Canada that is the law but making it publicly available through a chat bot would still be illegal

If steam is a client not a store then whichever steam allows to be built into their client

How profitable is running a lemmy instance?

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unix_philosophy

Then find a different workshop/forum/launcher to pair with the Steam store

In no world is it worse than what we have now

How? If any feature is necessary then it will be filled by someone else

You aren’t losing anything