How much you wanna bet it’ll just be a pc you can’t uninstall windows from?

It’s still $45 to access the game if you don’t have it yet(and that counts as a pledge, and therefore part of the game’s funding), but yea as a player and a backer I essentially agree. You’re basically spending money to skip game progression after the final wipe before release(whenever that happens).

IMO it takes some of the enjoyment out of the game even in its current buggy alpha form. You can earn basically everything except for the most recently(ish) released ships(and some cosmetic items) entirely within the game.

You do get a game to play for $45 though. A game with a zillion bugs and issues but a game nonetheless. I personally feel like it was worth $45 for the entertainment value I’ve gotten out of it. Not worth the amount I spent(like a decade ago), but the first $45 feels worth it now.

That being said, don’t buy the game if you expect a polished experience.

What’s the best way to pay for games that doesn’t involve MasterCard, visa, PayPal, or any other company currently pulling this bullshit?

Kick their ass Japan! Don’t go easy on them, make them stop their bullshit INTERNATIONALLY if they want their sanctions removed!

if you self host, or if you can find an instance your trust, searxng is great imho.

This man is a hero, everyone spewing hate at him needs to take a long hard look at their life.

Unless it plays Xbox AND PC games I’m not even the slightest bit interested. Even then I’d still probably prefer the steam deck or whatever iteration of it exists in however many years.

It’s not private if it requires a Google account to use the feature. Edit: apparently you do not need a google account to use the feature, if so then I just hope it makes it into AOSP so we can use it on custom roms.

Sony’s EX president is the one who should be driving ubers.

I love my steam deck, but I’m also glad to see more competition in the handheld gaming pc market.

Let’s all hope the publisher doesnt fire the whole damn studio right before launch like is apparently common these days.

I’ve had times in my life where it felt like there was nowhere for my life to go. It might not seem like it now but things can get better. I honestly hope things get better for you.

Wow, you must live a pretty sad life if you really believe that.

We don’t, enough of the US is gerrymandered as fuck and we use first past the post voting so most of us are voting to get a plurality for the guy other than the one we hate more, and that’s if your even interested in politics here. The whole system is fucked and corrupt.

Edit: oh yea and the electoral college fucks us too.

Guild Wars 1. Unlike other MMOs it is entirely separately instances in combat, the level cap was very low, it had a focus on narrative storytelling, and a max parysizr of up to 8(depending on area of the game). It also came from the era where subscriptions were the model for MMOs and it didn’t require (or even have) subs. You just bought the game and you got to play. There were multiple campaigns (basically separategames worlds with different proffestions and skills) that you could cross between with any of your characters assuming you owned that campaign. Very different game from gw2.

A lot of that traffic is people googling something and finding the answer on reddit and then getting on with their lives. it will probably be that way for quite a while.