gradual @ gradual @lemmings.world Posts 6Comments 191Joined 5 days ago
Which is a shame.
I'll always be able to play World at War multiplayer because it supports LAN and player-hosted servers.
I don't know if the newer ones support LAN or hosting our own servers, but if they don't then it would mean we're essentially renting access to the game's multiplayer features.
It really means we're going backwards just to make businesses richer than us even richer at our expense.
They want people who like to be abused.
They don't want people with self-respect.
Yep.
"Games as a service" are released as a "minimum viable product" to see if it can hook enough suckers to make it profitable enough for the company to finish making.
If there aren't enough saps that take the bait, development ceases and whoever put their faith in the product look like tools.
Sounds like a system in need of reform.
Looks like people with money can just use the law to bully those without.
Copyright and patent laws need to die.
I pirated breath of the wild years ago and still haven't beaten it.
I ended up replaying and finishing Wind Waker on Dolphin though.
Based.
We need more anti-consumers like yourself. This is how we fight back.
Copyright and patent laws should go away entirely.
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This is why we should've been pirating from the beginning.
All the money we give these scumfucks is being used against us.
I thought copyright and patent laws were supposed to incentivize innovation, not stifle it.
Just kidding! They always existed to make rich people richer at the expense of useful idiots.
Might be cool to have AI come up with a bunch of mechanics to patent.
Heck yeah.
Torzu seems to be the logical successor to Yuzu.
Copyright and patent laws need to die.
Victims of Stockholm Syndrome always focus on what their abusers provide, but never what they take away.
I'm sorry your comment was censored.
Hopefully we can get better communities someday that allow users to choose for themselves what they get to see.
It's not an insult, just an observation.
Thanks for confirming it.
Actually, it's the American business owners that gave china the manufacturing edge.
They cared more about maximizing profits off of Americans rather than competing with foreign companies offering customers better deals.
Keep in mind, you're trying to argue against industrialization right now. Are you suggesting we shouldn't have industrialized to prevent "deskilling blue collar labor" so "China doesn't get a manufacturing edge"?
Right about what?
Yeah, people say they don't want AI driving cars while AI has better safety records than the average human.
People also fought back against having machinery to automate production.
You might want to look into the "Luddites."
I hope you can admit you're wrong when the time comes, but I genuinely expect you to just pretend you never stuck your neck out in the first place.