I think anything that increases friction is bound to cause adoption issues.
If you’re fine with that, then I’d recommend making the price for individual licenses public so people know what they’re getting into, maybe with an asterisk that the price is negotiable (if it is).
How would you take care of problem with every currency in the world because they are going the way of the Roman Imperial currency and what about the credit card processor issues how do you take care of that, do you think I should clarify that the price is something that costs $1.00 or $0.25 today for example so there will be a baseline price.
Congrats on beating Abzu! I can tell you appreciate detailed world-building and memorable character moments and that’s actually something I’ve been working on in my own fantasy/romantasy novel. If you ever feel like taking a break from games and diving into a new story I’d love to have your perspective as a beta reader. Here’s the link if you’re interested: storyoriginapp.com/…/fa6b74b0-01c8-4cd0-8f9f-d67d… Would be great to hear your thoughts especially since you pick up on all the little details.
It’s been a while since i read with my short attention span making it hard. I do appreciate fantasy and have a secret soft spot for romantasy in specific though, so i’ll have to take a look.
I also just installed pop os on my 2021 laptop that was struggling with windows 11. It breathed new life into it. The computer is now as snappy as when I first got it
I’m gonna have to “upgrade” at work soon and it’s going to suck
I got a new computer with win11 a year or so ago. I made them buy me a win10 license because I couldn’t do my job anymore. fucking file explorer doesn’t even work on win11. astounding
50% price hike means Microsoft is basically betting that less than 1/3 of the current subscribers will cancel. Microsoft is also betting that some will not cancel but just downgrade to lower tier instead. If more than 2/3 of the subscriber remain a subscriber then Microsoft will come out ahead.
The first one has aged a bit, and has a small map. The gameplay however is great and the story too. It aged really well because it has a distinct art style.
The next ones do everything the first one did, but better. Bigger map, more gadgets, longer story.
If you want to feel like Batman, I highly recommend.
If it connects to the internet, you can change the DNS to whatever you want it to be. If Tim over at Apple had his way I’m sure he’d force his ‘i’ devices to use a “Secure Apple DNS Pro™️” server.
I hadn’t even turned on my Xbox One in almost a year until I helped my brother set one up for his game room this past week.
Every time you go to play a game, it brings up an entire pop-up that looks like the store page for whatever you’re trying to play, then you press “play.” Like, it was entirely unnecessary adding an extra popup screen asking if yes, that’s the game I want to play.
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