prole

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prole,

I really liked Human Revolution.

Never finished Mankind Divided though

prole,

I didn’t ask for this

Ok, Adam

prole,

I like them as well, I just wish he wouldn’t include games for literal toddlers… Nobody can make that shit interesting.

prole,

Found Aspyr’s PR

prole,

I think you maybe need to get off the Internet, take a breath, and a step back for an hour or two.

prole,

The USD is backed only by the “full faith and credit of the United States government”. Nothing tangible whatsoever. It’s fiat.

prole,

So would you consider a stable coin like USDC (fully backed by USD, and audited) to be “money” then?

prole,

The crypto was never stored on their PC, that’s not how it works.

prole,

Seems like an open and shut case for a lawsuit

prole,

Damages? Lost revenue?

I imagine the “we will send emails to people who wishlist your game, when it is released” thing was likely part of the contract they had with Steam.

prole,

My neighbor spent 3 years recording an album, but I have a larger online following, so I just took it and put my name on it and now I’m making $10 per sale.

Fuck copyright! Do what you want!

prole,

Imagine having this absolute legend in your employ, and not giving him absolute freedom to create.

prole,

Really depends… Lots of indie games have incredible music.

Off the top of my head, Expedition 33 has amazing music as well.

prole,

Wait what? Stewart Copeland composed the Spyro soundtrack? That’s wild

prole,

Of course the borderlands guy would look like that

prole,

My mom says I am

prole,

I’m going to have to try to remember that everyone has different taste… But good God I can’t be the only one who despised the dialog and “so randumb holds up spork!?11!” type humor in BL2?

It seems like everyone else loves it. I just found it incredibly grating.

prole,

It keeps getting better too as you gain more powers.

prole,

Even worse is that they just announced that they’re releasing a Mario Galaxy 1 & 2 collection (and it’s $70 on the eShop).

So if you got 3D All Stars, you only got Galaxy 1, and if you want to play 2 on a modern system (without emulation), then you need to buy 1 again.

prole,

The collection was fine. There are speed runners who weren’t happy about the version of Mario 64 that they chose to use because you can’t do backwards long jump.

I think most of the hate is due to that. Also the lack of Galaxy 2 was questionable.

prole,

It’s actually pretty easy to get working on PC (in 60fps) these days with emulation. Like you get the emulator, and it literally has an option to connect to the bloodborne 60fps rom hack repository within the emulator itself.

Haven’t tried it on Steam Deck specifically, but it worked surprisingly well on my laptop when I tested it out several months back.

Don’t have the link off hand but it’s not hard to find. I could probably find the link if someone really wants it and can’t find it themselves.

EDIT: not sure if counts, but I did a good portion of my BB playthrough on my Deck, streaming from my PS5.

prole,

It’s not very hard to do these days. Check out my other comment in the thread.

prole,

Is it just me, or do the characters look distinctly less Toriyama-y? I guess it makes sense if this was made after he died, but I thought maybe they’d still stick to the style since it’s so iconic and synonymous with DQ.

prole,

$50

'An embarrassing failure of the US patent system': Videogame IP lawyer says Nintendo's latest patents on Pokémon mechanics 'should not have happened, full stop' (www.pcgamer.com) angielski

According to videogame patent lawyer Kirk Sigmon, the USPTO granting Nintendo these latest patents isn’t just a moment of questionable legal theory. It’s an indictment of American patent law....

prole,

Current system is obviously broken, but you don’t believe that artists and creators should have a right to control their intellectual property at all?

And yes, intellectual property is real whether you want it to be or not. And it’s not necessarily about money, but about controlling what can be done with your work.

For example, Bruce Springsteen should 100% be allowed to tell Trump to fuck off and stop using his music at rallys.

What would be the mechanism to do that without IP?

prole,

So just no music business then?

No movies. No TV shows. No comics…

prole,

Yeah it’s clearly broken. But there is a complete lack of nuance in these “get rid of IP and copyright completely (and if you disagree you’re an idiot)” arguments. They’re just supremely unhelpful.

prole,

You live in a dream world. Why would I release my music to the public when there are people who will make a living stealing it, putting their name on it, and selling 1000x more than I ever could because they already have name recognition? And those people WILL exist for every form of creative content.

Artists need some sort of mechanism to protect them from exploitation that is inherent to capitalism

prole,

Ok but you’re literally describing a utopia. That is not a world that exists in reality.

prole,

Where did I say that it did?

I’m just trying to picture what this world would actually look like, and it seems shit.

People will still create music, but without having any sense of ownership over it whatsoever, there is zero incentive to distribute it.

Whether you believe in private property or not doesn’t change the fact that artists will always feel a sense of ownership over their creations

prole,

So for the artists that created works but did not sell them, you believe that they would be fine with someone else photocopying it and then selling it themselves?

Sorry I’m not a head in the clouds, utopian. I try to base my beliefs in plausible reality.

prole,

The thing that irks me the most is that everyone who disagrees is an idiot or a liberal or some shit. No matter how grounded and nuanced your take is.

Every leftist has their own, ultra specific orthodoxy, and they will always find something about yours that makes you “not a real leftist.”

Nothing new either, it’s happened countless times. It’s so self-sabotaging.

prole,

I’m literally talking about how we should try to do better.

prole,

If Trump can sell Springsteen’s music cheaper than Springsteen then that’s just the free market.

Exactly. And why would Springsteen have any incentive to distribute (or ultimately, even record maybe) any of his music in this proposed reality?

Not a fan of Springsteen, was just the first example that came to mind.

I’m just trying to imagine the incalculable amount of great music we would have been deprived of had we been living in a world without IP laws.

They might have written them, but we’d never get to hear it.

If we weren’t in an ultra capitalist society, it could maybe work and that would be wonderful. But we’re not, so just getting rid of IP entirely is just a bad idea.

prole,

Why are you people always so fucking rude when you’re shit is challenged in any way?

Look at my other comments in this thread if you care to actually understand my position. I never even suggested that people would stop making music.

I even said that it could maybe work if we weren’t in an ultra capitalist society. But we are, so completely getting rid of the concept of IP is a bad idea.

prole,

Why are y’all so fucking rude?

I’m a bootlicker because I don’t think getting rid of the concept of intellectual property completely is a good idea.

Ok Bud

And you know nothing about me and whether or not I’m a musician or an artist, so you shouldn’t assume.

But I know for a fact that most artists would not be fucking ok with someone photocopying their work (that they didn’t sell) for profit.

I know this because it literally already fucking happens, and artists hate it.

prole,

You are incapable of good faith discussion.

Hope you get help for your anger issues. Have a good weekend.

prole,

Artist that want to make money can preform or sell their work like they have always done.

Unless someone who’s more famous than you decides to just steal it and put their name on it.

Oh well I guess. Back to the drawing board so it can happen again! Any day now, we’ll be a communist society with no need for money, so I’ll just keep putting out music to be stolen until then!

prole,

I know. That’s why we need better protections, not no protections. Do you get it yet?

prole,

Intellectual property is a means of production after its released. It requires no further input from the creator, and so they shouldnt have a monopoly over it.

If the person who created it cannot profit from it, then nobody should be able to.

I think most artists would agree (unless they’re specifically interested in the concept of freely distributing their work).

prole,

It’s interesting how other people here seem to have no issue discussing this topic with me. I wonder if they’d call me a “capitalist bootlicker” or if they’ve actually been paying attention to what I said.

prole,

Software patents are pretty close to universally bad.

I’m far from an expert on this particular subject, but I could definitely see this being true. I guess I was thinking more about art/inventions

prole,

There are a few good YouTube channels that regularly show great indie games I otherwise never would have heard of. One I can think of off the top of my head is splattercatgaming. He puts videos out pretty much daily I think.

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prole,

The best I can imagine would be a pc rendering a game which is streamed to a steam deck

I think you can already do this

prole,

From my previous research, a microfiber cloth and a small amount of distilled water.

prole,

As good as PS5 for $200? Yeah, no.

prole,

It’s actually really easy to add an nvme drive. That’s more costs though, obv

prole,

I really enjoyed Call of Duty 4 (“World at War,” right?) back when it was originally released. It was so much more cinematic than Medal of Honor

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