wahming

@wahming@monyet.cc

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wahming,

300 USD… a ‘little’ pricey

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Not sure whether you got it on sale, or how many DLC you actually got, but it currently costs $380 for the complete package.

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What’s happening to RPS? I’ve been seeing more and more articles from them about games the writer has never played, with no useful information. Like this one, basically copy and paste of the patch notes and a summary of steam reviews. Used to like them for in depth game reviews, guess that’s going the way of the dodo.

Caltech Researchers Find Evidence of a Real Ninth Planet (astrobiology.nasa.gov) angielski

Caltech researchers have found evidence of a giant planet tracing a bizarre, highly elongated orbit in the outer solar system. The object, which the researchers have nicknamed Planet Nine, has a mass about 10 times that of Earth and orbits about 20 times farther from the sun on average than does Neptune (which orbits the sun at...

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The entire ‘article’ consists of screenshots of twitter and reddit posts. Jeez.

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I’m gonna go out on a limb and say there’s not much place for MTX in multiplayer games either

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Games cost less to develop now than ever.

First time I’m hearing that, got a link?

wahming,

Or, some of us just like to vote with our wallets

There is one uncleared level remaining in Super Mario Maker, with 18 days to go before the servers shut down (www.issmmbeatenyet.com) angielski

UPDATE: Ahoyoo has confirmed that Trimming the Herbs was uploaded with TAS tools, meaning that The Last Dance was the final legitimate level all along! Congrats to kazeihinn on the Last First Clear! The journey continues in Super Mario Maker 2…...

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On the last day we’ll just have the level creator log in and clear it on his 1st attempt.

wahming,

Ah, he’s going with the Refusal Of The Call

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Automation games are a relatively recent development in gaming. Published in 2015, Infinifactory can be considered the first game of the genre. Just one year later, Factorio entered early access, soon to become the most known and successful automation game to date.

Impressive how little homework they did. Article starts off the very first sentence with a whopper. Factorio was available (and already going viral) way before hitting steam EA, which back then was the Greenlight program and way tougher to get into than today’s EA. It predated Infinifactory by over a year. I hope they put more effort into research for the rest of their weird philosophical article, but I wouldn’t count on it.

wahming,

So is this using the newly lowered prices everybody was buzzing about yesterday?

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They weren’t ‘indie steam games’, they were just a scam. No need to blacken the reputation of actual indie games.

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Nobody’s using DOS, but emulators exist

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Half the community is from the intelligence community, it’s in their interest to keep it nice so new players keep joining and leaking top secret technical specs

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Ah whoops. Don’t play either.

Maybe warframe has some lost and confused spooks who are waiting for their big break?

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It’s a joke… 😅

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Every character is 100% consistently winnable at low ascensions, I believe

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This is like one of those memetic SCPs…

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!piracy

(/jk, because otherwise somebody will take me at face value)

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What overwatch esports? Their entire esports dept just got laid off a month ago lol

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Yeah by default epic runs at startup

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He who controls the memes, controls the fediverse

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Dwarf fortress is genre defining, but it’s a different genre, colony simulation.

Factorio pretty much single handedly inspired the entire genre of automated factory games. Most of the others explicitly cite Factorio as inspiration or have clear influences from it.

Some credit to be given to the Minecraft redstone mod, of course.

wahming,

Huh, turns out you do need to play a game to know about it

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Imagine your life for a year without visiting a single private business

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Were they the lowest bidder? The article doesn’t mention anything about that.

Also, going with the lowest bidder gave us spacex, which turned out pretty well. Fuck Boeing

I got to play Terra Nil, and here is my two cents on it (lemmy.world) angielski

This year I was recommended Terra Nil, a “reverse city builder” as the developer Free Lives call it in the store page. From screenshots and what gameplay I did see of it, my mind raced to games like SimCity 3000 and the potential of destroying a run down, or decaying city and returning it to nature....

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The game is sitting at 1.7 stars on Google play. What’s with the disconnect between the reviews and the comments here?

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FYI, key resellers actually cost game publishers money, due to frequent credit card chargebacks. Many indie devs have stated that if you’re going to buy something from a key reseller, they would actually prefer you to just pirate it instead.

wahming,

There’s a ton of quality zombie media, the subject has nothing to do with the quality of the authors.

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They’ve locked parts of the new tech tree behind stuff that’s only accessible on other planets

Acclaimed roguelike studio behind Slay the Spire releases new deckbuilder after publicly abandoning Unity over fee debacle (www.gamesradar.com) angielski

TL;DR the developers of slay the spire created a fun free card game within 3 weeks to explore and learn the Godot game engine. You can play it here: megacrit.itch.io/dancing-duelists

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I see you’re new to the Internet

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I don’t have a bone in this fight, but that’s a really dumb take. Crapware like FIFA sells millions of copies, by your logic they’re amazing shit.

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That’s horrible if you ever become the victim of a targeted attack. Compromise your password once on some random shitty site and they’ve got access to everything.

It’s also quite likely that incidents involving password dumps will have crackers filtering the dumped data looking for exactly passwords like this.

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Applies to every site ever

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Yeah, no story period. Which is good for some people, not so much for others

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I guess the head of Larian Studios needs to resign and get a job at Microsoft, because he said essentially that.

$70 Mortal Kombat 1 Switch version called "robbery" as graphical comparisons flood the internet (www.eurogamer.net) angielski

Fans have taken to the likes of X (formerly Twitter) and TikTok to question NetherRealm's decision to market Mortal Kombat 1 as a $70 Switch release. It has been called "robbery" and "disrespectful" to users.

wahming,

Yeah, manufactured might have been the wrong word. Pointless? Uncalled for?

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Because you have the full choice to not buy and support it, if you think the price is unreasonable. It’s not a vital need, and nobody’s forcing customers to buy it. Housing, food, healthcare, we don’t have a choice. Buy or die. A video game? Not so much. The issue is not game publishers overcharging, it’s players who moan and whine… AND THEN BUY IT ANYWAY, thus ensuring the publishers will continue the practice

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They’re calling it robbery and disrespectful. I’m not seeing where the joke is

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Because it doesn’t qualify as bullshit. Company made a product, set a price. Either you find it worth the price or not, but either way what’s the reason to kick up a fuss over an optional good

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? The complaint right now is about the price, not the quality of the product. Are you saying they didn’t know the price when they preordered it?

On a side note, preorders are a scam. If you’re dumb enough to preorder a game in unlimited supply, that’s on you.

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I’m not saying they knew what they bought, I’m saying it’s on them for choosing to buy before they knew what they were buying. Seriously, people need to take responsibility for their choices already.

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In this particular case, it’s not on the publisher. The switch is an old console, and there’s only so much they can do with the hardware. It’s not a particularly big surprise to anybody familiar with the technology.

Why SHOULDN’T we hold consumers to task for their bad decisions? They are arguably making things worse for the rest of us, by repeatedly rewarding bad behaviour from companies. There is no good reason for them to preorder, they just had to be the first instead of waiting a day for reviews to appear. Well, if you’re going to be impatient, guess what? The risk is on you.

wahming,

I didn’t suggest fixing it. I said the consumers consciously made a bad decision, and they should take responsibility for it. I’m tired of grown ups acting like kids.

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