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because time and evolution

in some parts of the globe, we've grown to use dogs for tasks such as herding sheeps

in other parts we used to have animals such cats as tokens of good luck or as "oracles", depending on their mood

with that in mind, some animals are more ingrained in our general society as companions rather than food

if you get a newborn and never teach the "companionship" of dogs and cats, they will grow to consider them as food just like all the other animals

there are tribes in africa and other locations, that eat dogs/cats just fine, and if I HAD to, I'd totally eat It too

they will never win, it's an open source code, anyone can fork an re-distribute It, they can't realistically lawsuit tens of thousands of people, some of which sre totally incognito

who decides how the game is gonna be monetized is not the devs, but the lead board, and if you get a lead game developer in there you're lucky

You better keep on rolling baby, you know what time it is

First, you can totally make a steam library on a portable device like a microsd or an external drive (I do and I play on different places with the same drive), and play it on any device running steam.

And don't start the "oh but you need steam installed", since with the proprietary sd, you gotta have the propriety device as well.

Second, sure I can just lavel it, a 3 seconds job. Don't you need the proprietary sd to come labeled as well? Also, I don't need to label anything, I have dozens of games there and select which one I want to play.

Your defense of OP's comment is also weird but that's okay, we all are always learning.

Each format of game has its own merits ans they are only better than another on an objective comparison, as for subjective, just use whatever you want.

I think the problem is just that, the game is... okay, not bad or good, just okay, unremarkable and forgettable.

If you want good sales you need to do something innovative and interesting, or something cliché but really well done.

Taking a look at Doom 2016 (also a single player shooter) we can see the core gameplay: Shoot demons, Pick up ammo, Shoot more demons. But it's crafted so masterfully that you spend dozens or hundreds of hours doing just that.

Now with this game that I actually forgot the name mid comment, It's... well you get the ideia.

I worked before in a startup with 30~40 members.

Discord was awesome for communication an administrative bulletins, you could check at a glance everyone who was online and join calls in a single click.

Also we had text channels for specific projects, and for a in-depth discussion of a specific thing we created threads in the same channel, anything of importance could also be pinned down.

With that out of the way, I think if done correctly, It works just fine, It's a different medium than a forum, since the last is used for future reference, and the former is for on-demand discussions.

Also any platform can be shitty If the wrong person is holding the reins (i.e. Github issues boards)

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absolutely

while It is a little weaker than the competition and at a higher price, It's a piece o tech that will last far longer

in 5 or 10 years you would only need to pay for a new cpu or gpu, meanwhile with other brands you'd have to buy a new laptop altogether

and having the ability to swap your IO whenever and with whatever you need, is a game changer for some folks

We got Andor my dude, awesome series