Ohhh myyy. ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

Alec would never rant about anything! (/s)

If not for sits why is it made of warm?

Yeah I have Verizon's 5G Home Internet. It costs roughly the same as the local cable company's service with similar latency and far better speeds and reliability. I've had one total outage over the last four years that lasted a few hours, and they gave me the month for free as compensation.

I don't see a reason to switch back to the cable company (my apartment isn't equipped for fiber so the local ISP offering fiber isn't an option).

Your first point is super accurate ime. I've definitely seen instances where a dev is asking for $15-30 monthly just to have access to an EA or beta version that might take anywhere from six weeks to six months (or more) to arrive.

Like I get that game dev isn't easy, and I definitely wanna support you, but my dude, I'm not paying you hundreds to (potentially) thousands of dollars over the years to play an incomplete game that's still gonna take you seven more years to complete, if it ever even gets completed.

I've flirted with Linux for years, all the way back to Fedora Core 6. I still use Windows, so 11 is my most recent version, but it's stripped down using the AME playbook. I use it to play some games with anti-Linux anticheat. I also have a minimal Windows VM on my desktop for playing Destiny 2.

That being said, my primary computers run Arch (custom built desktop) and Fedora (Framework laptop) and I have zero intention of ever using Windows as a primary OS ever again.

Server is on 24/7 and it has a UPS for the momentary brown outs I have during heavy winds. It would be silly if it's off for any reason besides maintenance, even more so since it holds multiple game worlds in addition to some web and chat stuff.

I've never even heard of this game.

What do you think about translating games with questionable quality? Should such efforts be encouraged or discouraged in the gaming community?

I mean, I don't really think so. I'm sure many people would rather another game be worked on, but who are we to tell others what to do with their time? Besides, even bad games deserve preservation, I guess.

Good luck to SnowyAria.

Man it sounded like a jet engine going off in your living room, but it was so very cool. I loved mine.

I like where your head is at.

Man... This... This is a proper shitpost.