Nah, that’s a dumb take. Denuvo does protect from casual piracy - even if only temporarily - that’s why companies use it.
It also negatively affects legit consumers, and that is the problem - these publishers have decided that potential profit matters more than actual, realized customers.
I haven’t bought a Denuvo-protected game in about a decade, and that isn’t going to change.
If only there was some sort of review process for code to get into the kernel…
They are free to use whatever license they want, but I am similarly free to avoid using software under non-FOSS licenses.
Crazy doesn’t necessarily mean wrong 🤷♂️ Stallman is undeniably crazy
It’s still early access… Valve literally invented the hats economy, you’re insane if you think they aren’t going to add microtransactions to the game 🙄
Either F, T, or S… but probably T.
F has Final Fantasy, Fallout, Factorio
S has Satisfactory, Super anything (incl Mario), most Star Wars games, and Sid Meier games
T has The ______. The list is too long to even start.
:Also it is disrespectful to have a foreigner going around killing Japanese.
This part is fucking stupid but the rest makes sense.
No, just play Black Flag.
So then it kinda just sounds like they’re doing things they want to do
It’s criminal to let someone do the thing he actively volunteers to do? It’s criminal to use software that someone intentionally puts out into the world as free?
If you’re willing yo do something for free, people are going to let you 🤷♂️
I guess I’m a little confused… why are there duplicates at all? What operation are you performing that ends with duplicates?
Is this drive just where you download them to, and then move them to your organized drive? Why do the books ever touch this drive at all? If there isn’t supposed to be media on the drive, why not just delete the source folder after the organization task is complete?
I hope someone gives you a good answer
I honestly don’t know that there is one. What OP is looking for is effectively an AI librarian… this is literally a full-time job for some people. I’m sure OP doesn’t have quite that many books, but the point remains
This is objectively the ideal design, for reasons I assume I don’t have to explain.
…can you explain? I don’t understand the issue with the reader being underscreen, let alone why being on the power button is best.
Still missing features that they actively claimed were in the game at release, over 8 years later. Disappointing.
Isn’t that… like… almost the entirety of the purpose of the genre?
long term, it’s cheaper to just play games online on PC
The companies are clearly coming to terms with this, as well. I’ll be avoiding Sony games on PC for the foreseeable future - after the Helldivers debacle, it’s clear that Sony is looking for ways to monetize PC players.
You’re kinda both right - Dead Cells was developed by Motion Twin, who spun off a smaller team called Evil Empire to support it after release. Rogue PoP is developed by Evil Empire, while Motion Twin proper is working on Windblown.
I would expect half of the haptics to go away, tbh. They’re much weirder for a handheld because it can affect the screen, which is part of the controller doing haptic things. Add on the extra battery drain and I’ll bet we get the adaptive triggers and maybe some mediocre version of vibration.