Thats because too many people sit on their ass waiting for other people to take care of it for them.
Coincidentally a lot of them are the same ones who call for violent action (and not all of them lean right).
These actions only work if a majority of citizens actually take them, not sit back and complain about how they dont work because things dont magically get fixed the instant a minority of people do it once.
and play your games with friends
Thats part of what “community” is.
Regardless, just because it’s not your reason for using it doesn’t mean it’s not a major factor in why it’s successful in general.
One is a bunch? It also seems as though that particular game wasn’t even on any other storefront, just their own website. Hardly seems comparable.
Itch is also a much different beast, it’s less a storefront and more a platform for developers to promote and sell their games independently. The pages seem designed and run by the devs and not Itch. It would make sense to not have a cart with that kind of decentralized design. You’re not buying from Itch, youre buying from developers themselves.
Im glad to see you only care about your own word battles instead of epics. Weird that they seem so parallel, though…
Valve paid a bunch of publishers to sell their game exclusively on steam and refused to implement basic features (like a shopping cart) in their UI? Then bitched about how everyone more successful than them was evil and wrong?
And yet they still push innovation, both in software and hardware.
Theyre certainly not angels, but they’re far closer than just about anyone else at their level.
I still a couple half-stacks of empty disks I never used…
Probably because Valve didn’t, some guy who used to work for Valve did.
I mean, imagine all the AI slop game companies that would go out of business cause they couldn’t sell on Steam anymore…
I recall a YouTuber who used their cats butthole for their fingerprint sensor to unlock their phone. It could be that they wanted to try it but never did, though. It’s been like a decade.
You leave my flap alone!
They must have meant #35
The biggest problem is that workers generally dont hold those rights, the people they contract with do.
These laws aren’t protecting workers, they’re protecting corporations, they’re protecting capital. Unless that changes, IP laws are so broken there’s no point in honoring them except to avoid punishment.
Its basically better to go around them and support workers directly than to try and give them a pittance through their taskmasters.
Maybe if people actually showed the fuck up it might. But there’s so many “voting doesn’t do shit” people that it becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy.
I need more fiber in my diet :\
Is it more or less than a Cosby?
Micronesia
Are they full, or is there a small subsection that has them and we’re giving them undue attention? I rarely come across such things myself, though that’s obviously anecdotal, I feel that at least means there’s plenty of space that isn’t dominated by what you speak of.
What, television?
Assisted a terrorist in almost blowing up the wormhole (against her wishes, mind).
Went to rescue a ship of Bajoran prisoners only to bring back Gul Dukat’s daughter.
Those are two more I can think of.
Power Miners?