LupertEverett

u/LupertEverett@lemmy.world
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on Children · c/comicstrips · 11 pts · 153d

Bro thinks they did enough after trampling on the artist's work all over.

Fuck off.

It has to be more nuanced than "self-published"

It doesn't need to. Definining it as "self-publishing" is enough.

otherwise everything EA craps out is "indie".

And because of the above, EA games might very well fit the definition, yes.

This clearly shows that maybe we shouldn't use "indie" to describe good games (or the lack of it to describe bad ones). It should just be used to define "means of publishing".

on mozilla rn · c/microblogmemes · 9 pts · 256d

If a feature needs a button to disable it, it IS opt-out, not opt-in.

You too are falling for their bullshit, as well as to my blocklist.

plonk

on mozilla rn · c/microblogmemes · 17 pts · 256d

Since when a kill switch means "opt-in"???

You are falling for their bullshit.

Except this particular ban happened in 2023, way before the paypros got in the scene.

https://www.gamesindustry.biz/santa-ragione-co-founder-pietro-righi-riva-on-horses-steam-and-possible-closure-of-the-studio

Along with the official release date of the game (December 2), the statement revealed that Horses was indefinitely banned on Steam in June 2023 โ€“ days before it was set to premiere on IGN's Summer of Gaming event.