I’m saying that amount of people who are pirating game, but would buy it if pirating wasn’t an option is negligible.

SC2 and Desert of Kharak isn’t very turn-basy...

As if game piracy was ever the issue. There is no evidence that piracy leads to any lost revenue.

I agree. It seems like all modern RTS are dumbed down tabletop shit adaptations of original games. Also, all very similar.

I think we live in Golden Age Of Lazy Gaming & Dumbed Down games, like new Xcoms. It is not anywhere close to originals were. Cutscenes just disgust me. Oh, lets remember real golden age games, like Master of Orion, when strategy games was different from each other.

I always found that IDKFA is rather lame. What the point of playing if you have all keys? I always do IDFA instead

So... You’re looking at blank screen all the time? Of course it is real. Real people make it, real people watch it.

Most pro players use 4:3 screens. Eye doesn’t react very well on peripheral events.

story is overrated. I like golden era PC games because they lack story. You just play. Your imagination is a story.

Duriel... You know, graphics in Diablo 2 is not what they’re nowdays. And he’s like a maggot worm or something. Anyway. Duriel killed my very high lvl hardcore character. On hell he could 1shot/stunlock pretty much anyone who wasn’t super tanky. Ah... Typo “thrill”

nice! thanks you!

One of my lvl 80 to this stupid worm. Su much thill those battles was

DNA isn’t that great storage. Human DNA contains around 0.5 gb information.

I would suggest learning about difference between Forward and Backward compatibility.

certainly more important that zombies.

Aww... Still would trade whole Star Wars branded stuff for Season 2.

I’m more worried about this thing, rather than zombies:

Wow... Just reading through licensing FAQ: https://aws.amazon.com/lumberyard/faq…

what kind of nonsense is this discussion? You trying to say me that cygwin and mingw are usable alternatives?

mingw you call“natively”? Well... Windows users are used to crap software, I guess...