I actually didn’t experience any major technical issues at launch apart from a few minor bugs that generally improved the experience (like an npc walking into a row of lockers and sending them flying).

I’m only mildly shocked that nobody learned anything from beanie babies.

First, figure out how to reconnect with reality and discover that playing the terfy wizard world game isn’t the be-all-end-all indicator (or an indicator, period) of whether or not someone supports trans rights.

You’ll never stop cheating entirely, or deter all users from cheating.

See, this bullshit is the problem. You heard goblins kidnapping children was a thing. The main goblin antagonist wants to kidnap *you* for reasons I won’t spoil, but those reasons make you a specific target, and you happen to be under 18.

It’s also easier to feel guilt when you’re taking money from a small independent developer versus a company that hires teams of programmers and cuts them loose when the project’s finished.

Of course, Steam’s refund policy kind of makes the whole “demo” argument moot regardless.