if a system fails because of a “problem overall”, the system has to be thought over again.

That’s what lawsuits are for, to establish things like this.

Out of interest: have there been any lawsuits yet? I guess people that put their art on the internet still have a copyright on them, most likely marked for “non commercial use only”.

Look, if we lived in a world in which universal basic incomes were common, medicine and food were free, and we had safety nets in place to make sure everyone can live a happy and healthy life, I’d be more okay with AI art and similar tools potentially replacing traditional careers and jobs. But that’s not the case.

but your examples already show that it was unstoppable in an pre-internet era, because people want cheaper and easier. The fight was lost when someone thought about creating something that can create art.

I wish all games would have the load times of Spider-Man Remaster on the PC.

I just watched it to see what the comments on Chris Prats Mario are on about and... there’s not really any speaking here? This tells me nothing.

I think you’re mixing up “real” (TM) board gamers with “Eurogamers”.

You don’t understand what the features of Steam were at the time:

What was better than Steam for years?

Now at silver and feel like there's at least some real people. Three even used the emotes!

Now I’m bronze and still only lost / escaped three times...

Agreed. It's already visible that it's going down.. So far I haven't gotten to anything I can't do without waiting it spending money, but I'm not keeping hopes that it won't happen.

Also: the game has sneakily hidden “pay to win”:

The first 10+ games are bots, right?

I can recommend “Ship of Fools” as two player game. Great fun!

I still wonder why some pretty deep board games that have to be physically produced and shipped, and can be re-sold easily, are cheaper than many digitally delivered video games.

same. Dark Souls was a great dissapointment for my group.

That’s why I said “I’m not sure how many mini painting fans want to paint minis on a digital device.”