Go figure, I thought it was pronounced “Reeve.”

The fist paid DLC,  im curious as to how that works

Scalpers truly ruin everything these days, it’s such a huge bummer. As someone that’s collected import Japanese figures from different series and manufacturers for years it’s a bummer to see the scalpers reaching so many new kinds of product and properties these days, nothing is safe.

I could potentially see the argument that he can’t get money because it’s a modification to a different company’s software. But the implication that making mods is not a type of labor is Grade A “I have no idea what I am talking about” horseshit. 

I bet those internet pirates must be shivering their timbers.

Modding has a long tradition of being free. Mainly because it’s typically derivative work that can be legally distributed only with the permission of the owners of the actual game. Because of this, modders who try to charge for their work tend to get huge blowback (and, in some cases get themselves a nice cease and…

Yea, threaten the pirates. That always goes well for the multibillion dollar studios, I’m sure it will work great for one small man.

I’m just suggesting that creative jobs aren’t any more important than “unskilled menial labor.”

Except with those examples, you’re trying to compare an inherently creative pursuit with unskilled menial labor.

Cameras did put a lot of painters out of business, though. Most, in fact.

It’s so exhausting to have to explain why that isn’t an apt comparison over and over. I wish people would put more than a minute of thought into this issue.

Cameras did mostly put the realistic portrait painting industry out of business, people only get a realistic painting done of themselves if they’re interested in…

spez has no idea what he is doing these days. fairly sure a dart board isnt even involved with the decisions he makes. because I think that could at least land on good decisions more often.

Something that I think many people might not realize is that voice actors are significantly more vulnerable to AI replacements than just about any other creative field right now.

Every industry that is utilizing AI is a bigger power grab than you may realize - why else are they trying to insulate the masses through the concept of “convenience”? Yeah, THEIRS! This is bigger than simply automation, corporations are literally making a push to control your individuality, your creative skills -…

If they aren’t paying there is agood reason. Either they don’t believe they have anything of value or they don;t believe the obviously malicious source will keep their word and continue to try and extort them for more afterwards.

Never pay the danegeld, for they will come back and demand more.

Exactly. Beyond the out of nowhere face change, the reason provided for it is pure horseshit.

I don’t like the new face, looks too young but that is just my Opinion and this is not the problem i have with the face change.

The problem I have is they said that it would help facial animation and it was necessary. I’m a rigger in the video game industry and I call this statement bullshit. Especially with today’s…

Previously published games were pointedly NOT exempt. There was language that applied the rule retroactively depending on various circumstances, such as if it received updates recently, since Unity counted any work of any kind being done to a game as “agreeing to the new terms”

The steam page has the following disclaimer: