That’s a matter of perspective and context.

No, there are other options, including just building your engine from scratch. You can builf an app with Unreal; you cannot distribute an iOS apo without the App Store...or rely on the gray market of jailbroken iOS.

Last game I played, I lost the tail AFTER the buzzer. Haven’t played since...

I’ve seen griefers at the finish line all the time, but the other night I decided to just walk up and give ‘em a hug. Had another guy come along and join us for a group hug. It was oddly sweet and hilarious at the same time.

Silver lining of all this is that our kids haven’t been able to bring home who knows what everyday illness. I’m fairly certain that the last five months have been the longest stretch I’ve gone without some sort of minor malady since we had our first kid 8 years ago.

The only way I don’t qualify first the first 2-3 rounds is either due to a comedy of errors or because of a team-based game. I don’t know that I’ve ever not qualified on the first round. If I did get disqualified first round, it most certainly was something like I got trampled and just sat there rolling underfoot…

What’s the cost comparison look like. I used to be able to go weeks without mine bothering me, but in recent months they’re getting foggy within a week’s time regardless of what I do.

Out of the three existing finale games, Royal Fumble is one I can actually win.

Had some in both our houses and installed all three myself. Have to say, I’ve not had any problems with mine.

Honestly, most cases I have seen are people with a persecution complex.

DMCA is a common tool, and that’s what they utilize most often. They get places to stop hosting content that contains their IP. It’s what they would do with YouTube (and may still make focused attempts at certain types of videos) as well as to pull ROMs from a hosting site. They typically ask/request a takedown, not…

Enlighten me as to what it is. First I've heard of it.

I don’t see this “blanket approach” you claim. Yeah, a few years ago, there was a definite blanket approach to digital content on things like YouTube, but it was not mod focused. It was very broadly about their IP, including their own legitimate games that could effectively be considered free advertising.

Oh, there’s both rhyme and reason behind it when you know the history.

It really depends on if they DISTRIBUTE any copyrighted material.

Super Mario 64 PC port is still alive and kicking.

The boss fights are pretty cool, but yeah, the grunts are just a time sink.

I dont see this whole “move the screen where you can’t see it” problem and I’ve probably spent half my time with the game in portable mode.

I’ll be playing/doing several different things this weekend:

Technically, the season runs until the 17th, so additional changes might not happen until then.