They released PA in Early Access, then continued development and published that better more complete game as PA: Titans. And you had to buy it again if you weren’t a backer but a filthy peasant who supported them during Early Access instead of during the Kickstarter.
Whaaat? The developer that already fucked over their fans once now do it again? What a strange singular thing to happen, definitely not a trend or anything.
And yes I’m still salty over the rugpull they did with Planetary Annihilation: Titans.
Coop Immersive Sim sounds awesome to be honest.
Greed was meant not only as greed for money but greed for power in general. Money itself is worthless, only its substitution for power is why it’s important in the first place.
I agree with your comment, but I didn’t talk about economic structures, but rather about how power is distributed in a society. That is closely connected to the economic structure, sure. But for example the Soviet Union was state socialism and started enough wars themselves. Also not because the workers wanted it, but those in power did.
The problem is and always was the power structure and the greed of those at the top of it. It had many different names and forms during history.
Correct, but that shows what an chemical engineering masterpiece photosynthesis is.
It also isn’t just one step, but multiple smaller steps in between, which make it possible to break the C-O bond.
But the difference is, that for photosynthesis, there are other reaction partners that are able to bond to the Carbon and Oxygen atom. For the decomposition, they likely were in a pure CO2 atmosphere, making it hard for the atoms to find better reaction partners than each other.
The Mechanicus trailer is maybe the greatest ever.
I also fondly remember the Skyrim reveal trailer, because the music was so epic when I saw it for the first time, in ancient times.
Certain death tomorrow is better than certain death today.
I share your pessimistic view on what this win means, but don’t get disheartened. It is still a win for privacy and citizen rights.
It was the one good thing the german liberal party FDP was good for, but they aimed to destroy the coalition from the inside (literally! they made plans and discussion meetings when the best time to destroy it would be). And now they are out and we have the SPD and the Greens left. So one party who really has a hard on for surveillance and the other one who is undecided.
Yeah, somehow the openendedness gave me a little bit of “it’s not over yet” feeling. But now it feels like the coffin nail being put in.