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[–] webghost0101@sopuli.xyz -3 points 2 weeks ago* (last edited 2 weeks ago) (1 children)

My beliefs are that all software, with no exceptions should be free and non economic, set this aside for a bit:

I still see absolutely no reason for why one art style would have more value then any other art style.

A game can be anything we can conceive. The best games i played where not about the gameplay but the stories they tell, the vibes they set, the feelings they make me feel.

Thomas was alone and limbo are technically speaking not very complex but the value those games hold is infinitely more then a modern urbisoft title.

One is expensive produced soulless junk i wouldn’t even want to install ending with an abstract value of 0 to me, the others are experiences i cherish that i cannot buy for 20 bucks anywhere else therefor far exceeding the abstract value that 20 bucks is. Its worth way more, its factually sold for way less.

But i repeat, all software should be free, art and experiences should be shared freely and the people who make them deserve the means to flourish by getting acces to the many natural resources that are being wasted on capitalism.