You can literally just download and use it, do you expect a free software not to have some sort of paid option in it's site? All the paid stuff is for business use, if you're just using it for yourself they don't ask for payment info nor do they bother you to pay at any moment

Sitting next to the toilet??

Dude never heard of slipons or Velcro

Gba games on my phone were the shit in my late teens

Wouldn't your players then know the layout of all your dungeons if they find out?

Frankly op replied to his own post multiple times with no prompting whatsoever, just reading through this stuff I'm concerned about him as well. LLM stuff not withstanding and even if he's right he seems somewhat obsessed with this in an unhealthy way

Yep, we were headed straight to become the next Venezuela. Only time will tell if we really avoided it or not, things seem to be looking up but we've been fucked over multiple times before

My country's economy is so far down the drain hole we didn't even have loans until last month, the banks were only loaning to the government because it paid better

But hey at least we have public universities

I never understood techies that do climbing, how are their wrists not completely fucked adding that kind of exercise to the usual tech problems??

My point isn't about the game getting or no getting updates. My point is about having every game be always online and it becoming unplayable when the publisher pulls the plug on it

And I'm not talking about MMOs where the multiplayer aspect is the core of the experience.

There's plenty of games with a really good single player campaign that can't be played anymore because the publisher pulled the plug on the servers and threw the key away.

Not to mention things like diablo 3 or the last remake of sim city

How do you deal with annoying birds out in the wild?

I'm just happy we moved to an AI bubble to raise stock prices instead of continuing to lay off essential personnel to do it