I view it like the “discomforting uncle versus outright hateful aunt”. I still really don’t want to support him, but equally, fuck her, she’s out here on the fucking daily with her shit.
Plus, at this point, telling someone to pirate anything Rowling is like telling someone to breathe. You’re either doing it, or okay with the outcome of your actions.
Eh, it’s kinda down to personal perspective. In mine, absolutely a reasonable way to handle things if you love the art, but don’t feel morally comfortable supporting the artist.
I recommend people pirate Enders Game, because fuck Orson Scott Card.
I haven’t had any issues from anything I’ve gotten from them. Just the standard GOG offline install files.
No nipple to tweak? No deal!
“Can’t expect me to train my replacement if I don’t remember how I did it!”
Is it considered regicide if you take down an empress?
Either way, time to take back the holy land.
It’s genuinely a lot. EMPRESS has an ego, and has started shit with anyone they can. This ranges from other crackers, to repackers, to the people requesting cracks. They see themselves as the hot shit because “I’m the only one who can crack Denuvo”.
I can’t wait until it’s revealed to be a worse version of Active Worlds filled to the brim with their insane ramblings.
Procrastinating writing the reply.
He had 100,000 hours of practice.
Hey, either way, it’s not false advertising.
I’m not surprised that worked, bacon and sweets work rather well together. Chocolate-dipped bacon is actually quite nice!
Another fun one is cook up some bacon, mix it in with some pancake batter. Bacon-mixed pancakes with some butter and warm maple syrup? Amazing.
The story is trope-y as all hell, but it definitely aims at hitting the “all ages” market, and doesn’t shy away from stepping into some heavier territory, though it’s handled in a way that kids get the “this is bad” message. Very much relies on “the power of friendship beats anything” framework.
The gameplay is fairly fun, but definitely play the updated versions. The original controls feel clunky compared to modern games.
Getting the entire story to this point involves sitting through a few “movies”(cutscenes stitched together, but officially done), as some of the games haven’t been remastered and are still locked to old hardware, or in the case of one game, was being taken offline.
Aren’t there external Workshop downloaders floating around, or has Valve closed that gap?
I feel like GOG deserves at least some respect. They don’t have a perfect track record, by any means, but I find them at least reliable, decent sales, have gotten some fun freebies out of them in the past.
And, hey, shopping cart. Which shouldn’t be a selling point, I’m fucking flabbergasted that it came to this on any platform, but that’s another point above EPIC.
You Linux users sure are a contentious people.
I’m with you. The white stands out more, adds a little flair to it. The grey just kinda blends in.
Of course, I’m the weirdo who gets attached to their controllers, so take that as you will.
Oh shit, I didn’t see what comm we’re in.
Piracy Wiki/megathread. There’s an archive in the Roms section that you can find Wii .isos on. Every one I’ve tried has been clean.
There’s a wiki of the high seas that may help find a certain archive.
Where the db is, I have zer0 clue.
Eh, 'e’s mostly 'armless.
This is the real reason why we haven’t seen a new Splinter Cell. Can’t shoot out the lights, the technology is just lost to time.