Yeah, that’s when you fuck with them. Make them regret doing that. Make a point they will never forget. Lol

And how they might use that information against you, now or in the future.

Thank you for this. Super helpful

That was a really excellent write up, thank you for elaborating. It’s helpful to know the truth of how these companies are acting, and important for consumers to try not to forget. They will continue to take advantage, if we allow it.

Name and shame them

Oh that would be cool. I should probably just look at a guide or something. I think that would be beneficial for me nowadays in general anyway.

For sure, I will probably mute or turn it way down next time.

I need to give this another chance, but I wasn’t able to get past the initial first level because of the constant alarm sounding in the background.

This is something that should’ve been backwards compatible, not re-released

Ok, that one might catch my interest.

You think they’re going to vastly improve it though? My impression is they’ll do some kind of gimmick again. I could be wrong though.

This guy is a fucking hero for calling out these companies’ bullshit practices like that. I don’t really care if there’s some misstep about the open source thing. The content that I’ve seen from him is still good in my opinion.

Fuck Adobe.

and then they’d re-sell it a bunch of times after that too.

That looked like it could be fun, the trailer did a good job presenting the game.

You might check xda forums and see if it’s capable of flashing a custom ROM. Not sure how much functionality you might forfeit though

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Interesting. I didn’t have those same reactions, but your reasons are valid. The game kept my interest through the majority of it, though I never did beat it. I definitely just nope’d out of some of the more difficult areas in the game, so I kind of get what you’re saying. For me though, I felt like the mechanics were enough to keep me playing even if the characters weren’t that interesting or whatever.

With Nine Sols so far I’m really enjoying it (I haven’t played that much yet). It is rather difficult though, and I’m not sure how far I’ll get with it before I get burned out on it…

Falkerie71’s comment was pretty accurate.

I hated Hollow Knight

but why though?

Less complex is definitely better in this scenario. Getting people to switch and use another piece of software will already be a challenge.

I’ll check that one out though, and thank you!

I will keep that one in mind, thank you for the reference.