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This is a PR issue. For some bizarre reason they decided that game preservation should be independent of the right to repair movement a movement that had fairly significant momentum by the time they started talking about games preservation. So for some insane reason they separated the two concepts in people’s minds and that resulted in nobody caring.

Then they decided to whine about the fact that it was unsuccessful despite the fact that they’d essentially done everything they could to kneecap the movement.

So how is that different?

I don’t understand, the arguement is whether or not they should have equated this to the right to repair movement, and then you say you think that’s a bad idea but I don’t understand your justification. Your justification seems to be that people don’t care about software, but my if they do not care about software, then they also do not care about hardware, and therefore your comment is irrelevant.

I literally don’t understand your justification for not equating game preservation to right to repair.

People are already talking about to right to repair, so why not take advantage of that, why make life more difficult for yourself than it needs to be?

But politicians will actually be prepared to get behind right to repair. But they regard games as a bit infantile, and don’t really want to be involved. A point that was made right at the start of all of this and was then completely ignored.

The update log essentially seems to be look at these nice clouds I don’t think we’ve seen any actual gameplay yet at all

That’s not a British or Irish sign, and they are the only places in Europe that speak English. So I think that’s an American sign it certainly looks like an American sign.

It looks like they’re going for natural wildflowers, which means that there will be periods of time where it’s basically all just green. What you get in return though is lots of interesting grasses but the image is pretty low resolution so you can’t really see all that.

That’s just a street in Europe, it’s what they look like.

I think the entire thing spins around in a giant circle in the centre of the room in order to generate centrifugal gravity. Seems like the most sensible way

My life ambition is now to become a yuppy day trader and conduct video meetings like this.

Except it’s the Trump administration we’re talking about here. So they’d fuck it up in some way.

It’s amazing that with how much power that he has that he wasn’t able to rig an election.

I don’t know why they’re trying to push this narrative that Iran having nuclear weapons is somehow more bad for Western society than, for example, North Korea having nuclear weapons.

They’re acting as if no hostile power has ever had nuclear weapons before.

You’d have to get pretty lucky with cats. Mine jumped over the garden fence yesterday and then got stuck and had to be rescued from the shadow dimension of the side passage, because apparently it’s a one-way fence.

You can’t bring a lawsuit for something you think might happen.

It’s been out like a week I don’t think there’s been time for anyone to experience stick drift yet.

The problem is that it requires disassembling the controller. Apparently that’s a quite the pain for the switch 2

They’ll just get sued again if they try that.

I’ve never had stick drift with PlayStation or Xboxes despite people telling me it’s a problem. The switch though is awful for it.

I don’t know what they do to make their analogue sticks so bad but they’re definitely getting them from the world’s cheapest supplier, apparently one that even Sony and Microsoft turned up their noses to.

Well I suppose you’ve got to protect where they’ll see it.