I would actually say OP should remove the [satire] tag. Good satire is when it’s difficult to figure out whether you are making fun of the topic or agreeing with it.

Adding a [satire] kills the whole comedy vibe.

The speculation in the article that eventually Unity will be bought by some private equity type criminal group that will destroy the solution seems very realistic.

Honestly this sounds like a guerilla marketing campaign of sorts.

Feel free to share at [email protected].

Subscribers will appreciate it.

Some indie games and AAA games from 10 years ago should be fine.

That being said, SSD costs are low enough these days that you should be able to play off an SSD.

Replacing LW with another option works too.

I strongly believe any discussion around federation/centralization should be avoided when bringing in new users. They will figure it out themselves and if they feel like it make adjustments accordingly.

LW is fine. This a community dedicated to a niche video-game genre. The community already existed, just had very few posts.

1. Sign up on lemmy.world
2. Pick some communities to subscribe on https://lemmy.world/communities?listingType=All&sort=TopMonth&page=1
3. For mobile get the “Voyager on Lemmy” app (available on Android/iOS) and log in with your lemmy.world account.

Leisure Suit Larry: Magna Cum Laude features Larry’s nephew studying in University.

There likely are (I quit Twitter over a year ago), just because it does unique coverage on many topics.

Sure, but centre-right (real conservatives, not far right and oligarch shills) should have a voice on Lemmy.

I would assume a publication like “Nintendo Life” will promote Nintendo irrespective of what the issue is.

And to my limited understanding, the people who buy/use Nintendo are either children (you are not going to tell them they have shit taste) or hardcore fanboys who on some level will defend any action by Nintendo no matter what.

I believe it’s a Star Trek instance and a smaller instance that’s called lemmy.one or something like that.

Good to see another instance defederate from ML. Now if only more of the non-tankie communities moved off ML (it’s slowly happening).

What’s are you on about? There is no centralised censorship. Every instance can make their own decision around whether they want to federate with ML.

With the price of GPUs what they are, who risks messing around with new GPUs like that?

Best option is to not click on any content related to Musk with the exception of “need to be informed” type news reports. Even adjacent things like SpaceX etc.

It’s almost certainly not going to have much connection to the Marathon series beyond the name and general thematic direction.

I would love to be priced wrong.

Simcity 3000 doesn’t have NAM or anything similar. 😀NAM is a must install for Simcity 4. It’s one of the reason I think Simcity 3000 is a bit more approachable.

I stand by what I say. It is clear that CIG are being dishonest in terms of what they have achieved.

Server meshing is mostly a marketing project to maintain confidence in cash shop spend. Not saying people haven’t worked on it, but the main aim is to keep selling JPEGs.

Using your Dark Age of Camelot example, server meshing would be expanding the map using 2 different “gamespaces” and allowing players the ability to transition between those gamespaces seamlessly without any loading screens and without realizing that they even crossed a boundary at some point. It let’s you massively expand the area in which you can travel without loading screens.

So a single dual core Pentium Pro CPU handles a shard of 4K players, with a comparable server CPU being limited exclusively to trading/transactions and another high end Pentium Pro being limited to (as per your description) a high traffic IRC server?

Do you have any sources on this? I am genuinely curious. I am happy to learn more about Dark Age of Camelot’s architecture (even if I am wrong), but I also won’t take CIG marketing/propaganda at face value.