Quoting: EhvisAnd the more you decorate it, the quicker it goes. Probably goes for reading as well. So if you do it efficiently, you can easily finish the game in less than 100 days.

Thanks, I was wondering what kind of world Liam lives in, where 340 days have passed since March. :tongue:

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Hm, Everspace has two DLCs on Steam, how does it work on Stadia? Are they included, or are they separate purchases, or are they just not there?

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Any word on the price? I would like that but with a bit more ram...

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That's a good move, I will definitely want to test how it works with my connection before buying anything.

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Since Stadia seems to be coming to my country, a question: if I buy Stadia Pro on Dec 1st, how many games will I get? All that have been added to the Pro subscription so far (there are quite a few listed on the page) or just one or two that are meant "for December"?

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That ugly red clitoris nipple wtfisitcalled in the middle of the keyboard though...

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Quoting: Eike

Quoting: pb

Quoting: EikeActually, real cloud exclusiveness would be the death of piracy. If you never get your hands on any binaries to begin with...

Binaries always exist somewhere, so...

Of course, but it would be much more hard to get them. Before game releases, binaries exist somewhere, too, but how many games come cracked before they were released? (The question is not rhetorical, I actually don't know. I think it did happen, but not too often?)

Well, in times where games were mostly burned on cds and then dvds, it was fairly common for pirates to get hold of master discs before the release, same for movies etc. Stealing pre-release files is far more trickier but not impossible, happened to HL2 among others. Anyway, where there's money and/or fame, there's incentive and these huge companies have a looot of employees...

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Quoting: Eike

Quoting: pbIf this continues and if they start having exclusives, piracy will surge. Nobody wants more than 1-2 subscriptions, if any.

Actually, real cloud exclusiveness would be the death of piracy. If you never get your hands on any binaries to begin with...

Binaries always exist somewhere, so...

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Quoting: kuhpunktKinda worried about the future honestly... so much fragmentation, everybody wants its own thing.

If this continues and if they start having exclusives, piracy will surge. Nobody wants more than 1-2 subscriptions, if any.

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I think it's just another step closer to Linux(kernel)-based Windows. They'll keep porting stuff so the future inevitable switch is easier.

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