Quoting: Guest

Quoting: Segata SanshiroSince apparently all the content of Paradox's games reflect their views, then they must also be in favour of religious genocide, cultural assimilation, genocide of indigenous peoples, be followers of every major religion that has existed since the year ~800 concurrently, be fans of both Stalin and Hitler, colonialism, free trade, protectionism, etc.

Political correctness gone mad, something has to be done about these Marxist loons.

This motherfuckers ain't marxists.
I'm communist and i can't understand this level of stupidness about the SJWs.

Btw, it's funny how 2 or 3 comments from stupid people can make an ideology to be "loon", they don't represent us. This SJWs are just Soros puppets.

I feel you missed a joke here.

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Quoting: medvePlease, developers, let your product be free of real-world politics!

If we want to see computer games as kind of art, being free of real politics will not and must not happen.
(If we don't, it still will not and must not happen.)

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(Should have checked which article this is... X) )

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Quoting: Purple Library GuyThere is actually no irony in organized anarchism. An + archy = no ruler. Not, no rules. It's perfectly possible to be organized without a boss.

You won't find your definition in a dictionary.

I wondered the same, but di the lookup:
[It is adapted from the ancient Greek (ἀναρχία-anarchia) meaning "absence of a leader”.](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anarchy_%28international_relations%29#Etymology [External Link]:)

A word's etymology is not the same as its meaning.

Merriam-Webster, first explanation:
1 a : absence of government [External Link]

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Quoting: tuubi

Quoting: Purple Library GuyThere is actually no irony in organized anarchism. An + archy = no ruler. Not, no rules. It's perfectly possible to be organized without a boss.

You won't find your definition in a dictionary.

I wondered the same, but did the lookup:
[It is adapted from the ancient Greek (ἀναρχία-anarchia) meaning "absence of a leader”.](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anarchy_%28international_relations%29#Etymology [External Link]:)

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Especially love Martin's first answer!

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Quoting: Eike... like Feral and Aspyr.

Aspyr doesn't have a store anymore, right?

I though the same, but when I looked it up, it seems they had a store on another website, closed this one - but still have their store on their own website.

All the "BUY IT NOW" links seem to point to the Steam store though?

Hm.
https://blog.aspyr.com/2016/11/15/game-agent-sunsetting/ [External Link] says "All Aspyr games are available directly at Aspyr.com [External Link]." But there, the links go to Steam. The Mac App Store link at least looks like it could have some affiliate benefit.

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Quoting: Eike... like Feral and Aspyr.

Aspyr doesn't have a store anymore, right?

I though the same, but when I looked it up, it seems they had a store on another website, closed this one - but still have their store on their own website.

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Quoting: tuubiYou don't need a whitelist. Just stick to Steam, GOG and Humble or buy direct from dev.

... like Feral and Aspyr. If you want a game ported by them, optimally buy it from their respective store.

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Quoting: LinasOnce in a while I also buy from Indie Gala and Bundle Stars. As far as I know, they are legit stores (right?), but I have heard that they don't sell Linux keys, even if they list Linux as a platform. Can anybody shed some light on that?

http://www.epicbundle.com/official-steam-reseller [External Link] says they are official Steam resellers. Didn't find info from Steam/Valve itself.

But they are selling "Windows keys", which does not mean you can't play under Linux, but does mean that whoever is getting or counting money won't see that you're a Linux customer. This has been explicitly said by Feral:
https://www.gamingonlinux.com/forum/topic/2314?page=1

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