If you're talking about Unity and Godot, the main difference is that one tried to scam their customers by unilaterally changing the terms of contract and requesting an asinine amount of money based on downloads (not purchases) of games made with the engine, without even having a system in place to keep track of them.
The other is Godot.
Hi, I found a small bug. I'll mention it here since it's related to the settings page, which you are working on for this update.
If I tap on Settings -> Misc -> Customize post quick actions, all the other options on the same page are deactivated.
Thank you a lot!
And extra thanks because this was a request I made some time ago. I really appreciate you going back to add it.
Thank you so much for another great release
Unfortunately I don't think that the edited time works as intended. To me, it seems it just repeats the publish time.
In the top left corner of the screen is the current page. I think by default it's either All or Local. Tap on that and select Subscribed.
When you are on the page you want as your home page, tap on the three dots on the bottom right corner of the screen -> Set as home page.
In a blog post, CIG chief Chris Roberts said 2024 will see the launch of Star Citizen Alpha 4.0 (yes, Star Citizen is still in alpha) [...] However, there is still no release date or even release window for Star Citizen 1.0. CIG will share the roadmap later this year.
Lol. I wish I, too, was able to convince people to give me 600 million dollars to do fuck all for 12 years.
That's a lot of words to say that you like professor Birch more than professor Oak.
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THANK YOU!
The best approach is to play games that respect their customers by having no microtransactions, or a fair monetization.
Most games that respect these criteria are indie games. The devs of those games deserve your money more than any AAA company, and their games are often just as fun as those you played when you were younger years ago.
I played CrossCode a few years ago, and it's been the most fun I've had in years. I don't know about arcade fighting games, but surely there must be an alternative.
So, T4B splits from Microsoft-owned ActiBlizz... To keep working with Microsoft. Odd.
But anyway, they were one of the very few developers I cared about in the ActiBlizz group, so I'm happy to see them going independent. I hope it turns out fine for them.
I suppose this also means that Microsoft is not interested in having a new Spyro/Crash game? Otherwise, why let them split up?
Seriously. Why do gamers spend thousands of hours on games they hate. Life's full of shit to do. Go play something else. Or, God forbid, touch some grass. Why waste the little time you have on earth doing something you don't like.