In a perfect world, every dollar we spend goes right to the creators who made the creation.

In a perfect world, shit’s created without someone having to create it to make money. A market without middlemen is still a market.

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Hell yeah Sauerbraten all the way

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Aaah yeeah instead looking forward to Fallout 8 and Elder Scrolls 36 I need that fresh Todd slop badly

Yeah I do have a similar fear. Valve is something special. I tried to hate them, they’re filthy-rich corpos after all, but I can’t. Something of value will be lost when Valve finally succumbs to enshittification, which cannot be said of a lot of other big companies.

But my fear isn’t necessarily about Steam. I have like 20-30 games in my library. Steam is simply the least shit way to play games you have/want to pay for.

why do most communist States have this knack for massive intelligence gathering on its own citizens?

Corporations have this knack too. Everybody in power does. It’s just that one privately owned corporation can only reach so far.

Pls Rito don’t ban the toxic players, keep them in League and Valorant you’e like the SCP foundation or some shit. Don’t just release them inters back into the real world I BEG YOU RITO PLESAE

The battery life is interesting. Everything else, yawn

Wake me up when there’s a new, more efficient APU and they stop marketing better displays, more memory and USB while not even having trackpads.

Better (and adjustable) random empire creation. Not just to tackle the spawn bias towards militarist empires or to deactivate certain civics (which can be done with mods), but to make the world feel more alive and to make it more idk immersive. I know this can be circumvented somewhat with pre-scripted empires, but they do not affect empires that form during the game (from a rebellion/split, Great Khan etc). This always bothered me in single player, the nations aren’t just randomly generated, they also feel like they are.

There are (modded) DRG lobbies with extreme player counts, and I don’t think it’s that hard to set them up. The problem I see with DRG is that it can be pretty spooky at times (similar to Minecraft or Subnautica), so it might not be suitable for a 10 year old.