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The good news is that hopefully less developers will use that engine for future games. Not sure if it's unique for pathfinder, but the performance is abysmal considering the graphical fidelity it offers.
Not all that interested in defederation of the mentioned instance, but I'm curious about the DMCA justification. Do they have active requests they are ignoring, or is it just theoretical scenario for now?
What is the implication of this for future potential defederations. I don't expect instances in Russia and similar countries to care much for western DMCA requests.
For modding, it's very useful to not have everything statically linked. DLSS swapping is probably the most prominent use case nowadays.
You can just run the code in the debugger to see if it does what you expect.
Their statement said nothing about giving a complete experience from day one. You cut out the central part of the whole statement which is "without the need for additional purchases".
The whole point of the public statement is about not requiring users to spend additional money to get the whole game. It got nothing to do with early access.
Strange, is there really no report button on lemmy/Jerboa?
How in the world does ligatures work with monospace
Edit: I see now that it's the symbols and not necessarily the letters you guys are merging.
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