minor correction, there WAS a second one. They couldn't recover after messing up the launch of Robocraft 2, and eventually the studio itself shut down.
Robocraft 2. I loved the original, but they messed up its monetization really bad over time, when a sequel got announced i was expecting the game to return to its roots with a rewrite. Instead, it felt more of a downgrade compared to the original.
This headline is about them not complying with age verification, which is something I'd agree with. Fuck reddit overall but not their fault in this regard
Game platforms should act neutral towards player reviews, because If people who have bought the game cannot express how they feel about the game, that would kill what makes Steam better for the players.
It's honestly really sad for the surgeon. Before undergoing surgery the patient must disclose everything that could make complications on the operation for a reason, a doctor does not care what crimes the patient commits and won't have a reason to snitch, but not knowing the patient using banned substances that affect surgery could lead to life altering (and in this case outright ending it) problems.
In digital world, there's no backdoor that only the good guys can access. The possibility of a bad actor accessing the same data that a court order would provide always exists. The true way of being safe against bad actors is being privacy focused as much as possible.
minor correction, there WAS a second one. They couldn't recover after messing up the launch of Robocraft 2, and eventually the studio itself shut down.