Movies are way too expensive and make a bad example to say games should be more expensive. Inflation made people have less expandable money for luxury products but games don’t get cheaper for some reason. Movies have become so expensive that people go less and less to the cinema, even in areas where everything is clean, perfect audio and nice seats. Streaming might be cheaper but most can’t use an expensive bass sound system at home, so that’s not it.

Games have become to ambitious and that’s the publishers fault all alone. Now they try to convince everyone to pay more for games instead of stopping their miss management and you walk right into this trap.

So sandbox games become almost free and big blockbuster games with 5 million lines of dialogue and AAA graphics cost 3k?

Maybe it’s just too expensive? I don’t see myself pay 18 bucks for a little indie game with quick repetitiv gameplay. Of course it was work to create the game, but I can’t tell how long it is or how long I’d play it, before I get bored by the gameplay. Should’ve gone with 10 bucks.

This game is fantastic. At first you got to get used to setting up production lines and how to tech up quickly, but once you got the hang of it, its super fun, even just vs AI.

Is there a chance Valve did this on purpose? An NDA isn’t anything new, but they didn’t have people sign any and a simple in game notice, to not share information, is pretty much the same, as telling people to not think about a purple elephant, the second you mention it. Marketing is everything these days and all I see is a ton of news and people talking about this game. You almost couldn’t have done it any better way.

Pineapple flavored

I don’t understand the install instructions. I downloaded all the jars of step 2. Imported the folder into Visual Studio Code, checked that my Java Configuration is set to Java 17.

And now “Main Class: com.joardanbunke.stripple_effect.StrippleEffect”

What?

I tried creating a launcher.json, but here I don’t know what to put into. With chatgpt I added some stuff like { “main class”: com.jordanbunke.stripple_effect.StrippleEffect"} and some more info like " classPathes": ${workspaceFolder}/lib/*" And saved it into .vscode folder.

Edit: I got the StrippleEffect.java to no longer have red errors, but when I try task run it is missing a .settings fie in my roaming folder. I guess I made a mistake in the launcher.json.

I guess I need to compile the .java to a jar? I created a tasks file in my .vscode folder and run Tasks: Run Build Task. But now it complains about missing packages.

When running Tasks: error package com.jordanbunke.delta_times does not exist import com.joardanbunke.delta_time.OnStartup

I tried to put the jars into the com\jordanBunke folder. No luck.

In the past, even the most shady companies were giving away stuff for free, to lure you in. Here you got to pay, by watching ads. Disney is a thug.

Minecraft, Satisfactory and not sure if I have time for a third one, but I’d pick Terraria.

Attach money to the collar, to complete the cat delivery service.

Don’t buy the anal vibrator on Temu

It’s also not like as if I care. In case of total collapse and me being hungry, I’ll just take the food regardless. Cash is pointless as we’ve already moved digital, even in a cash country like mine.

All fucking idiots.

Super Gay

Old meme

Thanks, I hope I remember this if this ever is relevant to me.

Big pillow

Finally big enough for OPs mom

Rimworld, Terraria, Minecraft, Satisfactory, basically sandbox games, where each playthrough is different.

Where’s the “If AI destroys humanity, we deserved it”?