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Because emulators are entirely legal and doesn't facilitate piracy on their own

Someone needs to go for a walk

Jesse what the fuck are you talking about

You participate in society? Curious

Fair, but the point was that the parent company is unaffected by this, the people who work there haven't quit afaik.

Edit: hold up I just had a double take at the article and it's the publisher where people quit lmao. I actually can't read goddamn ignore me...

Edit 2: Ok I see what confused me now. On another site I read that the Alan wake deal is unaffected because that's with the parent company Annapurna Pictures. Mixed them together.

They didn't make outer wilds (the parent company Annapurna interactive published it)

ContractVille is a pretty similar game except it's also open world and coop. It has its fair share of performance issues and bugs though, especially when you're playing coop as a non host.

Inferior to other search engines. I've had more luck finding things I want using ddg when I haven't been able to on Google. Maybe I've been lucky.

Google search results have been inferior for a lot of things for a long time now

It's "Emin" that's being repeated technically

The game is extremely grindy and you can buy platinum with real money which allows you to buy a lot of things in game, not just cosmetics.

With that said though it's generally a good game if you like grinding games in general. You don't have buy platinum to get by and even if you do you can't really skip the grind as far as I know (you can skip crafting times though which can be a week long for certain things last I checked.) You can also trade with other players for platinum, although I've never dabbled so I don't know much about that honestly.

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