AnonStoleMyPants

Just bought Dune from a second hand store, never read it. Gonna start that soon!

I should play the campaign through again. Haven't played the game after the 10 acts became a thing so essentially I'm just a noob again. I've mostly read that people are sick of the campaign because they have already played it a billion times, and not that first timers are having a bad time.

Bland, really? I've never thought it being bland. Though I have not played the game aftee the 10 acts became a thing so maybe it has changed.

You get tens of hours of high-quality gameplay for free when you go through the campaign. How is that not saying much? I feel like it is not a bad deal at all. If you like the game when you probably need to drop some money to get most out of the experience. I think that's fine. Though it is a fine line where they are walking in terms of monetization through inventory management. Would be interesting to know how large portion of the income is from stash tabs etc vs cosmetics.

Yeah in divinity the origin characters were great, and their storylines fun. I kinda hoped BG3 would have the same because I really wanted to play an origin character with some cool sub-plot that we uncover while playing the main story.

Those laws often include punishments for the enablers

I did not know this but I guess it makes sense. But yes many countries do have these kinds of laws. Then sure, it is a good idea to know the laws regarding this of the country you are visiting.

you’re still saying you do it to help others “break the law”, it’s just someone else’s law that you don’t agree with

I don't quite understand this. How is this different from this case: a substance is prohibited in a country X, but not in yours. You sell the produce in your country, and people from country X come to visit your store and buy the produce. They might take it back home, and hence, break the law. Or they might use it down the street.

How are you to blame for this? Though in OPs case the produce is given away.

Oh okay yeah that makes sense.

Wait what does dns have to do with censoring? I though censoring would come from your internet provider and changing dns provider would not actually circumvent anything because the connection is still going through them. Am I completely mistaken?

Ooh that's a neat way to work around this.

Thanks for the post! Been thinking of spinning my own instance as well because my Hetzner server doesn't get used that much. Though then I would have to actually make sure it stays up and that I won't just dip out one day lol.

It's not going anywhere. I'm sure like 90% of people there don't care at all what is happening. Probably more than 90, considering that about 5% used third party apps.