That's a different statement than you made before. I am also against disabling something someone paid for. But what did you mean by
The code can be stored without needing servers to be kept open
I have to store code? Can't I delete my own code?
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Meanwhile, Trump is claiming Google is interfering with his campaign by not including "Donald Trump" in autocomplete suggestions and has threatened to shut the company down.
Some MMOs seem to focus more or story and environment than being challenging. I got into Final Fantasy XIV and it's also ridiculously easy. People are into it because of the story and characters (ERP).
This is being built in the town of Wemding which celebrated its 1,200 year anniversary in 1993. The idea was to build something that would take 1,200 years to complete in order to emphasize how long the town has been in existence. People saying its stupid or going to be abandoned are forgetting the town itself has existed for longer.
Well there go my vacation plans!
Hitman was one of my favourite series. I'm not paying a subscription to play a single player game. Screw IO Interactive and their greedy executives for ruining a great series!
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That's fine for single player games but modifying some massive MMO so that someone can host it on a laptop is literally impossible. This language applies to everything. EVE Online, WoW, FFXIV, all of it would need to be able to run on someone's home computer when they're purposefully built from the ground up to work on massive servers?