Also it's only a viable solution as long as there are countries that don't have age verification laws. 10 years from now there's going to be a very busy VPN endpoint somewhere in Antarctica.
It's a bandaid fix that doesn't address the actual problem.
Is their Spanish course based on any particular country's dialect?
Don't know about other places with a deposit system, but in Finland 98% of aluminium cans are recycled. Seems to work pretty well
I remember someone creating a "FreeTibet" guild in some Chinese MMO like 15 years ago. They did not fly under the radar for more than 15 minutes.
I've been thinking about picking up 6 since the setting looks interesting but you're not getting my hopes up lol. Then again I haven't played a Far Cry game since FC2 so maybe I'd still be fine and just not know what I'm missing out on.
Any idea if they've fixed any of those things in patches, since you mention it being broken on release? Though I guess the point about copy paste assets still stands, as well as fundamental problems related to the design.
Yeah, I've blocked every US-specific community I've seen on the everything feed but it keeps spilling into seemingly unrelated communities too. And it's only going to get worse.
Would be rad if a service actually let you download a movie you purchased as an mkv file or something. Can't see it happening though
Reddit added the same functionality some time ago, I'm a bit sad it's a thing here too but oh well. People seem to like it. My favourite thing about reddit was it being text-based though
Thats a noble principle but it doesn't really work when the game is an older or somewhat obscure one without much developer support left. Especially online games that have some fuckery preventing them from running via proton/wine.
I know it's more of an edge case, but theres dozens of us holding onto some shitty 20-year old MMOs