yea hack "attribution" is mostly bs
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wheb I use cheatcodes it usually ruins the game for me (what is the point playing now that i can have everything)
Not sure what other "opinions" you are alluding to.
Who has been jailed for that in Germany? Genuinely curious.
I always pushed to meet in person early instead of weeks of chatting. Far easier to fight out if there is chemistry and you can continue chatting after (if it goes well ofc)
It's relatively simple to use random credentials everywhere and to completely disconnect your hacker persona from RL.
Or is it that we only hear about those that do this...
But yea I stopped using them in 2016, so they got that much worse since then I guess?
Of course social media and the internet has enshittified a lot over the last 10 years, so my experience could be different now.
Not sure if OP meant that but I saw that opinion around.
This is insane, hard to believe tumeric is the main culprit. But then again lots of these children probsbly live in India, where the leadtumeric seems to be most popular.
Dogfood your social media, the food you produce, the enterprise software you write etc.
Alas its not that easy
Of course this is related to creative work, like coding, writing, design etc.
Less creative work like kitchen work, or manual labour in general I can do until my body gives up (16h shifts used to be no problem but I'm getting older...)
To be honest I rarely have more than 3-4 productive hours in a day, where I actually get hard stuff done. Sure on special days I can be productive 8+ hours; but those are rare.
I too feel that there is little desire to rehabilitate people who have committed a crime. Once you are in that category you are marked for life, and visibly. It's still a stigma in countries that don't have public records (people talk), but there is at least the possibility of becoming a better person and moving on.
tbh that is all you need for a truly exceptional product, not just in gaming. And it's insanely hard to do that.
Dungeon Keeper is still one of the best games I played after all these years and I will die defending it on this hill.
so I agree its a valid marketing strat and so far it worked out for him, more or less.
I think people are so passionate in this thread because we want him to be better, to actually be the godsent genius that will make the ultimate game.
I gotta say no game designer made me dream like Molyneux and just for that I love him, even if not all of his dreams became reality.
But he has the vision and power to inspire, and that is rare as well.