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no Swedish law is being violated

Unfortunately, Swedish courts disagreed

No offence taken! I don't actually know anything about it other than it's super popular in China. I saw a chart claiming that something like 85% of sales of this game were in China

Wukong is an incredibly popular literary/mythic character in China and originally tied into Taoist religious beliefs. I guess if you just see him as a monkey you might not get the appeal.

There are too many people who have way too much money and don't care. Games with aggressive monetization aren't going anywhere but the same is true for games made by passionate devs who care about making a good game. Anyone complaining all games are soulless cash grabs isn't giving smaller indie devs a chance.

The incantation is Sildenafil

The secret is to under ~~cook the onions~~ regulate the industries.

My guess is he wants to monetize the onlyfans posters. "Subscribe to my subreddit for $5 a month!"

tl;dw if over 1,000,000 EU residents across 7 EU countries sign a petition, then the EU parliment will be forced to at least acknowledge it. The petition is asking for the EU to make it illegal for games to become inoperable after purchase.

When a Roman family has their 16th child.

It's still crazy to me that when a game studio had a bunch of users reporting crashes they blamed Intel for making bad CPUs and they were right!

Kind of like what happened with McAfee! Just don't look up

Excuse me, but my waifu has plenty of assets!