The problem is capitalism, plain and simple.
msage
joined 2 years ago
I used to have $5 on Patreon... but it seemed dead. I wrote a message asking what's up, but no response.
The whole org is a shitshow from what little pieces of info I have, still waiting for Dendride, hoping the front-ends will stabilize.
I've been using Matrix selfhosted as my primary communication tool since 2017, not connecting it to matrix.org (tried once, deleted instance afterwards), and I love it, but the org... meh.
Sims and sports games are just rehashes.
Or re-releases.
And every AAA studio will slowly stop investing into new IPs.
Unless you use Redhat or just fork anything yourself without upstreaming changes.
I don't know what you mean.
Every sports game is barely an asset flip, sometimes even with wrong years.
WHY DO PEOPLE BUY THAT??!
I pre-ordered the Steam Deck.
That is the only thing I did in the last decade.
And the market proves it's true.
How in the hell is EA still not dead?
Many studios produce barely acceptable shit, yet people buy it in droves.
I mean, yeah, but that's just how things work out in everything.
It's like 99.8% fatality ATM.
Learning how things work is the #1 priority if you don't want to be taken advantage of.
You don't need full communism, just make sure companies are owned by the workers, suddenly they will have more money, free time, they will cut down the working hours, and that will help passion projects like these and many more.
There's no need for this aggresive exaggeration.