

BCE? Yes, correct, most probably.


BCE? Yes, correct, most probably.


If I were a boss of Sony I would consult lawyers if it is possible to legally force people to buy whatever Sony is willing to sell for whatever price Sony sees fit. Because, you know, even console gamers’ patheticness has its limits. They might eventually (in 20-40 years) decrease amount of purchases from Sony.


Yes, I will say that posters with guns are unrelated to the number of real crimes.


But this one really looks like a movie, I can really imagine kids identifying to the protagonists and reproducing that IRL.
Cinematography is here for a century already. What amount of crimes is done because “Cool! I want to be like that guy with a gun”? I suppose a dozen in total during that whole century.


No, there are many people like you who blame videogames for everything.


Advertisements are even worse.


And what exactly is infuriating here? Ads don’t use real merchandise anyway.


“changed game dev security forever”!


Yeah, Windows managed to break that only really cool characteristic it had: back compatibility. Well, their loss.


90%
Nah. Do you really believe in that? Yes, Unity and Unreal based games are mostly(!) runnable. Anything else is very problematic. Where did you even get that 90% number? From Proton advertisements?


“Unsanctioned copying” gives me a big pile to choose from, but in reality I still have nothing. For example I like computer games, but I use Linux, so 2/3 of titles are unplayable. 90% of rest are things that are completely not interesting to me. I am lucky if I can find something playable once or twice per month.
I really don’t feel your problem.


Because life in Somalia is harsh and there is no much else to do.


You asked “how”, not “where”.
So your task is just finding a tracker you can trust enough. There are many ones with rather serious moderation where catching some “virus” is an extremely rare event.


The same way as anything else: find a torrent tracker, download, install, play.


Somalia representatives: Eh? We came to talk about piracy, not about customers’ rights!
And non-praising news outlets. But be calm. Not from the start. Eventually. In a year or something…