I often play a game called Sailwind. Very relaxing, but impressively deep sailing sim. It’s been early access for a couple of years, but the (solo-)dev is active, new features are added all the time. If he would release a paid, cosmetic dlc: I’d buy it in a heartbeat. I think it would be nicer than to “get him a coffee” or sub to his patreon.
What I’m trying to say is: not all early access is bad, not all paid dlc is plain greed. And the combo is not necessarily toxic.
You know that would only lead to more games being published as ‘a finished product’ eventhough they really are not. It would make the problem worse, not better.
I think she is the best minister for the environment we’ve had in decades. But her climate policy is just one blazing middle finger to everyone under 40.
*Sad Belgian noises
I switched to Qobuz from Spotify. Never going back. Better sound quality, good UX, and they pay artists more than 10x what Spotify pays per stream.
Spotify has been promising better audio quality for years and I just don’t think they will deliver.
You can go as cis-conservative as you want with your pronouns in the game. No-one is forcing those conservatives to give in to their innermost desires.
I remember the days when there would have been at least three techno remixes of the airguitar quote by now.
The purchase price is negligible, but the total cost of ownership is staggering.
Weyts got the post at the end of 2019. You can see the problem spiral completely out of control under his lead. Maybe someone in his cabinet should look into how his predecessor curbed the rise of vacancies.
Literally hundreds of thousands of players are proving him/her wrong as we speak.
I think objectively: cycling. We are punching way above our relative weight class in that sport. And sure, it’s a cultural thing, but still. The sport is no longer some niche playground for our country and a few of our neighbours. It’s a very competitive, popular international sport now, and still Belgian riders are a force to be reckoned with.
#notmybelgica
This is only useful in the unlikely event that the stolen bike turns up somewhere. Just like engraving, it won’t prevent a single theft. Better to buy an airtag and two decent locks.