Nah, deleted that shit as soon as they announced the API.

I saw the writing on the wall.

“An in depth analysis of the crisis we are currently living”

No offence to OP, but that’s quite little OTT, no?

It’s a forum owned by a corporation who are handling certain management aspects poorly. Its not exactly global warming or COVID when there was no vaccines available…

For me it has to be Quake. I was a bit too late for DOOM, but before then I was playing as a child on the Sega Megadrive (Sega Genesis for my US pals) and going from the Megadrive graphics and gameplay to Quake…

I think that was the first time I was absolutely addicted to a game. Like, I was pretending to delete the game and hiding it using Explorer’s hide folder mode so I could secretly sneak some Quake in here and there.

Absolutely love that game.

Strap on that blue hedgehog suit because we gotta go fast

I like how he’s finally admitted this was pretty much about the third party apps, but has done so in the most stupidest, roundabout way possible.

Anyone who is even remotely competent could’ve figured out a way to keep third party apps and make money (having apps only login for monthly-subscription paying reddit users like Spotify, half the cost of the APIs, buyout third party apps) but no, Huffman has to have it his way.

And people at Reddit trying to spin this as the people protesting inconvenieincing a glorified forum board, massive eye rolls. Felt like DARVO all over again.

I’ve just bought Espresso Tycoon, and it seems like a charming little indie game, so my plan is to play through that when I have the time this weekend.