You might want a pirate steam copy if it's one of the games that isn't properly updated on gog, which is unfortunately common with newer (2016+) games
Buy on gog if it's there. Buy on steam otherwise. Keep a pirate copy handy either way.
Dwarf Fortress goes with Blender and the others
It's really weird how getting old nowadays means "I know how to do this shit FOR FREE" for so many computer related things. Give me 1h and I'll handpick 60+ images to rotate as wallpapers.
Also, sometimes games on gog don't receive DLC or patch updates because the devs/publisher forget or don't care. I remember seeing an extensive list of games, ~250, explaining what they had missing. I think A Hat in Time was one of the worst offenders
Here's a gog forum post on the problem - https://www.gog.com/forum/general/gog_is_it_truly_more_difficult_for_developers_to_update_their_games_on_gog/page1
So, you're telling me that this plant...
puts sunglasses
Went on a high trip.
I can think of several reasons:
- get information on Russian forces
- lower Russian morale
- let Ukrainians die first because it's more profitable
- make Ukraine a debt-slave state to its NATO sponsors
- go in guns blazing in order to save Ukraine so NATO gets good press
- force Ukraine to sign all sorts of deals that will leave the country at the complete mercy of big western corpos
Indeed. <absurdly long wall of expository text>, that's why you must press on with the mission!
"Pay workers twice the cost of living and the economy will thrive" - ~~Adam Smith~~ some fucking commienist
Next up, selling a subscription service to protect those files from the fucking problem they created themselves
I'd be a bit more hands on, forcing him to do certain tasks and when he's about to reach the item, enter buy mode, misplace the thing, unpause.
It matters for the infinite~~ly pointless~~ nerd arguments on who could beat who