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yes, if any one of those services you mentioned in the spoiler die out or the manager decides to discontinue the associated account the game might not be completable. Though I see that it might not fit strictly to the definition of GAAS, as the service provider is not the actual game developer/publisher.

why did you make me think of this? https://giphy.com/gifs/nyan-cat-sIIhZliB2McAo

from game description: "Some puzzles may require interaction with the community." means change GAAS to yes, cause that thing is gonna die one day

A new influx of games for the list too bad none of them pre 2010

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I've got better things to study on rather than the history of a nobody (for example learn better python) (did you know pluralsite is giving a free month of courses while the epidemic ban is going on?)

I don't like you giving me homework

There's a whole series like that about games and issues in their development

But in hardcore culture, bullet hell has random patterns you need to dodge on the fly because there is no way of avoiding getting hit (because no thought was really put into it as much as just hodgepoging things), they are geared towards short playthroughs with prestige mechanics giving you infinitesimal ability to survive longer

especially for you CIA

This game reminds me of "enter the gungeon" with the useless , sometimes detrimental, random guns dropping everywhere and all the curse stuff going on and the guns synergizing with one another. I see several things joining this to make it the shit show it is: 1) random procedural world creation - instead of actually putting thought in to the layout and the design the devs just cough out with an always shifting world that has no ryme nor reason to it. 2) anti spoiler culture- people constantly complaining about spoilers makes the devs not want to put any documentation because it might be considered spoilers and because "players" want to find out everything on their own. 3) hardcore gamer culture - bullet hell, bullet hell, bullet hell! Nowadays if it's not a bullet hell it's too easy. 4) TBD

yeah, that's mine too along with PointnClick adventures, my reflexes/reaction time are crap, so I can't really deal with all the minuet speed clicking

never really got into FPSs since the original wolfenstein 3D

started playing anodyne 2 - and it's weird

so how is the beer bug quarantine finding you?

Syria also initially viewed Israel as part of Syria, the initial Arab population wanted to call it "Southern Syria", doesn't mean Syria have a lick of say on what happens there... Also HongKong (and Macau) was "lent" to the british (the portugese) for 99 years which is what started this entire fiasco; Mongolia is a sovereign autonomy country, funnily enough because the soviet union wanted a buffer between itself and the chinese

That's a weird thing to ask... You think Syria cares what Israel calls their government?

Mongolia is a democracy as far as I know, not communist like russia and china

My big surprise is that Mongolia only has 12 reported active cases as I write this

I have no idea what the provisioning file is nor what is it named, I barely just learned what a host file is did you watch the video I posted?

No more Freeman?

that's good (that's an improvement over 16)

yup

That's a different thing, I'm talking about a no man sky equivalent that also tracks and saves everything you've done on every planet and space station in every galaxy AND allows other players to randomly visit it and view the changes you had made to it. So what you are saying is that the title should have been "Boppin' Developer Tried to Make Equivalent of 'Elite' (1984) on Amiga"