Any chance for the old version to become available again?
MacroHardOnFire
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Theoretically both Bluesky and Mastodon work like emails: everyone can set their own, provided they have the resources for that, and they should be able to communicate with compatible email services.
But while Mastodon delivers those “emails” directly to the destination address, Bluesky sends to a middleman which then sends to the destination.
Now, if a Mastodon site is compromised, people in other sites can avoid it. But if Bluesky’s middleman is compromised, it’s much harder to avoid it as many interconnected sites depend on it.
Also just asked and apparently, according to Grok, multiple such “middlemen” can be set for a single Bluesky instance. If that is correct*, I still can think of some fail points, though then I’d need to figure out how Bluesky handles identifying connection throttling, shadow bans and delivered data’s integrity.
*I don’t fully trust AIs’ quality and it’s not an area I know a bunch to sprinkle questions for quality control
Using as a lurker without an account, I can’t tell much about the community. But as an RSS user, it’s pretty good.
However, I fear it may degrade like the ~2010’s social medias over time too, due to what I could understand of its alleged decentralization, sounding more like being centralized with extra steps. From what I could gather, posts from a cluster of Bluesky-powered sites first go through a central server and then to each site, and so if an ill-intended individual takes over, downhill it goes.
Comparing that to e.g. Mastodon and compatible platforms, each platform talks to each other individually, so in those at least if I don’t like a given platform’s community, I don’t need to leave the environment altogether, just focus on a platform whose folks I would rather spend my time with.
Did I try to apologize, though? I’m sticking to my opinion, a dev that nukes a work because a remake is available deserves no money, be the dev big or small, and that still includes Nacho Sama. If you couldn’t tell, I just explained my reasoning, and afaik, reasoning is different than apologizing.
Anyways, don’t think this is going anywhere. You seem fine with such culture, and I’m not, so I’ll just walk away and block the dev anywhere I see, starting by some ublock origin filters here on Itchio since the site still lacks a native function. Peace out.
Esto fue dicho en Discord:
“The free one is a demo that only lets you play 5 days.
The full is the full game.
The exclusive have some extra girls.”
Traduciendo:
Lo grátis es una demonstración que solo permite jugar hasta el quinto día.
Lo Full es el juego completo.
Lo Exclusive tiene algunas garotas más.
About the potential banning on Google Play, just in case it does get to that, maybe it’d be a good idea to publish the game elsewhere too? Games as APK files are supported both here on Itchio and on Humble Bundle, publishing Android games on Steam might be possible as DLC, and Amazon has an Android appstore akin to Google Play.
Using the Kitch variant of the launcher, but it should work similar to the Itch one:
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Open whichever page from the launcher:
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In the address bar, put the link of the game to be downloaded and press Enter:
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Beneath, you should get an Install button; click it:
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Choose the build (if different ones are available) and install location as desired, and confirm it:
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Once installed, to go to the downloaded files, you can either manually go to the install directory, or click the cog wheel in the bottom right, then “Manage”, then “Open folder in explorer”:
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Of the game files, the executable is the “index.html” one, and it runs on browsers:
And lastly, sorry if I made it longer than it should, but I didn’t know how familiar you are with the launcher overall.