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Bioware's long death began when it was acquired by EA.

Assuming it's a 2D game, why not just use something like SFML to build your own simple RTS engine at that point?

Seems like carrying a lot of Godot baggage around for nothing.

Is this an article about CSS-Tricks or a hit piece on DHH? Hard to tell.

I assumed the reason was Starfleet Academy was complete slop

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What's the point of such a service? It sounds like performative nonsense.

I guess I'm too old for this sh*t, the whole thing just sounds terribly juvenile.

Not even a little bit.

No, not millions. Billions. Like $70+ billion.

Interesting. Assuming it did not use DirectDraw -- that's often a major pain point.

This is pretty much the experience of trying to play any game from the '90s on modern hardware. It always requires a bit of tinkering and usually a patch from the modding community. Funniest one I've found is Fallout Tactics. The random encounter frequency is somehow tied to clock speed so you'll basically get hit with random encounters during map travel about once every half second.

I've lived in LA ~12 years in a couple of different apartments. In all my apartment hunting I've never encountered a unit that doesn't come with a refrigerator.

-> or take horse medicines

Guessing you're referring to the long-debunked notion that Ivermectin is purely "horse medicine." A cursory search (which you apparently have never bothered to do in 5 years) reveals it's been approved by the FDA for human use since 1987 and is on the WHO's list of essential medicines.