They could, but they haven't yet.

Look around you Miika. What do you SEE ?

The article says:

Compatibility with the Steam and GOG Galaxy releases on Windows and Linux.

Yeah Tuff, give me some fresh dirt.

What is it that you find hard to understand about its syntax ?

Nope, if I'm mot wrong, everyone from the original team is back !

Lmao

Well, if they have one thing, it's the money.

Yeah that mod is really cool. The magic writing system is fucking awesome.

Even cooler than Hex Casting in my opinion (which is already super cool).

And It's quite a bit easier to work with since it's not stack-based and that you can edit different parts of you spell/program at any point.

Well, ir's obviously not balanced for vanilla. But I had talked to the quite a while ago now. And they did try to walk a fine balance of being useful and fun, but not too over the top. They apply limitations where it makes sense for them.
Especially since there is PvP.

If you liked Hex Casting, or even Psi. This should be right up your alley. It's also less tedious than either of them I would say.

For some reason I never thought that there were RP servers on Minecraft.

While I agree with the spirit of moat answers, I don't think that the few of us boycotting such popular games will harm or affecg them at all. We are a very small minority.

However, I do think we can support a sustainable niche market of good and sensible games.

So I think a it's a better use of anyone's time to try and support good games than spend your energy on bad games.

I like it so far as well.
Just hope that it's not caricatural all the way through.

Dude yes, Quinella's story is super cool. Even though she's pretty bad.

This is, pretty bad.

I think you can scan real world items to import them as 3d objects, and they use AI for that ?

inb4 they make one or two bad games and then close down their studios.

If they put Alan Wake 2 on GOG at least I would be happy :(

Great post as usual o/

Great post ! Thanks for sharing

The filter can still be shared across devices. Only the rules could be stored on the server, and applied by the client.

The CSS rules only apply when using ublock. If it was just a Lemmy client's feature, it wouldn't have to do that.

And on something like Lemmy, personally I would rather have the load distributed over the users to lighten the load on the server.
But maybe the best solution would be leaving that as an option for the server owner to decide on.