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- May 24, 2023
Yep. I know you can spend as low as zero dollars in these games but the fact that you can spend thousands and then just lose it all once the server closes is fucked. Doesnt matter if the game is 'dead' and you can only gawk at the pngs or play old stages, you should get to keep it.Maybe I'm, but there's an uptick of these type of projects. Animal Crossing as you mentioned, Megaman X Dive, Botworld Odyssey, Wayfinder (MMO turned into singleplayer game), Relic Hunter Legends (same as Wayfinder) and even smaller gacha games like Dragalia Lost have multiple private servers running. I guess we've reached the point where companies (and very dedicated fans) would rather just invest a little bit more money into games so the millions they already invested won't just go to complete waste. Wish this would've happened earlier though, maybe we'd have servers or a singleplayer version of Final Fantasy Record Keeper.
I also got megaman x dive on steam sale. Never played it when it was live (iirc it was a gacha), had no interest when it was but once it got cheap enough I grabbed it. No where near as good as a real megaman x game but the face that it existed and the iaps got converted to in game currency (you just buy unlocks instead of gambling) made me appreciate it. That's extra revenue for capcom. The conversion couldn't have been that hard.
Maybe it is for mald. Maybe that's why mald is against it. He imagines the conversion work and his 20 years as a fraud and it seems daunting.
Maybe piratesoftware should have a sit down with someone like john carmack on video to proof his elite coder cred
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