If your opinion is identical to the corporate sourced PR copytext (not to mention the condescending style - "everyone knows"), then yes it is de facto PR work.
I will never understand when people engage in volunteer (i.e. unpaid) PR work for some random company.
Criticizing a company for lazy patent trolling (a patent for riding a mount?) is not engaging in "hate crimes against video games".
Nintendo is welcome to release good products on multiple platforms (Palworld runs on PC) to compete with Palworld. Crazy idea, I know!
One would think I should patent the concept of releasing good games to compete with other companies, but out of the goodness of my heart I will release this unique idea into the public domain.
Interesting. Yes, that is a bit more specific.
I personally do not support game design patents because that's not how gaming works (and people who file such game design patents know this).
What are the other two patents like if you don't mind me asking? Aiming in particular seems openly malicious (as do mounts to be honest).
From the translation of the claims, they appear to describe Pokémon-style activities, with ‘191 focused on the act of throwing a ball at characters in a field, ‘117 tied to aiming, and ‘390 on riding characters.
If this is indeed the case, the lawsuit is clearly illegitimate (in the real sense, can't speak for legal nuances). Not surprising.
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Osrtiv is an excellent town-builder set in 18th century rural Ukraine with freeform construction, time/theme appropriate building design and a somewhat realistic economy system. The soundtrack is decent too. Not as good as Simcity 3000/4 though.
You can get the Windows 95 version running on Windows 10 (and probably 11) even on a high resolution display.
https://community.simtropolis.com/forums/topic/762552-simcity-2000-guide-to-installation-windows/
I like the Windows 95 version a lot more than the DOS version on GOG.
It's a fun game that stands the test of time (some minor UI/UX notwithstanding).
Played the EA release, haven't tried 1.0. Pretty good indie experience IMO.
Although you have to be into trading games to enjoy it. Also has solid RPG mechanics and some survival mechanics. I didn't get far, but there is an over-arching storyline as well.
Maps are static, but there are several of them.
I am looking forward to trying the 1.0 release.
No, it's going to be shit. Might as well just play the GOG version version of Warcraft 2, it's pretty solid (albeit the UI/UX is somewhat old school).
And the letters you would get from "me" would be talking about how horrible life is outside of China, how much I love the CCP and how I enjoy spending my time reciting the "Ten affirmations, Fourteen commitments and Thirteen achievements".
Wrong!
It's called "исправительная колония" in russia.
Do you want to conduct an experiment to further our collective knowledge?
I promise to send you letters if you end up in the gulag.
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Wow, this is kind of thing that can make one reevaluate what methods are most appropriate when dealing with corruption and oligarchs.