True, but refusing credit cards means cutting of a very large portion of your customers.
Maestro
joined 1 year ago
They can't not accept credit cards, so they will have to deal with them one way or the other. If only the US had a decent payment system instead of credit cards...
They took away my BaconReader and I refuse to use their horrible ad-laden web interface. So I switched during the Apicalype and never looked back
I would love to see different games in the same setting too. It's a good setting
The engine internals were 32 bit, limiting the size of the solar system due to 32 bit floating point rounding errors when you get too far from the center
I've been a musician (amateur) since I was nine. Hence my nickname. You bet I take care of my ears!
Eh, I'm 45 and anti-loitering bothers me as well. Also, anti-mosquito sound devices that some people put in their yards. And cheap USB wall warts.
Nope, the series is 91%
I just hope the used a 64-bit engine this time
KSP is such a great game. Such a shame what happened to KSP2 but that was doomed from the start.
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Yes. Current best practice is to use pass phrases. They can get long. Also, salt length is added to the password length as well, depending on implementation.