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Posted 2 days ago
Another awesome decision:
Unity Denies Planned Parenthood as Charity

Unity is becoming the best engine
Posted 2 days ago
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dtgreene: * Terraria uses FNA for its Mac and Linux ports, so Terraria's developer does need it to stick around. This could easily explain the choice of FNA as a donation target.
* Crystal Project also uses FNA, as do some other games including (not on GOG but DRM-free elsewhere) Celeste.
A couple other GOG games relying on FNA:
- Bastion
- Capsized
- Cryptark
- Dust: An Elysian Tale
- Gnomoria
- Hacknet
- Reus
- Rogue Legacy
Posted 2 days ago
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Orkhepaj: Another awesome decision:
Unity Denies Planned Parenthood as Charity

Unity is becoming the best engine
I disagree about your "awesome" decision. The charity you mention provides essential reproductive health care services that often other providers in the area don't provide.

Also, Unity apparently has been rather stagnant in its development for some years now, and reportedly the editor has some bugs..
Posted 2 days ago
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Orkhepaj: Another awesome decision:
Unity Denies Planned Parenthood as Charity
Them and C.S. Mott Children's Hospital, Michigan.

According to Unity they are not valid charities, but are political groups.
It was stated that Charity games would be spared, so we asked Unity to get a confirmation that we would not be affected, but they believe our targets (Planned Parenthood and C.S. Mott Children’s Hospital.) would NOT counts as “valid charities” and more “political groups”...
https://steamcommunity.com/games/1114380/announcements/detail/7132068756342000700
Posted 2 days ago
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Orkhepaj: Another awesome decision:
Unity Denies Planned Parenthood as Charity
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Veki: Them and C.S. Mott Children's Hospital, Michigan.

According to Unity they are not valid charities, but are political groups.

It was stated that Charity games would be spared, so we asked Unity to get a confirmation that we would not be affected, but they believe our targets (Planned Parenthood and C.S. Mott Children’s Hospital.) would NOT counts as “valid charities” and more “political groups”...
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Veki: https://steamcommunity.com/games/1114380/announcements/detail/7132068756342000700
and they are right , those are activists
Posted 2 days ago
Pushing aside Orkhepaj aside for a moment or 3000 years, I wonder what Jeff Vogel thinks of all this news? He's never been especially speedy on his blog, but hey. I imagine a guy who has consistently developed his own games for over 20 years must have some thoughts on the matter.
Posted 2 days ago
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Darvond: Pushing aside Orkhepaj aside for a moment or 3000 years, I wonder what Jeff Vogel thinks of all this news? He's never been especially speedy on his blog, but hey. I imagine a guy who has consistently developed his own games for over 20 years must have some thoughts on the matter.
Look at this video. The full talk is great, but you could probably be interested in one of the last questions Jeff answers, around minute 57:25:

https://youtu.be/stxVBJem3Rs?t=3444
Posted 2 days ago
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murcielago: Look at this video. The full talk is great, but you could probably be interested in one of the last questions Jeff answers, around minute 57:25:

https://youtu.be/stxVBJem3Rs?t=3444
I've seen that before, and even shared it to others, I just wanna hear his "I WARNED YOU/TOLD YOU SO" speech.
Posted 11 hours ago
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Darvond: ...I just wanna hear his "I WARNED YOU/TOLD YOU SO" speech.
Cliffski's Longer Perspective... on his Positech blog (linked to previously) comes pretty close.

OK, he doesn't quite have the weight of Jeff Vogel, but who does? :D
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