I don’t know that I would call Northgard a Warcraft clone. The mall is divided into tiles and each tile has its own resources and building limits. Units can only attack other units that are in their tile. There’s a much bigger emphasis on building up your tech tree and taking tiles.
Still, it’s one of the more interesting and fun evolutions of the RTS genre. If sci-fi is more to your taste, Dune the newer gameby the same studio is similar.
It was in style giant charity bundle. The game is fun for a single party through I think.
It shouldn’t be up to the good will of the company to protect you. We should have privacy laws.
Is it that different than adding expansions? The only difference is they aren’t charging current owners for all the new content.
Would be possible to run your own instance from within the app you use to browse? In other words, is there a reason for a personal Lemmy instance, with only me as a user and no communities, to run even when I’m not using it to interact with other communities?
I appreciate when a company chooses to not manipulate its customers with sales pricing and instead has a fixed price.