Jim Stormdancer
"Every year, before I teach 1984 to my seniors, I run a simulation. Under the guise of 'the common good,' I turn my classroom into a totalitarian regime. I've done this experiment numerous times, albeit not consecutively, and every year I have similar results. This year, however, the results were different. This year, a handful of students did fall in line as always. The majority of students, however, rebelled."
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Jim Stormdancer
I can think of several strong moral arguments for putting Celeste-style accessibility modes in your difficult game. The strongest is that doing so infuriates the "git gud" crowd.
Jim Stormdancer
The Odyssey 2 is a super weird thing. A third of its games were made by one person, Ed Averett.
One of those games, "Computer Intro," was just a hex editor with a button to transfer execution into the RAM you were editing.
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