@Jaytex45@Separer Quick correction: this was based on my interpretation of the Glimmer grimoire card from Destiny 1, after reviewing the card, it is not directly stated but remains my headcanon as it does not contradict anything in current lore
@Jaytex45@Separer It actually does, the ammo is made from Glimmer, which is a programmable matter. The position of the magazine doesn’t matter, it just needs to allow the Glimmer to be drawn into the chamber where it is reformed into a bullet
@NathonPrintz@Separer Quick correction: this was based on my interpretation of the Glimmer grimoire card from Destiny 1, after reviewing the card, it is not directly stated but remains my headcanon as it does not contradict anything in current lore
@trending_tony This isn’t the end of the campaign, there are pushes to get included in the EU’s proposed Digital Fairness Act and California legislators have passed Bill AB 1921. There’s still plenty to be hopeful for
@TheZTarget@phasmomancer@Pirat_Nation Oh absolutely, that’s exactly what happened with the EU initiative. The gaming industry was engaging in backdoor lobbying to drown out the voices of its supporters
@TheZTarget@phasmomancer@Pirat_Nation Replace “car” with “video game” and “Sirius” with “online play”, you’ll see where the industry is skirting the line. They aren’t charging for a service yet are taking away our access like it is one.
@TheZTarget@phasmomancer@Pirat_Nation It’s like buying a car with Sirius XM. One is a product, the other a service. If you stop paying for Sirius, you lose access to it, but the car will still function.
@TheZTarget@phasmomancer@Pirat_Nation Games are being sold with the expectation from consumers of a perpetual license to access, but not providing as they are supposed to. We want legislation that requires that the game remain in a reasonably playable state once support ends.
@TheZTarget@phasmomancer@Pirat_Nation They don’t have to sell the album anymore, they can delist all their music, but your license is perpetual. If you have a disc, they can’t destroy it, and if you own it digitally, the storefront must allow you to redownload it.