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2024 was the year gamers really started pushing back on the erosion of game ownership
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this post was submitted on 23 Dec 2024
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It's also not some unknown black magic to make online games exist forever. We know how to do it.
What online games have existed forever without needing the community to reverse engineer it?
Quake is one of the oldest ones out there. Any game where you can host the server yourself can exist forever. It used to be very common that the server code was provided to you with your copy of the game.