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When I read the title I had to double check because Dying Light's that good zombie property, not the other one that's going through the game dev equivalent of musical chairs. I'm disappointed to hear that Techland's yet another studio that wrongly thinks workplace abuse makes for a better game, but at this point should I be at all surprised? Thanks for sharing this, even if it has made me feel gross.

So you tried to play it and it broke down. It actually sounds legitimate copy of Alfa Romeo Racing as it's a perfect simulation of thier cars.

I think during the contract signing is the time when such deals are done. Like say you want creative freedom and keep the some limits for the owners from interfering that is often done.

Every recent ubisoft games has them. That's why they fight trainers with tooth and nail. And some trainers ask for money now too. It's a hell of a time to be a gamer, scalpers, trainer makers, and publishers all want to use you as a coin cow.

I feel like this has largely been replaced by console commands, at least for PC. Not that I'm complaining or anything. Console commands are way easier to use than old-fashioned cheat codes, as was already mentioned above.

Oh, they are a thing, they are just called "time savers" now, and you pay for them with real money. So why put cheat codes in your game when you can make players pay for cheats like xp boosters and progression boosters, and gear? Basically IDKFA is now a microtransaction. And it's disgusting.

I assume you have taken Jack's side in the confrontation, am I right? If that's the case no, the only way to regain her loyalty is to have enough paragon / renegade points to fix it. Maybe play some DLC content to get more points assuming you have the DLCs.

Yes, they require everyone to be on a level playing field. Normally means same computers, all set at same exact settings, keybinds the same as everyone, or controllers, same keyboards/mice, and even heatsets. Otherwise someone could claim that they have a unfair advantage due to the small ms input different between hardware.