Trying to make a large-scale multiplayer game in Godot just isn't possible right now.
Then why did you introduce the examples of Godot and Unreal? The analogy is not valid.
You pick the tool for the job.
Which jobs do you believe the GIMP is not a tool for while Photoshop is?
want to feel superior
LOL that's you projecting. It's a reflection of your motivations.
That doesn't really matter. ... There really is no comparison.
If there are professional designers using free software then it does matter. You seem to think that the functional differences between proprietary software and free software necessarily preclude making a living using free software. You're wrong.
The problem is ...
... the same as any other industry dominated by proprietary software.
But in a bizarre twist, the confirmation came only after the EU mission categorically denied the Armenian claim, going as far as to publish a graphic branding the information “false.” The EU mission retracted the message shortly afterward.
Uhhh.. wut?
now
Uh.. I think you need to check out the history of computing.
they are not feasible for my career
LOL I know a number of professional designers who use free software. Just because you (clearly) don't know any, doesn't mean they don't exist.
I find it interesting that the salad gets no mention at all, as if it's not part of the meal, like it's not real food.
The legality of re-distributing the leaked source is questionable at best.
LOL no shit. I'll steer well clear of that one I think.
messages would still go through Google and their servers
As I understand it, there is nothing Google-specific in the standard. At the moment, Google is the main (only?) provider of RCS services to mobile networks though so data is highly likely to go through Google servers. However, that's not mandated by the standard, it's just a consequence of the current state of the market.
nothing has happened
Dafuq are you talking about?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gpl-violations.org#Notable_victories
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BusyBox#GPL_lawsuits
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linksys_WRT54G_series#Third-party_firmware_projects
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Software_Freedom_Conservancy#Litigation
Against the terms of use? Yes.
The terms of use are legally binding. If you violate the terms of use, you're breaking the law.
Illegal? Sort of, but practically not until somebody proves it in court.
Not sure what you're trying to say here. Violating copyright is against the law.
