Maybe just let people enjoy whatever game they like?

Sometimes you can’t get around it though.

I think that is okay because there was no intent to create pornography there. It is a political statement. As far as I am concerned that falls under free speech. It is completely different from creating nudes of random people/celebrities with the sole purpose of wanking off to it.

Stuff about X-rays will be filtered, for example. You could probably go a little safer with the regex.

The problem with changing from company-owned servers to private servers is the question who will maintain the server software.

Making it open source is not always an option because I can imagine there is a lot of shared code with other projects which the company want to keep propriety. This means the company would have to maintain the code for others to be able to host the servers, which I doubt makes financial sense.

I guess that makes sense. Thanks for the insight!

Preface: I am no game developer, but I am a software developer

This comment does not make sense to me. There is no “simply” bringing any game to any other engine. Doing this is a huge undertaking and I can’t imagine not basically starting from scratch, saving the art assets and bits of pieces of the code (given it’s written in the same language).

In the Netherlands it’s Urk, although it’s not a province but a municipality

There’s many reasons to dislike C#, but this is just plain wrong

There’s an assumption that the code you see is the code running on their server. And on top of that there’s lots of other software running on their servers.

Swimming. It’s sometimes dangerous for foreign children to see Dutch kids swim and try to join them.

It’s a fine service if you want to use it. But I don’t want to use it so it should stop forcing it upon me.

What counts as heavy drinking? Curious to compare with what’s normal in my country.

I had the same issue, but patching to the latest versions fixed it. I updated YouTube, ReVanced manager, and ReVanced. I’m not sure if all three are are needed, but it worked.