Interestingly enough, it looks like they're converging in some way to be the same numbers. I mean they probably diverge to infinity but their ratio looks like it's trying to be 1:1:1
Honorable mentions: Spore, Hearts of Iron IV, Europa Universalis IV, Factorio, Knight of Honor (1 & 2), Rayman (2, Origins and Legends), King's Bounty The Legend, Crash games, Spyro trilogy (reignited)
Computer security was a joke 15+ years ago, now it's a basic requirement for pretty much any new software. Before, passwords sent over the web often weren't even encrypted (basic HTTP protocol) while today's HTTPS (HTTP-Secure encrypts anything it sends) is a requirement seen by browsers. Open source software seems to be much more common these days as well since "security by obscurity" i.e., thinking something is secure because people don't have access to its source code is seen as a really bad thing. Given all this + many other advancements in security, it's getting harder and harder to hack anything these days.
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For 1 million there's:
100229 3s
100026 2s
99758 1s
Interestingly enough, it looks like they're converging in some way to be the same numbers. I mean they probably diverge to infinity but their ratio looks like it's trying to be 1:1:1
1. The Witcher 3
2. Blitzkrieg 2
3. Gothic (1 & 2)
4. Stronghold (Legends, Crusader and 1)
5. Jak and Daxter trilogy
Honorable mentions: Spore, Hearts of Iron IV, Europa Universalis IV, Factorio, Knight of Honor (1 & 2), Rayman (2, Origins and Legends), King's Bounty The Legend, Crash games, Spyro trilogy (reignited)
Hmm it looks good on mobile now, I'll check it out on desktop tomorrow.
Computer security was a joke 15+ years ago, now it's a basic requirement for pretty much any new software. Before, passwords sent over the web often weren't even encrypted (basic HTTP protocol) while today's HTTPS (HTTP-Secure encrypts anything it sends) is a requirement seen by browsers. Open source software seems to be much more common these days as well since "security by obscurity" i.e., thinking something is secure because people don't have access to its source code is seen as a really bad thing. Given all this + many other advancements in security, it's getting harder and harder to hack anything these days.
I can say that it's more than 301
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well they at least weren't hard xD
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Not only it's boring, but you're also basically forced to be there.