I agree with you but don ' t fret . Change is ordinarily incremental in politics . I view this as step one towards elimination . Bit by bit . Also , it ' s probably not great politics currently to go full elimination at the moment . <| sep |> But sometimes the boy is an idiot . <| sep |> I will not drink today , no matter what happens ! Happy Thanksgiving everyone . <| sep |> At this point , the most important platforms to support are in this order for a roguelike , IMO the order would be different for something else roughly as follows Linux , Windows , web browser , BSD , Mac OS X , Android , iOS . The reason I put Linux at the top of the list is because that ' s what the servers are going to run , and having a public server gets you much more and better feedback from players than a downloadable binary . I thus consider a public server more important than the ability for players to download and play locally , even if it doesn ' t mean as many players playing your game it means more players giving you feedback about the game , AND you can actually see what they ' re talking about in the ttyrecs , and that makes the game better . Windows is second on the list because it ' s what most people have on their largestbest computer , the one with a fullsized keyboard and screen , which is therefore by far the most suitable system for them to play a roguelike on . The rest is more arguable .