- Dec 13, 2018
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Holy fucking shit! This is...I honestly can't find the words...
2020 is a horrible fucking year.
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2020 is a horrible fucking year.
Thank you so much, it really is appreciated. It was always Palmer's will the team continued if something ever happened to him, we all want to continue his legacy.
- Apr 16, 2020
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Unfortunately I have to admit that I wasn't the biggest fan of Palmer's products, but it's deeply sad that he is no longer with us. I also lost a very good friend this year and can therefore well imagine how you are doing. In any case, I wish you all the best with your future projects. But take the time you need.
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It just caught me off guard. I'm wordless.
I'm really sorry to hear that, I loved every game, just wanted to say you guys are not alone. Take care Z and the whole team, and thank you for everything.
RIP Palmer.
I'm really sorry to hear that, I loved every game, just wanted to say you guys are not alone. Take care Z and the whole team, and thank you for everything.
RIP Palmer.
- Jul 26, 2018
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OMG! I am so sorry to hear this. I was away for a few days and this just hits me. Damn it...and he was the one that I had pledged to on Patreon, even with the situation with Covid and me losing my job, I still liked his game.
I don't know what else to say, rest in peace Palmer.
I don't know what else to say, rest in peace Palmer.
This is of course horrible news and a tremendous loss to the community. I first saw Palmer's work in an AIF game he did a few years back. I never would have guessed that it would have grown from that to DfD or DH. I now feel pretty bad for saying bad things about the game recently, even if I was just speaking what was I believed. Games like DfD and DH have a way of drawing you into them with their lovely female characters, and to tease you with visions of what is yet to come. For a lot of us, it's our emotional investment into the game or it's characters that make us take it personally when things don't go the way we want.
Palmer was a genius. I think we can all agree he knew how to do a lot of things just perfectly, and that's a major reason for the success of his games. We don't know what happened to him, but so many artists come from troubled backgrounds or had their own demons to fight, often in direct proportion to their gifts.
I've cancelled my Patron for Palmer as suggested, although I won't ask for last month back. I was kind of thinking that this next update was going to be the last month anyway. But I'm going to give love-joint games a shot on Patreon, and see what they make, and how things are different without him being a part of it. I suspect it will still be very good, although it will be missing Palmer's tough.
Palmer was a genius. I think we can all agree he knew how to do a lot of things just perfectly, and that's a major reason for the success of his games. We don't know what happened to him, but so many artists come from troubled backgrounds or had their own demons to fight, often in direct proportion to their gifts.
I've cancelled my Patron for Palmer as suggested, although I won't ask for last month back. I was kind of thinking that this next update was going to be the last month anyway. But I'm going to give love-joint games a shot on Patreon, and see what they make, and how things are different without him being a part of it. I suspect it will still be very good, although it will be missing Palmer's tough.
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Fucking hell, anyone who knew palmer you have my most sincere condolences. R.I.P Palmer, you'll be missed.
The last chapter of DH could be Palmer himself showing up to save the day. A few keystrokes on his computer, and the other players watch as Dennis fades away and is barely remembered. A few more strokes, and the cruise was a non-stop party of fun. Then another for keystrokes and the MC heroically saves everyone in that tram from the avalanche, and we get to see the MC suddenly confident in front of our eyes. It ends with Palmer and the girls waving at the MC as he heads off to the Olympics as the number one seed. Then Palmer himself walks off into a white corridor with an honor guard of current and past characters from his games, with the last line being about how Heaven needs some fun and sexy games too, plus all of the angels want parts in the next one.
- Nov 14, 2017
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RIP Palmer
didn't always agree how things were done but at least games were nice.
apparently this means that no official offline versions of dh.
didn't always agree how things were done but at least games were nice.
apparently this means that no official offline versions of dh.
RIP Palmer,
Thanks for delivering your wonderful works to the world.
Thanks for delivering your wonderful works to the world.
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