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Maybe he is right or maybe he is wrong..I can't be the judge of that...but the fact...the actual evidence of a man still making money without releasing any content for abt 1 yr is uttermost nonsense..if he thinks he is gonna get away with this..he can't be more wrong....karma is a bitch sooner or later. ...someone gonna answer....what goes around must also come around....live it to fullest as long as you can...coz your clock is ticking....
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While I do whole heartedly agree with the sentiment that it's nonsense, unless the people who are paying him wake up and demand action, nothing's gonna happen. So I dunno about karma, seems to be working out the way it's worked out so far.
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You dont know that for sure...
- There's a natural law of karma that vindictive people, who go out of their way to hurt others, will end up broken and alone. ...
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This sounds like a thing YOU don't know for sure. I'll easy to admit this isn't for certain.
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With good enough marketing you can extend the life of almost any product, and get people to throw money at it past due date. The only thing Patreon metrics does show is loss of patreons or increase of patreons, but it doesn't tell us how many pledges did cancel a month or how many did actually pledge during a month.
Tbh the I doubt many of the ones that did pledge a year ago does so still today. Metrics does show however it seems like he gaining or (keeping), more higher tier patreons. while losing a lot more lower tier patreons.
With any games, tv series, books, comics, what not. It's the "fandom" that is really the last ones to leave the building though. Why would it be any different for his game?
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Life ain't "My name is Earl" bro
I rather believe in Murphy's law.... Karma is a wishful thinking of poetic justice at best. To many bad people got away with to much bad shit for karma to be true.
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Nah..its just that your too young too understand the depth of it.Karma == Consequences.Life ain't "My name is Earl" bro
I rather believe in Murphy's law.... Karma is a wishful thinking of poetic justice at best. To many bad people got away with to much bad shit for karma to be true.
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That's the thing...it's not your physical traits that needs the acknowledgement of the facts..it's all mental.To young? That cute. I guess the gray in my hair is just for show
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Karma is a human invention to make us feel good about the idea of 'balance in the universe.' That good guys get rewarded and bad guys always get punished in the end. It doesn't really hold water when I ask you to look at something like Unit 731 or various government administrations that have happily marched people into thinly veiled wars and still get to cash out a fat pay-check to this day.
It's more apt to say, 'if you live by the sword, you'll die by the sword' than anything, because doing bad shit just increases your chances of meeting a bad-end. Actions have consequences, but not all of them catch up to you personally.
I believe the universe is chaos, life is chaos,
and that chaos itself is subjective.
'What's chaos for the fly is normal for the spider.'
It's more apt to say, 'if you live by the sword, you'll die by the sword' than anything, because doing bad shit just increases your chances of meeting a bad-end. Actions have consequences, but not all of them catch up to you personally.
I believe the universe is chaos, life is chaos,
and that chaos itself is subjective.
'What's chaos for the fly is normal for the spider.'
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I'm in good company with most people on this forum then.That's the thing...it's not your physical traits that needs the acknowledgement of the facts..it's all mental.
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Further up at the top you are, the less likely you to face any consequences in the regard of "live by the sword and die by the sword". All you can really hope for is bad things fall to them that deserve it, but the world isn't really geared that way.
Think I'm more in the camp of "nice guys finish last".
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It's more about the little details than anything I think.
You can fuck over hundreds of normal working joes and you'll get away with it (For so long), if you've got the power...Fuck with people who are also high on the ladder next to you, and well...you're on a slippery slope down into the mud-heap.
Anyway discussing these philosophies is far too high-brow and too off topic.
Far more important is when you're gonna reveal yourself as Keyser Soze of F95.
Add an extra layer of depth to the story,
reveal yourself as the Emperor Palpatine to Gumdrops Lord Vader.
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The most valuable thing you own is your reputation. Most of the time it doesn't matter how much good you do in life, if you fuck up and do something bad, that is what you end up get remembered by. I guess that could be a form of karma, and then at large a very unjust one many times.
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I'm gonna be honest, you are all making a fool of yourselves. I also wrote paragraphs in this thread but realized I was completely wasting my time arguing with strangers over a fucking incest porn game. No one's opinions will change or the game wont come out faster by coming back to this thread, only negative energy. Imagine what your mom or friends would think if they knew you were doing this.
With love, a fellow degenerate.
With love, a fellow degenerate.