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Unreal Engine Fallen Doll: Operation Lovecraft [v0.4.9 Cracked] [Project Helius]
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They've changed the main focus several times. The current idea seems to be an always online multiplayer scene sharing social game and some kind of single player strategy game.
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also it seems that the singleplayer part will be the actual gameplay...while the always online thing will be the porn...is it just me or is this precisely backwards lmao...ah well
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Harem mode (always online) is a smart move, developer can lock content (outfits / poses etc) so you'll either pay extra or ... well ... fap to other users' screenshots. See: League of Maidens.
ProjectH has said you can unlock outfits, via likes, which won't be sold as a microtransaction. Poses will be earned via watching other people use it. They did not rule out micro transactions for other content.
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You can't, they aren't in any playable form. If you mean pictures there might be renders of older ones in this thread somewhere.
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This will be for the online only mode. This will require an active internet connection, an active Patreon account, and also the game being managed by Steam.
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Why do I need a Patreon account to play this game? If the game will be on Steam, Steam account is sufficient, a few months ago this developer was selling clothes in the form of an additional Patreon subscription. What is stopping them from selling clothes/animations in the future?
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Well possibly Steam account is only for buying the game, you need Patreon account to access the online mode, which is most of the content will be there, if not, play offline with a handful of content. Well possibly
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he got diagnosed with cardiac neurosis (which is basicaly like saying "nothing seems wrong biologically but he seems ill" from what I've just read online) caused by overworking yet they "expected" to launch this game in early 2021?
something doesn't add up here...
It's their method of linking the player to the online world. Just like if you buy a Ubisoft game, on Steam, you still use an Ubisoft game to play it. They do have Ubisoft devs working for them so it makes sense as to why they picked this route.
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this game going to be a big joke
If they had a replacement, they would have kept silent. And he throws this information for a reason. Most likely, it will "postpone" again. Although I have long doubted that he will come out with something worthwhile. So far, there is nothing but pictures and a set of animations in this "game".
This is a very controversial situation. Why do you need a patreon account if you buy the game through steam? Whether you just need an account or still need a subscription. If the latter, then this is generally a deception and you can roll a complaint in steam.