Fappinius
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Unreal Engine Fallen Doll: Operation Lovecraft [v0.4.9 Cracked] [Project Helius]
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Turns out cuckold wasn't referring to the game, but those trying to defend always-online DRM and gacha mechanics in a single-player porn "game." Sunk cost fallacy is a bitch.
HardcoreCuddler
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Exhibit 999999999 of person talking shit about about another person, related to something they themselves have no goddamn clue about:
It's like responding to flat earthers
Seriously why do you guys keep responding to them?
It's like responding to flat earthers
Read the title here, it says v0.4.9
Now look at the Steam version v0.4.0
Take a guess if they have the same content
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user0609
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0.4.0 steam demo
0.4.9 closed beta
Why you calling it beta? According to Scamlius, it is "pre-alpha". And here in its current state it isn't even alpha demo.
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I just hope that when Hellios makes this ship sink, we can salvage something and make it playable even after he crashes/drops the servers.
My problem with the always online thing is that I don't trust him to make this viable in the long run, people in favor/defending this don't know how hard is to make a server stable and up for years. And I won't pay for temporary ownership of a game. I will never pay for a subscription to an MMO RPG for example, I like to own the games that I bought.
So yeah, I hope someone can manage to crack and upload this game online so people can enjoy this game even after some asshole pull the plug on the servers.
My problem with the always online thing is that I don't trust him to make this viable in the long run, people in favor/defending this don't know how hard is to make a server stable and up for years. And I won't pay for temporary ownership of a game. I will never pay for a subscription to an MMO RPG for example, I like to own the games that I bought.
So yeah, I hope someone can manage to crack and upload this game online so people can enjoy this game even after some asshole pull the plug on the servers.
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user0609
You seems to ignore questions to you, but I'll try one more time:
Why so BIG fonts?!
You have vision problems?
You seems to ignore questions to you, but I'll try one more time:
Why so BIG fonts?!
You have vision problems?
Termigatron
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chill bro,why u mad lol, if u dont like Big fonts just click Ctrl+scroll down
Totally unrelated and I am sure I am asking the right questions here: Is your signature a game? If yes, which?
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It was made by this person, he/she makes 3D renders and some animations as well.Totally unrelated and I am sure I am asking the right questions here: Is your signature a game? If yes, which?
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What are you talking about? The typical AAA game does, in fact, have a 4-10 year dev cycle. As mentioned, the tighter typical time frame is 4-7 years but it is becoming increasingly common to see devs edge projects to 8-10 years as well. Of course, there will be simpler titles that are as little as 2-3 years. I don't count the monstrosity that is Ubisoft and its massive workforce, cookie cutter, and poor release state titles in this typical scenario as they fall outside it, obviously.