Unreal Engine Fallen Doll: Operation Lovecraft [v0.4.9 Cracked] [Project Helius]
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- Aug 4, 2020
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wait don't you have access to everything since you paid $35?
100% agree with what you said but...I feel like you don't know what money laundering is.
It's investing dirty money into things to attempt to make it untraceable, whereas they don't need to invest anything, because whales invest everything they need lol
Jesus their discord server feels like the People's Republic of China spelled out fully
If the game ever gets out of beta, I can't wait to see the steam reviews, I know for a fact there will be some bot ed comments.
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They did claim over a year ago that Tencent/Epic was trying to reach a deal with them which I think is complete utter bullshit.
There's the legend of No man's Sky, with Sean Murray leading Hello games, coming out with a huge redemption arc (internet historian). Then, you have whatever this shit show is, with some scamming Chinese dev no one can hold accountable, butt fucking the community and the staff. At least as a member of the pirates, I can laugh at the side line with my trousers, wallet, dignity and butthole intact.
Yeah, you gotta screen cap things pretty quick and save em, even if you don't think you'll post it at the time or the team will just delete it real quick. A live example from back in time.
I'm surprised to see Pasix throw the first tantrum (and even before the launch this time!) considering it was Karb last time by far, though he seems to have realized the advantage of taking space from something. I guess I'm betting 10 funbucks on the next tantrum coming from Miya this time.BRO LOOK AT THIS,no clown $ Poop emoji
I didn't need to read it to know what is there. Controlling the crowd by sympathizing with them, expressing that they are on the same side, telling people that they are harmful by continuing what they are doing and that order must be kept for good of all.okay "so here we go" , this is just minutes ago but this was so funny I had to post it. it's like " haha dumbass you all still waiting?? how about some more
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Well there is one thing to take away from it - release won't be happening soon so there is no reason to be on alert.
I subbed on patreon years ago, just gave them the money for the game, then unsubbed. I don’t know whether i have it since i’m not subbed or not.
Doesn’t really matter tho, because nothing is coming out.
- Aug 17, 2018
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lmao, community literally moderated by snowflakes that go on banning sprees for a reaction emoji. I guess that's what you get when you mix a volunteer staff team with a scamming developer.
- Nov 9, 2022
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I'm not even shocked or anything. This type of fear strategy is used by shitty Early Access indie developers as well. Ban everyone who asks logical questions. Then sorround yourself with people who are happy with everything or too stupid to live.
But I dont think I ever saw anyone intimidating people with bans for using stupid sarcastic emojis. This is so freaking pathetic it deserves wide spreading. " Do not use poo emoji, it hurts my feelings... ". Holy shit, North Korea on discord.
- Nov 20, 2020
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I set poo emoji and was muted for 7 days in discord. lol . and they delite all posts about wave of bans on steam forum.
If there's one thing I'm surprised they didn't learn from the November release it's that community good will going into a divisive release is important, and ban waves don't help that. This backlash is even before a lot of new supporters from the last year are going to get a good look at the micro-transaction fest this has become
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Also, if you are banned on the steam for discussing this, you can open a support ticket with steam itself. Helius mods got Steam disciplined for it before, just make sure to report them for stifling discussion on things they don't want the community to talk about and steam will probably step in again.
Are their mods really volunteers? I really don't get volunteering to do work for a for-profit business, I remember doing a double take when somebody on Steam said they were a volunteer translator too... is that really a thing? It seems ridiculous.
Why not ? Often enough people are fans enough they will do work for free like moderating or translating. When there is product they will often agree to work for perks like free access, free dlc/ in game currency etc.
I remember there was a case of scam game (forgot name, it wasn't porn game) where the guy would "hire" teenager moderators (12-15) for his discord by promising them future jobs in the industry. (
Sometimes people see something they really want to succeed, and want to be part of it in any way they can.
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maybe?I think they used to have volunteer mods and it was a similar setup to FD albeit on a larger scale. Lots of focus on teasing in game footage/screenshots that turned out to be mockups, concept art and promising features that were completely beyond them then eventually a shambles of a release with a buggy and feature poor demo released after years of excuses and delays.
Not that I'm suggesting FD won't come out. Helius seems pretty confident on a subscription model so I'm sure they'll try and release something, although whether it's ever in a good state is a different question entirely. It's just uncanny the way a lot of these crowdfunded projects play out the same way.
Yeah I can definitely understand that on small passion projects. Not sure I see the merit on a title pulling in $100k or so a month though. That's not a lot for most businesses but it's enough that ongoing costs for moderators/translators should be negligible. It's basically a rounding error especially when the latter can just be done via services like Amazon Turk when needed.
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Found it, I recalled that dude also claimed to have some pro company backing (turned out through nepotism). The name of the game was DreamWorld MMO.
I think in case of this project people will gladly help for access to test builds and fully unlocked content. We actually had a playable version of the product what can't be said about the other scams.