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Unreal Engine Fallen Doll: Operation Lovecraft [v0.4.9 Cracked] [Project Helius]
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That's literally nothing. I could come up with all those word salads in an afternoon.
Where's actual, tangible proof of them working on the singleplayer portion?
And by tangible, I mean actual footage of the gameplay.
Where's actual, tangible proof of them working on the singleplayer portion?
And by tangible, I mean actual footage of the gameplay.
- Oct 9, 2018
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That's just useless Microsoft Word file that you could write in 5 minutes or copy and paste from some other games. It's still a bullshit until some in game image or combat pose to see.
- Aug 13, 2020
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I remember those, but considering Scamlius record, I remained skeptical until actual footage would be shown (none was).
Those lists are more like the stuff planned to work on. Sure, thats part of the work, but just the starting point.
Harem mode is updated, now you cant play it at all.
- Aug 17, 2018
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I think by "perfectionism", they mean that Helius legit has an aversion to optimization. I remember a while back Helius said that he wasn't going to add any LOD meshes, because they look bad. Like... bruh, there's a reason LOD meshes are needed, you can't just not include them because they "look bad". I knew the moment he said that, harem mode was going to run like shit.
That same line of thinking is probably why the harem mode manages texture memory so poorly. Helius probably has every single character model using 8k textures no matter how far they are from the camera.
I have the game on Steam, but I haven't even bothered trying the update, considering they're apparently still having server issues (with less than 500 players), haven't improved performance by any meaningful amount, and implemented invasive new DRM. I don't have a problem with Denuvo on AAA titles, but considering how shady Helius is, that new Denuvo protection could be hiding something malicious in the executable. I ain't risking that.
But why is this game multiplayer? Why make it weird? Is this a personal information theft scam?
- Dec 12, 2018
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It's multiplayer because they don't want filthy pirates playing their game for free
Yes it is weird knowing that there will be some guys fapping to the game while looking what you're doing
And it is probably already a patreon scam to milk money anyways, info theft would be the cherry on the cake
I assumed it was an outright scam for a while but Helius paying for Denuvo suggests otherwise, that is not cheap (or popular with gamers) so he really seems to think he has something worth dumping $10-25k per month into protecting. Similarly the online only requirement doesn't seem like the sort of thing you'd do if it was a pure Patreon scam where they conduct the bare minimum work and pander to subscribers to keep the money coming in.
I suppose the one caveat to that is that he may have convinced Denuvo not to charge until the game is "released," which would be in line with their standard terms:
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The simpler explanation by far is that he's just an idiot that lied about his experience when starting the project and is essentially trying to put a full game together with a team of modders with no chain of command and nobody with any project management experience to take the reins. That would explain why they flip flop all over the place in terms of scope and direction, do alright with assets and animations but can't implement any even moderately complicated gameplay system or design ux worth a damn etc.
Hilarious project either way though. Almost worth the $36 just to watch it unravel in slow motion over the years.
- Aug 18, 2018
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Original answer was that they had some big hosting company invest in the game with the stipulation that it must be online multiplayer. Then it was because Helius deeply cares about the player experience and he thinks adding online grinding elements will stop players from burning through all the content too quickly and give them a sense of pride and accomplishment. The official answer has changed several times.
It's just an excuse for always online DRM and fomo.
- Jun 14, 2017
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Another day, another shitty excuse. It's almost as if the update was never tested because he wasn't working on it for an entire year and just rushed to shit it out last minute. But there's no way...right? Helius is an honest man and friend of the people.
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You know, I have this feeling, call it a hunch, but I think Pasix is going to be getting reaaaal familiar with God in a bit.
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Bruh 
this what happend when they keep lying and scaming
this what happend when they keep lying and scaming
- May 27, 2017
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Its almost as if they panic released an update to keep Patreon sub retention amirite. Lets spend money on paying for Denuvo instead of a decent server on a "multiplayer" game. This guy is an absolute fucking shitshow.
"God keep me". Yeah keep you in denial I guess. Helius has been using this guy for so long it makes me thinking if he's really doing this for free or if he's in a deep sunk cost fallacy.
Oh poor them, random anons being mean to them on the internets while they are doing their best to keep the community informed.
Meanwhile... tons of confused posts on Patreon on Steam, wondering why the game has not worked for two weeks. And not a single official notice about the downtime on the platforms where they collect money and distribute the "game".
Meanwhile... tons of confused posts on Patreon on Steam, wondering why the game has not worked for two weeks. And not a single official notice about the downtime on the platforms where they collect money and distribute the "game".
I am not for death threats to developers for not making game on time or meet some deadline, i am not for death threats to anyone, but also did he show proof that some on threats him ? this is same as CDPR saying we got a lot of death threats and never show any proof of it.
Developers/menagment is responsible for maintaineing hype for their game, and should make sure hype don't go overboard.
Developers/menagment is responsible for maintaineing hype for their game, and should make sure hype don't go overboard.
- Oct 14, 2020
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Man, I'm absolutely sure that he made it all up so that the hamsters in the discord would take pity on him. In fact, there are no threats, he just judges by himself, passing off his intentions as the actions of others.Bruh
I would not be surprised if they really received a lot of nasty messages. People are idiots and Internet anonymity does not help that. But they should just block them and move on. Instead they spend a lot of time writing whiney posts to collect Internet pity points, while not bothering to do their actual job.