He's also still repeating the same lies.THis guy seems to not understand "Latex" and "Polymer".
Latex doesn't have rough texture like that it suppose to be smooth like glass.
Judging from the picture he post that shits looks more like cheap spandex and leather.
Galatea has been "approved" every time there's something inconvenient for Helius to have to talk about. It's not much of a surprise he's said it again, though now without Miya and Pasix to keep him in check he may actually just push that to steam and accept the consequences.I swear he said the exact same thing in 2019
Holy shit, after I saw your post I nearly fell out of my chair. I couldn't agree more, I must say you are quite observant. This whole Project Helius is really just a joke, until this game officially releases I am still not believing this game actually has any actual progress.I'm actually amazed at the process he used for hiring new mods. This can only end just as well in another 3 years. (The gray color is mod, btw)
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Toryall got any tips on bypassing the download speed limits (other than a vpn)?
Try wildlife or maybe Virtamate (you can make your own scenes or dowload others).Welp this blows.
Anybody got any recommendations for other alien/tentacle/zoo/robot games? U Know weird shit.
Isn't doing that enough for Steam to decide to boot the game off of the platform ?Long story short:
On steam, the only version you can download the normal way is the demo
Real game's paywalled on Patreon of all places. Real dick move on Heleus' part. Guy screwed Steam out of pretty much ALL THE REVENUE
I've looked and I couldn't find any specific rules for this exact situation. There are rules for stopping similar schemes but it seems like OL is in some kind of loophole where it technically doesn't break them by being an unlisted beta. That's probably why they've dragged out a public release this long.Isn't doing that enough for Steam to decide to boot the game off of the platform ?
Well, shiet ! Maybe trying to reach to Steam directly with an email describing the scheme, providing whatever proofs are available to back up the claims , could be a worth a try?I've looked and I couldn't find any specific rules for this exact situation. There are rules for stopping similar schemes but it seems like OL is in some kind of loophole where it technically doesn't break them by being an unlisted beta. That's probably why they've dragged out a public release this long.
Steam don't care, it does actually openly break their rules about beta keys toWell, shiet ! Maybe trying to reach to Steam directly with an email describing the scheme, providing whatever proofs are available to back up the claims , could be a worth a try?
Steam however are pretty selective as to when they enforce their rules.Release State Override (or beta package keys)
These keys are used to grant access to a product prior to its release on Steam. Release State Override keys are intended for small beta tests and press/influencer access. We will look at each request on a case-by-case basis, but Release State Override (beta) keys are generally limited to 2,500 total. It is never OK to sell Release-State Override keys. If you’d like to run a large scale playtest to provide more than a few thousand keys to allow play before your game launches, you should use the Steam Playtest feature.
any news on this game? or just a scam?
let me guess,another pay to download site?You must be registered to see the links