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Goblyn99

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Well damn @ the reviews

Is this as legendary as the reviews make it out to be? :oops:

Edit: Tried it out... I let Poppy in with open arms.

Poppy says...

"Thanks for letting...

...

..."

Waiting.gif

EDIT: Ah... read the spoiler in the OP :eek: Mybad. Animation quality, scenes, and environment :chefskiss:
 
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universe01

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Well damn @ the reviews

Is this as legendary as the reviews make it out to be? :oops:

Edit: Tried it out... I let Poppy in with open arms.

Poppy says...

"Thanks for letting...

...

..."

View attachment 5142700
dude
try to open the game again, press p to opcion menu
delete save data
and when u start again try the opcion "for a price" and then have seggs w/ poppy
 
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CrvX1995

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Still had a couple hiccup days, but it's been more productive than not. With all the weird shit that's been going on with the internet lately; it's concerning.
I may have been living under the rock for a while now, what's happening in the internet that's cause for concern?
 

zambizi

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I may have been living under the rock for a while now, what's happening in the internet that's cause for concern?
An Advocacy group of loonies in Australia got payment processors to pressure most social media/nsfw art platforms and steam to drive off NSFW content and require some mandatory ID verification "for the sake of online children protection"

Given how little consequences there were regarding the matter this gave a bunch of nations a boner at the chance to further monitor people's online activity/tie their real identities with their online ones definitively under a nice disguise. the UK immediately jumped on the opportunity and enforced the ''Online safety act" requiring a mandatory ID verification on social media and a few other platforms

The US seems to be eying this opportunity as well by introducing a few legislations that would lead to the same result eventually if they pass most prominent of which is the "kids online safety act"
 

CrvX1995

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An Advocacy group of loonies in Australia got payment processors to pressure most social media/nsfw art platforms and steam to drive off NSFW content and require some mandatory ID verification "for the sake of online children protection"

Given how little consequences there were regarding the matter this gave a bunch of nations a boner at the chance to further monitor people's online activity/tie their real identities with their online ones definitively under a nice disguise. the UK immediately jumped on the opportunity and enforced the ''Online safety act" requiring a mandatory ID verification on social media and a few other platforms

The US seems to be eying this opportunity as well by introducing a few legislations that would lead to the same result eventually if they pass most prominent of which is the "kids online safety act"
Business as usual, everyone needs to go crypto, problem solved.
 

Not Included

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Business as usual, everyone needs to go crypto, problem solved.
The thing is, my dear friend, that those who have crypto don't give a damn about all these small games. Although, of course, there are plenty of idiots in the world, I won't argue with that.

P.S. Heh. I remembered the story about the guy ( On May 22nd, 2010, a bitcoin miner named Laszlo Hanyecz made history by purchasing two pizzas for 10,000 Bitcoins—marking the first-ever recorded Bitcoin transaction for physical goods.)
10k BTC today it is about $160 000 000 :)
 

johnrule342

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The thing is, my dear friend, that those who have crypto don't give a damn about all these small games. Although, of course, there are plenty of idiots in the world, I won't argue with that.

P.S. Heh. I remembered the story about the guy ( On May 22nd, 2010, a bitcoin miner named Laszlo Hanyecz made history by purchasing two pizzas for 10,000 Bitcoins—marking the first-ever recorded Bitcoin transaction for physical goods.)
10k BTC today it is about $160 000 000 :)
Those were some expensive pizzas, huh
 
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