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Unity !Ω Factorial Omega: My Dystopian Robot Girlfriend [v0.90.6] [Incontinent Cell]

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Incontinent Cell

My Dystopian Robot Girlfriend Developer
Game Developer
Oct 12, 2020
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Watch and learn kids. This is how misinformation works. It also works the same for real news too, so let's break this down.

1. Somebody plants the seed of misinformation. Sometimes it's a unintentional. Sometimes it's planned. In this case it's a joke by "mr__person__"
You must've missed it. Got the screenshot right here:

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Totally didn't make this in MS Paint ;)
2. People spread that "seed", but now the context gets partially lost. It makes it harder to find the truth simply because it takes more time to read it all and to find the source of the information. In this case it's people replying to that post and playing along, but in case of news it's new articles being written about the thing, people sharing it on social media etc.

3. Final step. Somebody new sees one of the posts and doesn't bother reading the whole story. They just look at the screenshot or in the case of news, the headline.
Then they post something like this.
Where does it say the game and/or mods were going to be shut down though?
All I see is a dev being tired of stupid/lazy people and telling them off.
Thanks for coming to my TED talk and make sure to always read the whole story to not appear dumb on the internet!
 

mr__person__

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Jan 18, 2020
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TL,DR : People are stupid, and lie for sh*t's and giggles.
Whaaat? Nooooo... I would never lie for shits a giggles because some people can't be bothered to look at the dev posting in the thread 3 posts up from them asking if the game's dead. :BootyTime:

This is how misinformation works.

[...] and make sure to always read the whole story to not appear dumb on the internet!
Genuinely wasn't sure how my blatant spreading of misinformation via a (poorly) faked screenshot would be taken and was prepared to take it down immediately, but saw that most people laughed and went along with it. That said I should have clarified shortly after that it was a joke.

But in my defense, the people that would believe such a blatant lie without second thought are the same people that already think the game's dead because there's not a weekly update to satiate their ADHD. Let them be pleasantly surprised when an update appears.
 

BonkToHJail

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May 21, 2022
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Whaaat? Nooooo... I would never lie for shits a giggles because some people can't be bothered to look at the dev posting in the thread 3 posts up from them asking if the game's dead. :BootyTime:



Genuinely wasn't sure how my blatant spreading of misinformation via a (poorly) faked screenshot would be taken and was prepared to take it down immediately, but saw that most people laughed and went along with it. That said I should have clarified shortly after that it was a joke.

But in my defense, the people that would believe such a blatant lie without second thought are the same people that already think the game's dead because there's not a weekly update to satiate their ADHD. Let them be pleasantly surprised when an update appears.
That's why I said we should stop that - some people just throw their brain (if they had any in the beginning) out of the window and just consume anything they see in the net...
Their attention span is less than 30 sec, anything beyond that limit or not right in front of them or requires to think - they won't see it...
(We live in times where one joke could bring so many problems cuz people just that stupid and lazy to double check shit)
 

negroidprime

Engaged Member
Sep 25, 2018
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Watch and learn kids. This is how misinformation works. It also works the same for real news too, so let's break this down.

1. Somebody plants the seed of misinformation. Sometimes it's a unintentional. Sometimes it's planned. In this case it's a joke by "mr__person__"


2. People spread that "seed", but now the context gets partially lost. It makes it harder to find the truth simply because it takes more time to read it all and to find the source of the information. In this case it's people replying to that post and playing along, but in case of news it's new articles being written about the thing, people sharing it on social media etc.

3. Final step. Somebody new sees one of the posts and doesn't bother reading the whole story. They just look at the screenshot or in the case of news, the headline.
Then they post something like this.


Thanks for coming to my TED talk and make sure to always read the whole story to not appear dumb on the internet!
A game of telephone in the "post-truth world".
 

MoolaMoona1

Member
Jan 1, 2019
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Jesus, this game sure got a whole lot more popular since I played the first version shared here. Oh well, that's just how things go, I suppose.
 
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