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i been trying to find that out for awhile now..and have gotten nowhere..i missed the old waysOkay for some reason I can't seem to get professor X to stop buzzing us during public play anymore, is it still possible in this new update?
I didn't get one , but then virustotal flagged it when I scanned it for good measure. I'm waiting for others to tell me what's what. In the meantime, I'd treat it is being infectedI got a virus notification from firefox when I downloaded from pixeldrain. Anyone else?
Preach...it just has to be a nightmare to do anything with this game. Any part of the spaghetti you poke has the potential to break dozens of other things for no rhyme or reason. ...
...Just 9 years in a perpetual first draft fan-fiction hellscape.
I tried SU once. Deleted it within five minutes.Artwork wise, I'm excited. Gameplay loop wise, I'm dreading it. Because Something Unlimited is really the worst experience to play ever. Even with cheats it sucks.
This gives me mixed feelings due to the fact that I'd be in my mid 40's but still clowning the same dude for the same game.We could trashtalk about Oni for 9 more years, tbh.
sounds like a you problemI tried SU once. Deleted it within five minutes.
I still clown on bungie for marathon, ... and mythThis gives me mixed feelings due to the fact that I'd be in my mid 40's but still clowning the same dude for the same game.
To borrow a joke form Josh Johnson: That's knowing a dude since the Civil Rights era and still being a hater. Like "Yeah, this dude Oni made a X-Men game two months after the I Have A Dream speech with punch cards on the ENIAC, but him and his game ain't been shit since DOS."
and destinyI still clown on bungie for marathon, ... and myth
round = 100Does anyone know the console commands to reset the clock or the time, whatever it's called, in the top right corner?
Instruction (a bit outdated but still legit)How??
You should try clowning on studios that no longer exist. Black Isle, Pandemic, Bullfrog, Westwood, Free Radical, Ion Storm...I still clown on bungie for marathon, ... and myth
You should try clowning on studios that no longer exist.
Pandemic.
Thanks dude, I had no idea.round = 100
Its been awhile, it might be Round
On them I clown not yet their games I still play, often the physical copies, though we progress ever farther from the past, we cherish thoes memories that put the present to shame, and our future in doubt, and in the end we will, if we are wise, question our comma use, and whether we ever truly understood sentence structure, ,,,,,man i love titsYou should try clowning on studios that no longer exist. Black Isle, Pandemic, Bullfrog, Westwood, Free Radical, Ion Storm...
Special mention for Raven Software, who has been trapped in the Call of Duty mines since 2011.
beware the spaghetti's coding View attachment 29 Beware the Forest's Mushrooms.mp3This is the real through line that Rogue Like Evolution shares with Yandere Simulator. Not the long development time, or being subsumed by scope creep. It is that both projects are total and complete spaghetti code. Now RLE being 2D doesn't have something as egregious as the 5,500 polygon toothbrush we can all point and laugh at, but the game runs at all of 41 FPS on my Ryzen 7 & RTX 3070Ti desktop (frequently hitches to around 20 FPS and drops frame all the time), so it's pretty evident that 'optimization' is an alien concept to both projects as well.
Why does everything take forever? Assuming that they are working in good faith, it just has to be a nightmare to do anything with this game. Any part of the spaghetti you poke has the potential to break dozens of other things for no rhyme or reason. Say you all have the structure already built to enable X sex scene and have implemented it for half the cast. So why does adding in the art assets to enable it for the next girl just break everything and take forever to fix? How come every bit of added content, even if it seemingly is a copy-paste job of already existing content, has to be a bespoke nightmare of conflicts and bugs?
Like imagine if someone read The Lord of the Rings, fell in love with it, and then they decided to author their own multi-book long fantasy epic. Now take that same person, give them a 4th grade reading comprehension (so that they actually missed most or all of the subtext of LOTR), and have them start working on it for almost a decade straight; and they never once stopped to take a creative writing course or seek advice from other authors or an editor. Also they're writing this all on an electro-mechanical typewriter, which then needs to be transcribed into a word processor, before being printed out in masse before being physically mailed for their subscribers. Just 9 years in a perpetual first draft fan-fiction hellscape.