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I continued when I could, as I said I would. Sorry if you felt like you won somehow because you didn't.So "the Leap of Faith fanbois which prevent" you from "reviewing" and your first post in 2 days while the thread was dead is to try continue bashing leap of faith.... and ignoring ALL the follow up points, replying to a post from Nov 6, 2024
Don't need to stalk me, I see you have no life whatsoever and are up 24/7 for flame wars, but I do have a life and I couldn't dedicate enough time in the last weeks (as I already said). Most of the time I did have for posting, I had to dedicate it to counter your faulty logic and alternative facts spewing, so I couldn't fully review any more games.
You did three accounts of lying right there:None of the comments you posted quoted the dev in saying the game is a tribute to his (not her) suicided daughter, represented by said character AND that the game was advertised as such AND that the dev intended for it to be 100% based on and in reality.
- The dev was cited in those comments:
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3a : to refer to
4 : to bring forward or call to another's attention especially as an example, proof, or precedent
- The game is a tribute to her:
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All of them 5 meanings, specially 5b which is usually reserved for dead people.1 : the state of bearing in mind
2 a : the ability to remember : memory
b : the period over which one's memory extends
3 : an act of recalling to mind
4 : a memory of a person, thing, or event
5 a : something that serves to keep in or bring to mind : reminder
b : commemoration, memorial
c : a greeting or gift recalling or expressing friendship or affection
- The game was obviously based on reality, real actual events which actually happened, even quoting real life events and words, verbatim:
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in theYou must be registered to see the linkswords : word for word
None of those are quotes from the dev
- I never said "quote" but "cite", that's one of your alternative facts fabrications
- I never said those comments cited the dev, that's one of your alternative facts fabrications. I said they cited his main intention with the game, which was a tribute to her, his suicided daughter, represented by Cece (the character from Leap of Faith)
The game itself was NOT marketed, advertised as a tribute to his dead daughter.
- I never said it was marketed or advertised as such, those are part of your alternative facts fabrications
- I said it was common knowledge in GOG, which it was as I proved with those comments from the store page, which I read before buying
- The author could have remained silent about the connection of the game with his suicided daughter, but he didn't because it was common knowledge, like it was in this store webpage in which he voluntarily included his game
How do you know he didn't? Do you have any proof? I have already presented mine, the burden of the proof is on you on this one.The dev also NEVER came out and said I made this game based on reality and everything is 100% authentic and you should expect a real world experience.
I don't know if these kind of cheap mental games work for you with some poor souls around you, but they surely don't work with me. I have already proved my words right and your bullshit wrong already, fact checked and peer reviewed.The fact is, this is ALL in your head, very much like how I now believe, all your tall tales in this thread are....
Exactly like I said, he became hugely popular only because of the movies, not because of his novels:You must be registered to see the links
" The Bond stories rank amongYou must be registered to see the linksof all time, having sold over 100 million copies worldwide. "
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" However it wasn’t until early 1952 that he finally made that dream a reality. Casino Royale was the first of what would ultimately be a series of 12 novels and two short story collections written by Fleming at his home in Jamaica while escaping the gloomy London winter each year.
The book was an immediate success in Britain, with the initial 4,728 print run selling out in less than a month, leading to a second and then third printing, and the 1955 paperback edition sold 41,000 copies in one year. By the time of You Only Live Twice, the last book to be published in Fleming’s lifetime, there were a staggering 62,000 advance orders in Britain alone."
"He wasn't by far the best spy novelist, he was just one of the first to be hugely successful but mainly thanks to the movies, not to his novels."
I assure you James Bond movies had much more than 100 million spectators.
So James Bond was created by Ian Fleming? Really? Were you the only one who knew?You must be registered to see the links
Written by : Michael G. Wilson, Richard Maibaum
Based on : James Bond by Ian Fleming
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Screenplay by : Jeffrey Caine, Bruce Feirstein
Story by : Michael France
Based on : James Bond by Ian Fleming
- Was James Bond the same in all the novels? No
- Was James Bond the same in all the movies? No
- Was the James Bond from the movies License to Kill and Goldeneye different from other movies? Yes, he acted closer to a real life spy from the 1970s and later, than in any other of James Bond movies
Personally I prefer Roger Moore as James Bond, he was a dandy gentleman, acting more like a medieval knight than a spy. But that's the romantic version of a spy, meanwhile real life spies are like Pierce Brosnan in Goldeneye or in The fourth protocol (another movie based on a spy novel by a much better spy genre writer, in which he is a secret agent but not James Bond).
Are you jealous you can't, since you were home schooled?Have you considered asking your school for a refund?