Sure, he doesn't need to name who did exactly which step. That's not what I'm talking about. He also didn't do the two available write-ups by himself either, so the pattern still applies. He didn't write up anything himself mentioning other people, the only reason that's the case is because someone else wrote it with him. And even him posting that once doesn't change the 100+ other times he's brought it up framing himself as being the only one who did anything.
Hmm yes writing is definitely making chapter 1 of what? 3? Take 8 years hmmm yes
So much of his time goes into carefully maintaining the "emotional integrity of the characters", but when this Tolstoy-tier dialogue hits the game, it magically transforms into "teleports behind you,,, heh,,, nothing personnel,,,, kid"
He claims that a good portion of his audience are brazilians. He claims that they became his biggest fans because he turned on regional pricing for his heartbound game, acting like it's some ground breaking thing that no other publisher have thought of (or at least rarely use, which is bullshit, games not having regional pricing is the rare case in my experience) He even showcased fanarts of heartbound drawn by these brazilians.
I mean, if the game has 5 chapters but claims to have dozens of routes with hundreds of outcomes, it would not be strange for some endings to be in the earlier chapters right? If a game only has good and bad ending, the bad ending can appear at any time, but if the game has a,b,c,...x,y,z endings, it wouldn't be strange for some of them to be in any chapters, no? Just saying.
I'm not sure what you are getting at, I was simply responding to that line with some information, that we do know somewhat what he did and it's social engineering while he wants to use the badges as evidence for his hacking (programming) ability.
Sure, those statements are not technically incorrect, but saying he's not fiscally tied to his EA game(that has basically been abandoned) in public, might be the most tone-deaf thing he could have said in response to a question about his game being review-bombed.
Can we talk how that defcon epic hacker shit is cringe if the feds hire people from it?
Ok, you're not getting what I'm saying.
That guy also was in the comments of that one liana k video about SKG. He does NOT seem to have all his ducks in a row.
I'm pretty sure hearth-bound is what he calls his ferrets after he rapes them to death.
point one about mr robot is just clearly a strawman against what people are actually criticising
There's no fucking chance 9 articles in less than 3 weeks defending Mald isn't one of his employees, friends, or Mald himself.
this is so dank. He shows the potential routes but doesn't want to spoil anything? Make it make sense
He said his biggest stream audience is from Europe, hence why he stream on european time
It certainly sounds rigged. Under any sane rules, impersonating contest staff to gain advantage over other competitors would result in immediate disqualification and probably getting banned for life. Supposedly this wasn't against the rules, but what would happen to a team that told one of the officials to fuck off because they thought he was an impersonator? If the answer is disqualification, then the contest is intrinsically unfair, with the outcome being either random (decided by which teams manage to correctly guess who is and who isn't an actual contest official) or decided by favoritism (who the judges decide to disqualify and who they don't). I've always thought DEFCON was a big circlejerk, and this is doing nothing to change my mind.
Yes, but listen, Animus is 98% done, ok? Then the next one is a breeze. Chapter 4 is just direct combat. It's the dialogue that's hard for him. He's a master at combat. Then Chapter 5 will come later, as an extra. There will be a pre-order on Steam.
This freak has been highlighted before, I'm more convinced he's just random garbage (didn't looked too far into it)
I am literally not disagreeing with anything you are writing, like at all. I was simply adding some information to what we know about what he did.
This is an easy marketing/hype claim, people used to write such articles about Baldur's Gate 3 too (a gajillion endings!)