The "choices" are very superficially addressed like you said, but there also also deep issues with the pacing. You meet some furry characters in a cutscene, and after walking through two basically empty screens, you're suddenly expected to act like your lives have become intertwined and you're supposed to care about them like party members you've had for 30 hours. When HarmfulOpinions was playing through Animus, it read like a parody of the whole RPG genre.
He put Harmful Opinions in the game? Insane behavior, dude.
GOD, I tried so hard to listen to it, I really did, but it hurts. I’m too weak. Maybe it’s better for all of us he had his “second puberty”
They had the excuse that gaming was still in its infancy at that time. Devs were still trying to figure out what could be done with this booming new medium.
Cuckmann ruined both games and musclegirls.
", but as the guy said, Mald's code is so atrocious he should've just restarted.
Alex Mahan wrote more code and added more content to Yandere Simulator as a self-admitted amateur developer in the same time when Jason Hall did absolutely zero work on Heartbound as a self-admitted 20 year industry veteran. To compare Jason to Alex is an insult to the cum chalice chugging champion.
Have you never played online games on a server with a big BR population? They absolutely are retarded. They also love paying for cheating software en masse. Hate the BR bros, huehuehuehue mordekaiser es numero uno btw
It came out after Super Mario, after Doom, after Quake, after the crash of the 80s, after cRPGs moved from just ASCII symbols to first person to isometric and back to first person now in full 3D, after point and click adventures boomed and then died, after short-lived FMV revolution. When this game came out, Steam was already an established and popular distribution platform. Weird art games such as Museum of Anything Goes, LSD Dream Simulator or Seaman came out long before it.
There's no reason to doubt some fan got a shitty RPG working on a modern smart fridge. It's not much of a flex for the game because "smart" devices like that have tablets in them. It'd be like getting Heartbound working on a point of sale system which is often a cheap tablet nowadays. If it didn't run, then it's on the game, not the hardware.
They're kinda like Russians. In online games, they are insufferable and retarded. But when it comes to modding decades old vidya, they're masters at it. Though for Brazilians it's GTA:SA and not S.T.A.L.K.E.R.
819 now(I had to keep editing that number as I wrote this because it kept rising so fast). By posting the amount of people banned each day, and with it reaching upwards of 800-1000 people a day, he's kind of admitting he's pissed off a very large group. That kind of undermines his claim of being in the right.He is at 780+ bans just today.
