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I have to wonder if this double ruse was the plan all along, or if they just adapted on the fly in response to what they got.
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Reminds me of that weird yellow nigger that made and later took down Flappy Bird.Dumb, they could have capitalized on the viral success.
They could have been millionares.
Seriously, imagine if they were like "we understand that there is outrage about how you treat your slaves, so as we progress in the Beta test of the game we have decided to add mechanics to offer slaves melon rind as a treat". Or if they posted updates that in reaction to community comments on the gameplay being too narrow, they're adding a breeding subsystem with hidden stats, and over time you unlock the ability to gauge how ornery a buck is going to be? Or make a big cosmetic overhaul, with varying slave models and toggles for each one to adjust their skin color. You could unlock new skins! Imagine having a slave with the UK flag as a skin!Dumb, they could have capitalized on the viral success.
They could have been millionares.
Does this automatically refund everyone, or do they get to keep the game? How does it work?They are taking it down.
If you bought it you keep it, they're just taking down the ability to purchase it.Does this automatically refund everyone, or do they get to keep the game? How does it work?
Because it went from "haha funy gaem" to "wait it was a literal scam".
I didn't buy it so it doesnt matter directly, but I wanna know if we need to remember this retard's name for future scams.
Indeed, there are parallels.Reminds me of that weird yellow nigger that made and later took down Flappy Bird.
The paranoid side of me thinks that the intent of the game was just to out its users in order to be used as fodder for future cancel culture. If you downloaded the game or there's any evidence that you ever purchased it, then that can be used against you. This is why you should never download things like this unless you're doing so in a manner that isn't public in any way.I have to wonder if this double ruse was the plan all along, or if they just adapted on the fly in response to what they got.
Making games private on your steam profile/library is as simple as clicking a button. You can hide all your games from your close friends if you wanted to go that far. If it's private then people library/family sharing with you won't even know you have it.The paranoid side of me thinks that the intent of the game was just to out its users in order to be used as fodder for future cancel culture. If you downloaded the game or there's any evidence that you ever purchased it, then that can be used against you. This is why you should never download things like this unless you're doing so in a manner that isn't public in any way.