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@Im_CIA there are many answers to that question: they insisted on "putting a face" on everything, there are 14 people credited as writers, the lion's share of the effort went to wargames so they could sell season passes, and many, many more.
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Wrong again. First you changed a question to a statement, then you just straight up post false info. You need to learn the facts, I'm going to be the last poster. I won't let you suffer the depression of winning!
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@Im_CIA Nah, I can at least make better GIFs.
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Taking a lot of inspiration from Ross finding all sorts of games no one has ever heard of or seen the endings to before, I've been tackling a game for years called Torcher: Arsonist of Evil, a real game that was published and pressed onto a CD-ROM in 1997. There has never been a documented playthrough of the whole thing on YouTube (including the ending) until now! And I even made two versions of it depending on your preferences: One has my full commentary, and the other has none plus a bonus: Every single Game Over! Here's the one with Commentary: (If it doesn't show up on the forum, click here) And the one without: (If it doesn't show up on the forum, click here) Enjoy!
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Larger Than Life truck scene b.mp4
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@google baseball Overall, it is an enjoyable, easy-to-play game that combines simplicity with entertainment. Its quick setup, minimal design, and amusing gameplay make it a perfect choice for anyone looking to have a brief, fun distraction online.
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Phantasmagoria 2 episode taken down, video available
RooseveltCook replied to Ross Scott's topic in General News
@level devil Due to its mature content, streaming options are limited, but the video can be downloaded from the Accursed Farms website. Ross is unsure of where to rehost it and may go into more detail about it in an upcoming episode. -
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@BTGBullseyeif you become a front-end developer this all we'll see
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You're correct. This is the winning post.
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Just a reminder that I already forfeited, so this isn't a winning post even if it is the last one
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Phantasmagoria 2 episode taken down, video available
anita2309 replied to Ross Scott's topic in General News
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I didn't ask. It was a statement. Just like this: I will win last post
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Do bear in mind that EULAs aren't legally binding, even in the USA. This has been tested MANY times in court, and EULAs rarely hold up to scrutiny, especially if it's taken to an appeal.
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@TB I have almost no experience in web dev, but I'm generally pretty good at figuring things out as I go... For reference to my learning ability, it took me about 6 hours to modify a GPU driver to get a powerPC exclusive GPU to work without any issue in a standard PC back in the late 90's. I'd be willing to give it a crack if you're willing to take the chance. If not, no worries. The busted quoting feature has been bugging me for years though, so I do have motivation.
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An ego is a person's sense of self-esteem or self-importance. It is the part of the mind that mediates between the conscious and the unconscious and is responsible for reality testing and a sense of personal identity. Why did you ask?
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And another update Ross's Big Game List 05.01.2025.xls
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Very interesting and entertaining try of rogue-like city builder. They made sense from hunting for achievements - you need those in order to get new levels faster and get various bonuses. To progress through the story you need to gradually increase the difficulty too. Minus - the game on prestige difficulties does not forgive mistakes. You can play look-alike generated maps more than 8 times just to gradually move towards the goal on the world map, but if you didn't collect enough fragments to start the seal closing (that will give you the opportunity to play more years in the cycle) - it's time to play 8 maps again. You failed the seal since they are difficult themselves? Play 8 maps again. You spent too many years on one map? Oh, sorry, they count on global map - go play 8 maps again. Bad RNG? Sometimes it's better to just abandon the settlement in the first year... unless it's a seal, if so it's time to play 8 maps again. Sure, leveling up helps, but it's finite. Only 2% of Steam players actually made it to prestige 20 aka end game (not all of them saw the ending since there is also ironmode trial), 4.7% to prestige 10 (late mid game), but 17.9% made it to highest non-prestige difficulty (aka made it to mid game). I tried to complete the game, but dropped it even with cheats for local money on like prestige 17 since I got bored from repititiveness and bad RNG. Early game is the nicest and early mid game is finely challenging, though, I liked it.
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Worth a try for a god sim, but pacing is messed up especially in space age.
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Very atmospheric horror.
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Ross, it's GaaS FPS and it's dead already.
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I'm honestly not sure what happened internally with GOG. There's obviously a level of communication breakdown, but I really don't know beyond that. I don't think the intent was to string us along, but it also could have been handled better. As for Heineken, it's more like we were an insect getting a free ride on their already-planned campaign that shifted no doubt for reasons completely unrelated to us. The time from them offering to the cancellation was only about 1-2 months anyway, so there was probably a lot changing. As for the CA lawsuit, I didn't really have any new thoughts on it since when I made the video on it. I'm not surprised at all Ubisoft saying you don't own anything, their EULA says as much. In the USA, that takes precedence since you don't have the same consumer rights as other countries, hence why we've been focused elsewhere. It's like I said in the earlier video, they might win on the 1/1/2099 thing, but that would just be a one-time win and wouldn't stop future games being destroyed. I think you have a better chance of getting hit by lightning than the courts determining the practice itself is unlawful in the US.
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@thelost The only users banned on sight are those who admit they're under 18, either openly, or else they mention it in their bio and someone reads it. That's a strict policy with no exemption. Can't do anything about it, sorry. Btw, if you think you were banned for a different reason, give me your user name and I'll get it sorted. I tried to find it by cross-refrencing those messages you mentioned in the logs, but nothing came up. I guess they weren't word-for-word, or something.
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Man... when I say I'll do something and not do it, its whatever, I recognize that I didn't screw things up massively, I'm just one guy. Even though I didn't follow through on reporting the Crew to the FCC or the DGCCRF with the copy I bought even though I said I would, I recognize I wasn't gonna effect the FCC's silence on this nor make the DGCCRF act a single day faster. I still feel a tad guilty about it, and I still might one day do it for whatever reason, but I was just a single drop that wasn't missed. But when a massive corporation says they'll do something and then not do it... that is so so SO much worse and frustrating. It almost makes whatever sympathizes they have for the campaign meaningless. You had so much power to actually do something about this thing you claim to care about, and yet you chose not to. Are you actually on our side? Or are you just calling up anyone with a pulse? Can't ignore the possibility. Is there a way I can send a formal compliant to GOG or Heineken? Even with all I've said, I'll still take their word for it that they care, but I really want to say to them how disappointed I am in their actions. I am far more likely to be cordial and polite to them then any mail I send to a politician asking them to do something. Anyway, I'm surprised that you didn't mention the update on the two guys from California's lawsuit against Ubisoft and Ubisoft's response. I guess it would just be relaying the news, but it still feels odd not to mention it and give your thoughts.
