PhantasmaNL
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Not playing this anymore and dont intend to in the future, but if nothing else this game eventually led me to the Dark Worlds of HP Lovecraft series, narrated by June. Awesome stuff.
even if you are an ignorant cunt you will fit in.
And would you say this is when your feelings of inadequacy began to develop?I'm already pretty disillusioned and jaded. Except about this, because I made the mistake of not being disillusioned and jaded about it. The fact of the matter is 1: I missed out on the really old CRPGs because I didn't have a PC. 2: I missed out on the kind of old ones because I only did D&D then. 3: By the time I really started looking at CRPGs most of the modern ones were junk and because of that whole disillusioned thing a lot of new and old ones fly under my radar. 4: Console RPGs are generally unremarkable and always have been. All of which means finding games I care about and are something I'd be interested in and find remarkable is a very rare thing because I don't give any fucks about Bethesda junk or Witcher x the Witchporning.
To be honest, I was including you in that group lol. You're practically the Salt King of Darkest Dungeon...if I were Red Hook I'd make you into an official boss in the game lol.
To be honest, I was including you in that group lol. You're practically the Salt King of Darkest Dungeon...if I were Red Hook I'd make you into an official boss in the game lol.
Really some of the worst examples of internet forums; here st the Codex we may play smartass or whatever but we rarely go off the deep end like those guys are, even Sensuki's dissapointment with PoE was kind of polite... But really is it worth so much nerdrage and angst over a fucking game like DD? I mean I backed that shit with $100 because I loved the Wayne June narration, art style and the game seemed fun but so what? It is just money and just a fucking crappy game, not worth it to lose your cool like that and start ranting like lunatics ffs
Not much to tell.
It's kind of like that time when I emailed a prestigious magazine and was told that the editorial stuff is busy and if I want their attention I should order them pizza and given a phone number of a nearby pizza place. I kid you not. Technically it was a sound advice (and it was offered as an advice) as it would have cost me less than 100 bucks I paid for the IGF entry, but you have to draw the fucking line somewhere.
Entering the game and talking to the judges (one guy talked to two NPCs and thought it was the entire demo; don't ask) made me realize that it's the wrong place to promote the game and it's for a very different kind of indie games, to say the least.
No, he's not. He's a member of the fairly large group of European(?) indie developers who produce hardcore RPGs in the modern age. (see also: Xulima, Underrail, Aledorn...) But what's that matter?