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You know, they advertise the sex a lot yet I haven't seen any uncensored promo scenes yet...
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KickStarter Studio FOW's Subverse - Explore a wacky galaxy full of hot alien babes!
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catfood
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They want to wait for the KS to end before they show any of that stuff.
I wouldn't worry about whether or not there will be sexual content, considering StudioFOW's reputation and the hours of porn they have sitting out there on their website for free. I think the real question that most of us have is whether the gameplay will be halfway decent.
Tavernking
Don't believe his lies
Oh so when a porn games tries to do wacky space games the Codex loves it but when Divinity OS2 tried to make a wacky fantasy game you all hated it
Fuck teh Codex
Fuck teh Codex
As a patron of the arts I feel obligated to support this endeavour. 
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I am kinda feels bad that this one million USD could get into a much better game
On the other hand, TB RPG with porn!
On the other hand, TB RPG with porn!
Reinhardt
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No, it couldn't so you can stop feeling bad.
Zer0wing
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I don't remember Vince starting a fundraiser for Colony Ship RPG.
No, as a whole the RPG Codex voted it GOTY 2017 and then spent much time dissecting its flaws. It fared better than most games. And it did so despite its wackiness.
Has there been any indication that DU hasn't just taken the money and given it to emus as protection money?
DU used to post proofs, but it's likely he can't be arsed right now. Closest indication was the PM I screenshotted, see the previous page. But he's shown himself to be trust worthy. You know, for all the other fundraisers?
Plus you'd have to be a fucking moron to backstab your own place for a measly 350 bucks.
Plus you'd have to be a fucking moron to backstab your own place for a measly 350 bucks.
Incendax
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People liked DOS2. We just love to bitch about its flaws, and it DOES have some big flaws. If people didn’t like the game, they would barely even bother to talk about it at all.
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catfood
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So now that it's a done deal, have we talked about what the planet would be?
I suggest we call it Heavan, rather than the boring Codexia which might not fit with the theme. And if the planet were to look in-game like the multiheaded pic below, it would truly be heavan.
Codexians could be its citizens though. Their daily occupation being, obviously, to milk the butthurt from their comrades. He who milks the maximum butthurt would then be crowned Kingcomrade.
I suggest we call it Heavan, rather than the boring Codexia which might not fit with the theme. And if the planet were to look in-game like the multiheaded pic below, it would truly be heavan.
Codexians could be its citizens though. Their daily occupation being, obviously, to milk the butthurt from their comrades. He who milks the maximum butthurt would then be crowned Kingcomrade.
The Planet Codexia is an interstellar repository of forbidden magicks and forbidden thoughts. From the Hall of Monocles to the the Vault of Prosperia, and even the ill spoken Retardoland's Descent, all manner of knowledge about arcana are catalogued and maintained. But underneath the veneer of austere tranquilty and studious record keeping, something creeps in the shadows. The supercomputer used to index and file the various smatterings of the planet's inhabitants' thoughts, code named "Infinitron," has started to malfunction and begins to enact his own agenda.
And I used to think this place was respectable.
catfood
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So what made you change your mind?
Those people who insist that Invisible War wasn't shit.
catfood
AGAIN
Yeah, those people really get to me.
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