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WhatNitrous

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It seems like he did it on the street, at least from the video I saw. The supposed ban is just more hype for the story. He'll probably make more from the video than the cost of the Switch. You could even argue it's good advertising for Nintendo, stirring up FOMO with the "limited" supply.
This is Nintendo we're talking about, literally the only company I wouldn't even be shocked actually did this, and one of the few business's or copyrights I'm extremely careful not to walk too close to the fence when dealing with...hence the tonberry :LOL:

I don't think much like a corporate suit even when I run a business, but if our game ever gets big enough, I would definitely triple cross my T's amd Dot my i's with anything that could even be considered theirs.
 

WhatNitrous

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Definitely. While parody is fair use, that wouldn't stop them suing if you came to their attention.
No.doubt....but if we get to that height, i'll have changed it twenty times already...the small things like the credits, warnings and mini games an shit are about the only aspect I'm able to freely be creatove about, even though I still run it past ivo.

I don't ever insist on me on him changing his work no matter what I think might be better for sales or even gaining a following of just fans and players, I refuse to do that...so thats my small little outlet for being funny and creative in the game and I keep adding to it as things happen (usually with the player base or our ideas being funny skits), I seriously doubt that part will still be in it very long. I keep all of it to do something like a side story type of deal down the road but I like to keep it fresh where it repeats when I have the time and a good idea too.

Even if I made a Castlevania style mini game I would be sure it was unique enough to be my own...I have no interest in copying something exactly thats been copied (usually poorly) 100 times before, I'm intending to add to the current mini-game already for that reason and i'll do the same with the cat one you've seen before. You can outright find the code for that game using AI...boring as shit.

The way I see it if we can ever get their attention, i'm already content with the games success...they can have my money as long as I have a decent place to live :LOL:
 

silent_passenger

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He can expect not so pleasant meeting...
 

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All 3 require Playing/idling tasks:cautious:, with Silicone-2 needing to idle 2 demos.:rolleyes:
 
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PurpleEventQuail

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I hate Take Two (2K/Rockstar/Private Division/Gearbox) and whatever else it calls itself. I refuse to buy anything more from them. They stuck launchers in their games (called it a Quality of Life update), then removed them for now, and sell old abandoned Linux/Apple ports of Borderlands 2. They only updated the Windows port, making crossplay between them incompatible. When they did their Quality of Life update it broke Bioshock Infinite on Linux for months until they came around to fix it. I don't like Square Enix either but I may give them money someday for Final Fantasy Tactics and Xenogears (if they port it to Steam).
 

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I don't give a fuck about all these TOS and other shit. They can find out where I live, come kiss my ass, just let me play a good game if I need it. On the Internet, every second son of James Bond and is offended by all sorts of shit. You provide your data wherever you can in RL, but too shy to do it online. The cringe moment
 

WhatNitrous

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From the Borderlands 2 review:

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They deserve to be review-bombed, just like they were with Helldivers 2, but across all their games.
Its a good idea...i'm sure they'll learn a lesson :rolleyes: because it worked out so well last time.
I don't give a fuck about all these TOS and other shit. They can find out where I live, come kiss my ass, just let me play a good game if I need it. On the Internet, every second son of James Bond and is offended by all sorts of shit. You provide your data wherever you can in RL, but too shy to do it online. The cringe moment
The thing is there are much worse (like Facebook) that tracks even the shit on gala that comes from like elloco's twitter posts thinking I actually visited the pages myself.

Now thats creepy.

The only thing in there that would bother me is if they recorded my steam username and password and its not in the game for their service, maybe my IP address if its not needed for multiplayer and age and gender because thats just not relevant to the game except being 18+. The rest is normal debugging info. This feels more like an attack than an actual issue.
 

PurpleEventQuail

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This feels more like an attack than an actual issue.
An attack that will disappear in a few days.
"Period of off-topic review activity detected
Excluded from the Review Score (by default)"

It is still annoying that companies change their TOS, add DRM in updates, delete their games, censor their products in updates, and add launchers in updates. I created myself a curator just to keep up with the latter three. They piss me off the most.
 
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