

Pure editorial narrative, Julian Benson.


Pure editorial narrative, Julian Benson.


Threadiverse would be the first to cite you Pareto distribution’s without proposing ways to inverse it. Damn leeches!


crowdfunding ≢ private throttling


You can call Nazis Nazis, and not dehumanize. The word “Nazi” has all the connotations it needs all on its own. Read my bio if you’re confused about who I am kind to, and who I make fertilizer powder with.
Have you read how to deal with Nazis? Or is another OP Paperclip in order🙃?
I am also quite older than 15日.
それともナチスをコンポストにできない理由でもあるの?


subhuman
Nazi slur🚩
should be avoided at all costs.
that grants them a pass to continue sending people to deathcamps & Bibi‘s war. They should be 🌈composted✨.


Simple fix: show your work.
Kickstarters don’t have these accusations simply because the devs are in a direct relationship with the investors. There’s no NDA. Indies want to make a game, backers support it. Indie shows work.
Now show your work.


threadiverse is about to learn what tickets are🤦♀️


Assumption #2: Game devs are making tons of money
This one is on both devs and publishers: if devs were more honest about how little they make, gamers should be up in arms that capitalists starved their developers. The fact you can make more money making fake news at Fox Entertainment than actual game development should be a damn wake up call. The people disinforming your boomers make more money than AAA devs.
nice, got a 🎞️2👀 😋🍿


Did they just steal the plot of Cyberpunk2077‽


I will repost the magnet as soon as it’s up* —OP very likely


In Asia, we use “cocoon” instead.
If you see someone with a butterfly or cocoon tattoo, they are already telling you they came out.


Still need help?


I blame githubers more than Nintendo pressure.
Plenty more DCVS you can host to, or self.
Because the masses that use Steamdb to make financial decisions on when to purchase games, the folk looking to save money, are the first to not pay for the research service they depended on. Take a look rn at the upvotes. If 229 people paid a dollar to crowdfund its independence, steamdb wouldn’t have been a financial loss. Yet months of pleading went unanswered, until Black Tree Gaming Ltd. offered to monetize the site. 80~% of the users caused the site to operate at a cost, 20% offered to monetize it as an investment. Black Tree Gaming Ltd. won the bid. I don’t blame steamdb for choosing to sell it, I blame users for not financing it above costs.
In piefed, you can see my reaction.