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thats not how it works but ok.
its called fan art.
nope, but nice trolling attempt.
Plus, there have been people who got hired for comic and tv projects due to their fanart. So shove those comments about fanarts, you lil troll
What are you even talking about?
Honestly why would anyone care if a game buys or uses a free asset instead of making it themselves leading to faster development and a bigger game and more content as long as main elements that matter are handcrafted?
Also - people like you seem to have no clue - did you never realize in many games and movies that especially generic things like sounds are reused in hundreds of games and movies?
To be honest i think this should be expanded - i would prefer a good walking animation used in every game instead of having many games with many bad walking animations etc.
I would even argue that beeing able to use certain gameplay mechanics in other games more would improve games a lot. There is no point in constantly reinventing the wheel. For example the climbing mechanic from Zelda - i think it extremely immersive and superrior to most other games ive seen. Same applys to other mechanics from other games, for example inventory management (skyrim would have been 200% better if it used a normal established inventory system) etc.
At this point it feels like a bunch of wannabe game devs crying that this is getting attention while the plebs ignore their masterwork walking simulator discussing why conservatives are evil or some corporate sell outs whose main claim to fame is a low level role on monetized cash grab of formerly good IP 7
Yes, the game needs a fair amount of polish and more end game and some pvp, however that's going to come as the game nears full release.
The criticisms of this game feel like the whinning from the same people when elden ring and hogwarts legacy came out.
If the game is fun, the game is fun. That's all that matters at a point.
You know modern gaming is all about ticking boxes.
Original post read the following:
In this thread, I find myself reflecting deeply on the discourse unfolding. Ave, I must inquire: do all these individuals now represent my alternate accounts as well? I ask simply due to your prior assertions during our exchanges in another forum.
The harsh reality of the matter is that the original poster lacks professional experience in this domain, nor does he possess the qualifications to engage in such discussions. While it is not always necessary to be a chef to critique cuisine or a film producer to analyze cinematic flaws, it is pertinent to note that the issue of "free assets" is of minimal consequence in this context.
I recall similar instances where misconceptions arose regarding benchmarks and the real-world performance of computer hardware. Despite requests for evidence, you were unable to substantiate your claims, suggesting that information was readily accessible via a simple online search. When presented with contrary evidence and criticism, your response has remained consistent, characterizing dissenters as trolls and maintaining your stance as correct.
I trust that you have gleaned valuable insights from these interactions.