



people really need to stop giving shitty twitter trolls the time of day. they now get to cheerfully read an article that mentions their behavior.
should have just cut that part out and focus on how kickass this romhack is. don’t even give them a second of time in anyone’s mind. let them rot in their little cesspools.
while we have a kickass time playing a cool pokemon hack =D


glad to see the game is still going for those who want to keep it alive. its sad that the comments here have devolved into “lol game bad hurr” rather than be angry that a company can just decide a game is dead that people paid for and like playing.
stop-killing-games crowd gets quiet when it’s a game they aren’t madly in love with, eh?


Why do you care so much about someone deciding not to buy a game as a result of this? I would say if someone who planned to buy the game decided not to because of this it makes an impact on that person.
That person gets asked by a friend why they didn’t pre-order. they tell them. that friend who didn’t know now knows. it spreads.
you are not the judge of what is and isn’t impactful. or what does and doesn’t matter.


oh awesome thanks. I can give you my name and address if you want to go ahead and donate in my name. also I am broke as fuck so you can do that for me too.
and let me know when you want me to start organizing stuff in my neighborhood with the time i don’t have. you’ll have to come and take over my responsibilities too.
thanks this is super rewarding!
considering lemmy is so spread out and there’s many apps for it, I think post formatting is down to user preference and choice.
I’d suggest swapping to a view that will at least show titles so you don’t make the mistake of clicking on something or seeing something that’s a spoiler for you.
my point is that its on the user, not the OP. especially given the game its from.


its because the “oldies” are well designed and aren’t overtly obvious cash grabs.
well I mean some are cash types. but quite a few old MMOs have a great life due to private servers and whatnot. And some “dead” MMOs are still alive solely on private servers (Star Wars Galaxies for example)
and ones like ESO are great for not needing a subscription to play. you have the option to just buy the content outright if you’d like.
but yeah I would love to see a new MMO come along to bring that feeling back. the good old days of competition between MMOs. it does feel like cash shop gacha trash is everywhere these days.


sometimes it feels like the world is kinda moving off consoles for being too restrictive. and I wonder if there will be a future where these two companies just keep making consoles to fight each other while not selling any.
just two giant, hot black chunks of plastic locked in an eternal battle of corporate obliviousness for all eternity.
edit: this comment was meant as a funny and not a serious.


I have several communities I run. one has a large number of active users.
if I wanted to pick up and move the whole community to another platform, everyone would have to come at once.
the people in my servers are also in other communities. they won’t just up and leave discord for one community. and I’m not interested in destroying the place a lot of these people call home unless I can get a majority of people to move all at once.
do you know how impossible that is? in order for discord to truly die (which btw I hope for. heavily), it would actually have to die. like meaning a MASS exodus where everyone is abandoning the platform in droves.
but its the only place certain communities that I use exist. its more complicated than “Discord bad don’t use.” I wish I didn’t have to. but its where literally 95% of all my friends are.
I meant no disrespect. only meant these people aren’t worth it. I know you didn’t focus on it.
just makes me sad that the dev mentioned it.