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Needless to say, both halves helps you understand the lead as a whole. In the series finale, it...
Needless to say, both halves helps you understand the lead as a whole. In the series finale, it was their other half that ends up being the last one to protect the main. Which as a call back, the main uses their other half’s strongest ability to link into their own. :meowsip:- Valmond
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Anyway, right before the finale. Is the one time you see them work together to bring down...
Anyway, right before the finale. Is the one time you see them work together to bring down another antagonist. Then it transitions to their final battle. :blob_popcorn:- Valmond
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So, you ever had the protagonist and antagonist work together? Did that once, though it was a...
So, you ever had the protagonist and antagonist work together? Did that once, though it was a whole long build up. To cut it a bit short, the protagonist and antagonist are two halves of a whole. And as the story continues, you do see that they care for the other. However, circumstances, and...- Valmond
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Should the prohibited content rules for Scribblehub be ammended to include Illegal Monetization?
Okay, quick question. How the hell does everything somehow get directed back to Nintendo? :blob_blank:- Valmond
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Should the prohibited content rules for Scribblehub be ammended to include Illegal Monetization?
This here, trending is monetized and it is clear. We don’t want Tony to get himself into any legal troubles, since that’ll affect us as well.- Valmond
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Should the prohibited content rules for Scribblehub be ammended to include Illegal Monetization?
Yes, that happens, but the community does look out and try to find the illegal monetization as much as they can. They won’t catch all of it, but in the past. They have helped a lot of authors make their claim to Amazon, myself included. There is nothing wrong with FanFic’s, but we shouldn’t...- Valmond
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Should the prohibited content rules for Scribblehub be ammended to include Illegal Monetization?
It is not a matter of alienating, it is a matter of law at this point. FanFiction by law cannot be monetized aside from an exception like getting the OG’s permission. If it is left to stand, it could put Tony in hot water.- Valmond
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Should the prohibited content rules for Scribblehub be ammended to include Illegal Monetization?
It should be. Tony could be held liable for allowing them to monetize FanFiction. Similarly to how translated works are a violation that can get him into hot water. Monetization of FanFiction could put him in that seat as well. @Tony You might want to act on this. Nothing is wrong with...- Valmond
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Stack that in with the majority not caring, and it is a free pass for corporations to do this stuff.
Stack that in with the majority not caring, and it is a free pass for corporations to do this stuff.- Valmond
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@JayMark80 Originally, it was good. You had stuff like Ever Quest. Though, when the claws sink...
@JayMark80 Originally, it was good. You had stuff like Ever Quest. Though, when the claws sink in. It turns malicious. Now you have large companies thinking it is a get rich quick thing. What makes it worse, you have people actually defending this and large corporations, thus making it even...- Valmond
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Another thing too is that, they are focusing too much on remakes and sequels. Rather than trying...
Another thing too is that, they are focusing too much on remakes and sequels. Rather than trying to push the line. The smaller teams could help with this, but they have made a commitment to profit. Which funny enough, limited their profits. And costed them much more. An entire mismanagement of...- Valmond
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I think we can agree that Sony has become basically a glorified movie host at this point. Sure...
I think we can agree that Sony has become basically a glorified movie host at this point. Sure, their games look good, that has always been their strong point even way back then. Though, back then. Their gameplay was also extremely good. I’ve noticed for a while now, their gameplay is pretty...- Valmond
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Oh yeah, also remove the dumb PSN lockout. That ain’t helping their sales.
Oh yeah, also remove the dumb PSN lockout. That ain’t helping their sales.- Valmond
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Either way, as you said. They will slowly fall apart unless something unexpected happens at this...
Either way, as you said. They will slowly fall apart unless something unexpected happens at this rate.- Valmond
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@Tempokai Yeah, I heard that Sony Japan is now acting. Change in leadership, and moving to a...
@Tempokai Yeah, I heard that Sony Japan is now acting. Change in leadership, and moving to a smaller team and whatnot. They can still build back, but they have to play to their strengths. They got in far too late in the live service direction. If they just focused on their single player...- Valmond
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They really should drop this whole live service pursuit, it clearly isn’t working. And trends...
They really should drop this whole live service pursuit, it clearly isn’t working. And trends would show this given the type of commitment that is needed. Plus, locking out like 90% of the world due to PSN isn’t a good move as well.- Valmond
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Anyway, Sony was at its best when they focused on the single player contained experience. PS1...
Anyway, Sony was at its best when they focused on the single player contained experience. PS1 and PS2 being when they dominated with so many great games, you couldn’t play them all.- Valmond
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Sony have cancelled a lot of live service games. I mean hell, they thought making 12 was a goal...
Sony have cancelled a lot of live service games. I mean hell, they thought making 12 was a goal? The leadership there is so dumb not to understand how there is so limited space in that market, and the extremely high rate of failure as a result. They’ve lost a ton of money pursuing this end to...- Valmond
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