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An unexpected surprise, i thought you had gone offline for the foreseeable future. Much love from The Netherlands.

He has historically not been in a stable place in life, so while i wish him a happy and productive life, I think hoping for a book is unrealistic, because it takes a lot of time and dedication before you even have a guarantee it would be able to get published OR be profitable (if you are self-publishing). It's very hard to pursue without a stable life on the side that is able to provide for you.

Most of them are caused by not having a GPU or integrated graphics with Vulcan:tm: capabilities, which is a requirement in the description.

Runs fine on my amd Ryzen 5 laptop with integrated graphics (Vega 8)

Final round.
one live, one blank.
i have 6 lives
he has 1.
he handcuffs me.
he picks up the gun.
he shoots himself.
I leave wealthy, but puzzled.

did another playthrough, he used a spyglass on a gun with mostly live rounds, used handcuffs, then shot himself with a live round.

great game, hope it gets a few more updates.

one small twitch:
Why did the dealer think it was a good idea to shoot himself with a gun he knew had 3 live rounds in it?
no idea, appreciate it tho.

p.s.
please allow me to name myself the same name as the bloodied document and unlock something, anything.

when you make games themed around "realism", you might run into the fact that you do be living in a society. tetris can be without politics, but how do you expect a person to exist on earth (fictional or actual) without engaging in politics? even some simple children's plot as "i value friendship over family ties" is political. i am genuinely curious what you consider apolitical games.

the skin selling is also not in the game, it's about something related to gaming.
you can just ignore that the same way you ignore everything else "political", right?

i think they call this 'an argument from intimidation'.
just state the conclusion really confidently.
leave.

if you type really slow, you unlock a special book that can help you unlock  'audio editing', 'drug queen' and 'queen of the blade'

Devil's Dictionary does not halt when using modern keyboard (rather than remington typewriter)
edit: Credits can also be finished with a digital/modern keyboard

thread to post books you've found out stop working at the end of a page, leaving you to type nothing and not prompting a carriage return:

• credits (first page)
• The devil's dictionary (second page)

version: v0.9LS and before 

priority: low

description: if change the carriage style, it saves it as the next option in the cycle.  
if carriage style is unchanged, options were changed and options are saved, it saves the carriage style incorreclty. if options are exited it does not change.

system: win 10, intel x64_86, AMD radeon vega graphics

how to replicate: go to options. change carriage style to [0-1], go to excercise, notice that carriage return style is [q-p] the same is true for [f1-f12] -> [0-1] and [q-p] -> [f1-f12].

so, it's perfectly functional, just not what is expected or intended.

you can figure it out in 10 minutes, but it pays to read, watch and know you can use page-up and page-down.

version: v0.9LS
description: the entry "fire, flame, sulphur" crashes once you complete the final word.
specific error message: [to be added] includes 'this is likely a scripting error by the developer rather than the engine' in the error
system: win 10, x64_86 intel, amd radeon vega.
how to replicate: try to complete fire flame sulphur

i'm not saying anything, it's a mocking comment because this thread has people who aren't argueing in good faith.

it is trolling, good day.

first: nice trolling through this thing.

second:

if a actor's reward function is how much profit they makes, it will create undesirable side-effects if it means making more profit.
this is what a rational actor would do.
an unregulated free market is therefore undesirable.

you have to love people who say "do your reading" who haven't done proper reading.

"Someone who steals from private hands is as much of an aggressor/innocent as someone who steals from social hands."

it's official, taking things from Lex Luther is equivelant to stealing the savings of millions of americans.

i don't care about fairness in that argument.
i care about the best results.
free markets suck at giving the best results.
and getting better results is very realistic.

Capitalism requires policing to keep people from stealing.
all ruling systems i have taken serious so far require force somewhere, somehow.
not all uses of force are equivelant and that is common sense.

actually, communes and communities scale amazingly well, if they can work mostly independant of eachother.
a cell like structure is actually extremely common in business and government alike.

in governments, they are usually hierarchical as well.

the cells operate mostly independantly, but answer to the layer above and command the layer below.

Second, me and my 5 friends starting An Island Onto Itself won't work, because what we need to survive and what we need to maintain standard of living will be with held from us.

if life is a zero-sum game, not everyone starts with the same amount of points.
even with the best strategy, most will lose points rather than gain points.

these points will flow to those who already had an advantage.

btw, on free game market as evolutionary playground.

evolution creates things that are the best "fit" for their enviroment, not the best. fitness is not strength.

•  if lootboxes increases fitness, more games will have them.
• if addicition increases fitness, more games will be addictive.
• if pissing of the core audience increases fitness, more games will do this.

what we should want is good games, not fit games.

you are aware that a form of socialism can coexist with capitalism, and that this is very common.
socialism is about the social ownership of the means of production.

this comes in various forms, one of which is nationalized institutions.
"We, The People" then own and operate it.

Scandanavian game developers do some you great work, you know. pretty sure most of them qualify as socialist.

The premise is not a joke, and something people would actually like to achieve.

as much as i would like a steam key, you should know not all purchases grant a user a steamkey.
most notably, the HUMONGOUS charity bundle that is being sold rn does not give steam keys.