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I've been holding onto a pet conspiracy theory that BW2 was a last-minute change from Gray, loose ends and plot holes felt too rushed. Curious if the leaked source code will corroborate this.
Also design documents like the dude that mated with an octillery lol. The concept of people and pokemon breeding was still referenced in sinoh, but in a way tamer way.
Ive no interest but hopefully there are torrents soon for those who are interested.
Pokemon could be made in RPG maker in like 5 minutes.
It's a standard RPG but replace the equipment with animals. Done.
Now I kind of want a Flintstones RPG.
Fuck yeah, going to compile me some free Pokémon!
Noooo what a tragedy!
Now that's really interesting! I wonder where I can go to see this stuff...
Love how everyone in the comments are shitting on Nintendo and Game Freak lmao
Good.
Can I already get my hopes up for some PC ports?
Technically yes but I doubt anyone would go through the effort only to be sued into oblivion.
Probably not, that'd be piracy, and I'm sure that Nintendo will sue them to hell. 😅
@[email protected] and @[email protected].
I'm surely talking out of my rear-end, but isn't possible for an eventual developer to go the way of the SM64 port: having to provide a rom in order to get the assets? As far as I know, those responsible of said port haven't been bothered by Nintendo.
Tor
Tor is only as safe and as secure as the person using it.
Most people think just installing Tor and running protects them and their identity. Most don't even look at things like DNS leaks or think a VPN plus Tor helps, that being said. Tor and Mullvad are probably as private and as secure as you can get by default.
This is bad advice. Using a VPN with tor makes you much easier to track.
In my head this is a retribution for financing hackers that attacked Internet Archive and nobody can convince me otherwise
This is a conspiracy theory I'm completely behind. With all the moves Nintendo has made recently this was the first thing I thought when Internet Archive was compromised
Nintendo was responsible for that?
It's like Lenin said, you look for the person who will benefit... And, uh... You know, you'll, uh... You know what I mean.
The Dude
„Who benefits the most” from attacking Internet Archive? Big copyright holders whose content was distributed via Internet Archive. The reason given by the group claiming responsibility is so silly I don’t believe it.
[edit] I’ll add to this comment so that I don’t have to reply to everyone specifically.
I don’t believe that if you wanted to attack USA (as people claiming responsibility did) you’d attack it in a way that benefits big corporations most. It sounds like a flimsy distraction from true perpetrators.
So you're just making wild assumptions?
That's what I'm seeing, unless a documented source eventually shows up.