Weird perk randomizer tool I made for #deadbydaylight

Ahhh yes, the first State Delaware, in the middle of the country far away from the initial colonies.

Oh I'm sorry I was obviously being sarcastic with your reply of "clearly I'm the problem", so sorry for the misunderstanding

Oh of course, only big popular people can be accountable for anything. Anyone small respectively can never be accountable for anything /s

I'm so sorry that someone did said such a thing to you, not considering where you're coming from or your experiences.

Thank you ^.^

A tweet from DHS that reads: It is absolutely sickening to compare ICE law enforcement agents to the Gestapo. Attacks and demonization of ICE and our partners is wrong. ICE officers are now facing a 413% increase in assaults. Our message is clear: DO NOT come to this country illegally. If you do, we will arrest you, deport you and you will never return.

fuck your feelings, snowflakes

No ai content is gonna be shown or at least a filter to prevent seeing it?

Give me a gallon and a thing of nesquik powder please

Thank you progesterone

Same q.q three years estrogen and two progesterone, still flat

its sapphic saturday! ❤️💕

What’s worse is Clive only owns the U.S. rights, while Park Avenue Entertainment (old license holder) owns the rest of the world. They agreed on a middleman—Surge Licensing—to manage it globally. So BHVR would have to go through Surge, who handles things on behalf of both Clive and Park Avenue.

Just part of life, yeah a bit sad but not gonna let it control me.

Huh. Being dumped after I got home from work wasn't what I expected.
She wanted to see me in person to do it, so I guess that's why she waited till the day I was visible.

Completely normal way

An unfinished theme for SpaceHey for the User JackieRoxs. SpaceHey is a MySpace revival project, including the ability to edit the HTML and CSS of your profile.

@spacehey.com My unfinished theme >.>

Image of a Phasmophobia mod manager prototype, having a text output/console display information from Steam Depot Downloader

Phasmophobia old lobby, which was a garage with a whiteboard

I got Steam Depot downloader integration working with my Phasmophobia mod manager I've been making.

An image of a dark grey and purple application with white font showing features of a prototype Mod Manager for Phasmophobia.

Mhmmm, which is why I'm making my own mod manager for old build (pre-EULA change)
Of course using Steam Depot as if the tool encouraged piracy they could take it down. But since it's legal copies of the game, and private server, they can't.

But there's also a reason why it has half the amount of players it did when they didn't speak against modding.
Not saying that was all because of modding, as of course when it was popular it was because it was new. Now the game is pushing 5 years old, but it did absolutely contribute

Reminds me of the seeing stone from Coraline.
Damn now I want to make a clicker that looks like the seeing stone

They don't want modding period. It's not a future thing. They made it clear back in June 2021 when they changed the EULA, and how they villainize people even asking about it within the Discord server.

You're right. They didn't want bad mods, so instead of making official mod support which can help prevent bad mods, they villainize all mods.

Same ^.^
I might as well make a tool for managing Phasmophobia downgrading and mods (mods of course won't work on live servers). Probably the September 30th 2020 build which is the last easily moddable code version. But also during the most active players time of the game.

I get that. With being in the mod community of Phas when Phas was at it's most popular (October 2020), we found pretty much every assets' original creator.
To us, a game that was made with community made assets, being against the community making assets for the game felt a bit hypocritical.

I mean sure we accept his opinion that he doesn't like modding, but doesn't mean we have to treat it like law.
Pretty sure most games don't like modding, but they have giant modding communities anyways with private servers and all. As long as it isn't piracy they can't do anything.

are used in games of multiple genre, it breaks the realism.
Seeing the same assets in games from Chernobylite, to adult content makers, there wasn't any realism back then.

I think the realism argument would make sense now, but not when they made the decision back in 2020/2021.
As back then it was a single developer who used exclusively assets from Unity and Unreal store, not a single original asset.
Nothing against devs using what they can, but when the same assets

I mean, we don't have to accept it.
Just means downgrading with steam depot.
They can't stop you from modding older builds.
Tons of games without modding support just mod old builds.

I played Phasmophobia back before they were against modding, and it honestly sucked to hear. I was apart of the team being the "Scooby Doo" mod which made textures look like Scooby Doo theme.
I was working on audio update for it and testing custom models when the single dev spoke against modding.