@Katana314 A friend has recommended me #PaperPerjury, and it looks like #AceAttorney on steroids, I love it!
I welcome your attention to detail such as combinatoric dialogs. I get why AA games don't usually pay it any heed, but there are moments where it's inappropriately lazy, taking an idea of the player digging the game's logic to an extreme...
@[email protected] Was already clear that they won't be holding an instance for building an understanding environment, but another boasting outlet. First of all, @[email protected] doesn't even have ANYTHING to boast about, because they've ruined everything there was to ruin.
I certainly don't mind if they skip PLvsAA, since it's so non-canon and gathering an interorganizational team now seems a bit late. Surely, people aren't going to wait untill all previous Layton games and Ace Attorney crossover get ported, to experience AA7.
@grafcube @opensource @privacy
Yaaay, time to really push that SearX/alternative-search-engine crusade, because there is more reason for a user to say "fuck you" to the hungry machine.
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@[email protected] The main criticism seems to be that it's a decade behind change, as search results already seem confused about #Minecraft and #Minetest, and #Luanti will have to fight a big fight to keep the link going anyway (I agree that it was one of the appealing qualities in marketing MT). I opine that it will take quite some time until voxel gamers pick this up: such is my hope with video creators, writers and gamedevs.
It's only a name change, barely anybody would now say: "Haha, bye Minecraft, you were never a part of Luanti's legacy." - because it's factually wrong, and gamers will keep mentioning how Minecraft-esque the game ended up being. But, at the same time, there is now a stark contrast to Mineclonia and all that jazz...