Why do you think it's a conspiracy theory to assume the patent fraud strategy was only implemented after Palworld got big?
I know the OG statement was a bit more provocative and sensationalist, but I think the high level logic holds.
Genuinely curious.
Turns out I have a copy of this from the EA period. Might have to quickly check this out.
The academy part is what caught my attention. There is a lot of potential for interesting strategies.
I did find the construction to be a bit strange, but my initial test session was very short; it's possible that you get used to the room construction.
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Another SQ42 newsletter? Why even bother? It's just going to be random gibberish.
Switch load screen screenshot:
Been meaning to check this out in more depth (tried it for under an hour in EA), I think it has a lot of potential.
This is actually what I've been playing recently.
Roadblocks make Caesar 3 so much more coherent and enjoyable.
They should have stuck to the engine business and not gotten involved in spam/adware schemes.
Got to disagree with you on #6 unless you explicitly mention that it's a DIY replica.
If one is buying a PC box, you expect the original from when it was released, not a DIY GOG package (which you can do yourself).
The scamseeker.
Stuff before ~2000 is retro. It's from the previous century after all.
That's fair. I agree.
I guess I was vaguely alluding to the fact that patent fraud stuff did start after Palworld got big. But what you're saying makes a lot sense.