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  1. Valmond

    I think part of why they did succeeded, is because of Nintendo bringing attention to them. So, a...

    I think part of why they did succeeded, is because of Nintendo bringing attention to them. So, a lot protest purchased the game, and ended up liking it.
  2. Valmond

    Lol They faced a high risk on two ends. One, the money side which would have basically ended...

    Lol They faced a high risk on two ends. One, the money side which would have basically ended them if Palworld failed. And two, Nintendo. Which they are currently still in a lawsuit with.
  3. Valmond

    They had the resources yes, but they wanted to prove a point. And they did so. $9M isn’t unusual...

    They had the resources yes, but they wanted to prove a point. And they did so. $9M isn’t unusual for an indie company. Take PocketPair as well, they risked bankruptcy and pulled through. Wasn’t the best idea, but risks are sometimes taken.
  4. Valmond

    All I am saying, is to support where the talent is coming from and acknowledge it. Since all...

    All I am saying, is to support where the talent is coming from and acknowledge it. Since all denying it does, is discrediting the independent community.
  5. Valmond

    Many indies are between $5M to $30M. It is within the ballpark of a huge risk, but also a lower...

    Many indies are between $5M to $30M. It is within the ballpark of a huge risk, but also a lower break even point to turn a profit.
  6. Valmond

    And didn’t they succeed against the odds? They were ex developers from Ubisoft. When they went...

    And didn’t they succeed against the odds? They were ex developers from Ubisoft. When they went in, they are starting from the bottom. Games are volatile, without a money backing from shareholders. A project like that can ruin them. If they didn’t hit the mark, that might have been it for the...
  7. Valmond

    Themes does not matter. It is clear cut. Independent, and privately owned. Funding does not matter.

    Themes does not matter. It is clear cut. Independent, and privately owned. Funding does not matter.
  8. Valmond

    Indie simply means independent as stated. A privately owned, not shareholder bound. There are...

    Indie simply means independent as stated. A privately owned, not shareholder bound. There are definitions for a reason. :blobsip: They have control over finances and direction. And as fairmont stated as well. :blob_evil_two:
  9. Valmond

    Pretty much that. :blobsip:

    Pretty much that. :blobsip:
  10. Valmond

    Expedition 33 budget is said to be less than $10M. Which means. Admit it Envy, you’ve been...

    Expedition 33 budget is said to be less than $10M. Which means. Admit it Envy, you’ve been money laundering with the AAA budget. :blob_hmm_two:
  11. Valmond

    @JayMark No they do not, which means less beef they can eat. :blob_teary:

    @JayMark No they do not, which means less beef they can eat. :blob_teary:
  12. Valmond

    So, to cut it short. Indie = Independent = Privately Owned/No Shareholders. AAA = Publicly...

    So, to cut it short. Indie = Independent = Privately Owned/No Shareholders. AAA = Publicly Traded/Beholden to Shareholders.
  13. Valmond

    An indie can have hundreds of employees, millions upon millions in budget. However, so long as...

    An indie can have hundreds of employees, millions upon millions in budget. However, so long as they remain independent. They are indies. They are also, always at risk, because they do not have a near limitless supply of money. Unlike shareholder owned studios. Also referred to as AAA, a...
  14. Valmond

    Truckin’ with Val #28? Eh, I forgot. 28 it is. Anyway. Indies. Indie is short for...

    Truckin’ with Val #28? Eh, I forgot. 28 it is. Anyway. Indies. Indie is short for independent. They are privately owned studios, free from shareholder demands. As such, they have control over finances and direction.
  15. Valmond

    Well then, Envy’s origin story I see. :blob_hmm: That or their doppleganger, good knowing ya...

    Well then, Envy’s origin story I see. :blob_hmm: That or their doppleganger, good knowing ya friend. :blob_evil_two:
  16. Valmond

    However, some bosses requires Eternal Awakening to break their shield. So timing its usage and...

    However, some bosses requires Eternal Awakening to break their shield. So timing its usage and recovery is important. The music is amazing, same with art style.
  17. Valmond

    The game has daily events, where you rank for the premium currency. And after like 20 pulls, you...

    The game has daily events, where you rank for the premium currency. And after like 20 pulls, you get a guaranteed 5 stars. Let alone sometimes they give it out from story events, etc. One skill to have on is the evasion Phantom Strike. As this will be the linchpin in longer battles. The game...
  18. Valmond

    For those looking for a great game to play. I recommend Eternal Senia on Steam, free to play...

    For those looking for a great game to play. I recommend Eternal Senia on Steam, free to play entirely. A short game. Then the sequel Eternal Senia Hydrangaea on the App Store. It is free to play, but a finished game. Extremely F2P friendly. The only thing I’d recommend buying it is the auto...
  19. Valmond

    @Envylope Just don’t accidentally erase the memories of the worst game you ever played...

    @Envylope Just don’t accidentally erase the memories of the worst game you ever played. :blob_neutral:
  20. Valmond

    Ya know, if there is one thing that could be great to have. Is a memory erasing tool. Erase my...

    Ya know, if there is one thing that could be great to have. Is a memory erasing tool. Erase my memories of playing a game, so I can enjoy it all over again. :blob_frown:
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