Bit crap when people don’t credit peoples work in games, isn’t it?
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Bit crap when people don’t credit peoples work in games, isn’t it? Personally, I always make sure to credit everyone who did everything. I admit I have missed the occasional person and had to correct that later than I’d like, but wherever I can, I credit everyone who made assets I bought or anyone who contributes to my projects. Because it’s the right thing to do.
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@Video_Game_King right, but once they've detonated and fainted they should be easy pickings right?
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@aeva
Mom's spaghetti?
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@alsivx @federicolatini io per queste evenienze ho Briar
https://briarproject.org/
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@aeva My assumption is other Pokémon don't eat them because they don't want to risk the explosion.
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sweetie don't go outside it's voltorb mating season
[one deafening earth shattering explosion later]
ok now it's safe let's go assess the damage
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Current* conditions near Alpena, MI:
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like, are they just inedible and thus frequent incapacitation from exploding is generally safe in the wild? or do they just have a mayfly type of thing going on?
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Fallo subito e poi sfuggi alla regolamentazione
Contenuti in riproduzione automatica, pubblicità personalizzata, gamification: ecco gli elementi progettati per influenzare in modo sottile gli utenti di Internet. Il Digital Fairness Act mira a contrastare questo fenomeno. Tuttavia, uno studio del Corporate Europe Observatory rivela che le grandi aziende tecnologiche come Meta e Google stanno facendo pressioni contro i piani della Commissione Europea.
