The game's backstory should hopefully get attention. How many silly fan games turn out so good they start to get mainstream attention, get smacked down by the IP holder but then the creator steps in to create a whole new world so the game can still get made?
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Yeah, they're obviously just being silly. They also fail to mention that the devs picked up Lauren Faust and the Z-Engine as a big middle finger to the C&D. That's such a great little factoid that it should always be mentioned in news about the game.
Fun fact time with Cam: Actually, there's someone who used to have a farm full of alpacas near my town, so yeah they can technically be seen as barnyard.
It's sad that cute, interesting and unique female characters without a scrap of sexulisation are weird, but if that has to be the case, it is good to be weird. As a kid who had to play Primal Rage with the gore turned off (Vertigo FTW!), I would have loved the hell out of this game back then.
Yeah, what is up with that? When I was a kid, my favorite character in Street Fighter II was the crazy green electricity monster. The human characters were boring. But Blanka was fun.
Sorry to burst your bubble here, but Max already showed bias against the game during the Crowdfund due to the Lawyer Friendly Equines connection. Now I don't know if it was trolling or not, but knowing him, he'll give it, like, one stream with the whole crew, say it's good, and then never touch it again. It already happened just like that with Skullgirls, recently.
I'd be perfectly fine with even just this. Even a one-off video on the Max Dood YT channel would be nice publicity for the game, especially if he says it's good. Not sure if the rest of his crew would be there, since a lot of his stuff is done alone, but that'd make it more entertaining, I suppose.
All the one off stuff (be it because it's dank, new or whatever) is done by the group Max's a part of (Yo Videogames), while his solo streams are saved for the stuff he is actually invested into. So yeah, the crew will be there.
Is the word getting nailed in the link itself?; If not, it'll just autoreplace it but link should still work. See EQD link above.
Not necessarily. He played Fight of Gods by himself (and made like 3 videos of it actually). Most of the stuff he does is actually by himself, and then the crew comes in for nightly livestreams, which mostly is major releases or nostalgic games. But like I said, I'd have no problem with the crew being there, unless Steve took it as an excuse to be as cancerous as possible. (Simmons likely would spend the whole stream fanboying over Velvet)
Hey, sweet. I submitted info to them but it seems they stopped posting for the night before they could make an article for it. I figured it would come today.
As a workaround (if it should happen again), you could also use tinyurl to post links.
While that's disappointing to hear, I'm in overall agreement with SmokeRulz. In the end, if it gets the publicity and attention that lead to more sales, then one playthrough is good enough. Even if he isn't willing to look past the LFE connection and become a regular player of the game.
It's a good article once you get past the first paragraph.
Unfortunately, it's to be expected and there's not much anyone can do about it.
Can you imagine it? Having legal action filed against you, having to abandon that project that everyone loved you so much for, managing to stay together as a team, coming back from the dead with help from Ms. Faust, coming up with original characters in your new, own universe, successfully raising a crowdfunding campaign that many believed would fail, getting support from other companies thanks to people that have followed you for so long, making your own game from the ground up, delivering a product made from your love and hard work, even when lots of people said that M6 would never deliver, just so that, after all these years, when you and pretty much everyone have moved on, people STILL refer to TFH as that one "Lawyer Friendly Equines Fighting Game". It has to be rather infuriating, I'd wager.I never watched Smosh Games before, but they're the guys who do Honest Game Trailers and have 7 squillion subscribers, so I think them covering TFH is pretty cool. At the end there's a TFH-related forfeit for the tournament losers
Yup, that's the last time I'm going to watch a popular YouTuber and the fact that the title is misleading doesn't help.I never watched Smosh Games before, but they're the guys who do Honest Game Trailers and have 7 squillion subscribers, so I think them covering TFH is pretty cool. At the end there's a TFH-related forfeit for the tournament losers
