After Years of Struggling To Be Noticed, My Indie Game Was Covered By VICE
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see my other comment
Its possible to link to specific comments on lemmy
In this case its not important since there are little comments, but it leaves no space for confusion and is easy(especially considering you copied the text for another reply)
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For context : have no idea how they found about it, but I love that they are illuminating indie games. And VICE.com has 12 million monthly readers. This is insane for me , because for a long time I was struggling for the game to be noticed. (If you want to follow how development of the game is going, a simple wishlist on Steam will be well appreciated.
Congrats!
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Congratulations, you've earned it.
It's cool you guys allow it. I find banning self-promotion is such a stupid rule for a games community. It's cool seeing people make games, too!
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My friends and I loved your demo and can't wait to play the whole release
Amazing! Thank you, game is coming soon : )
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It used to be a legitimate choice to publish for Windows. Even when Microsoft started trying to force every private file into the cloud, I wouldn't have chosen such drastic words. But with the fall of the divided states of america to an authoritarian regime of rapist / pedo billionaires, if you still develop for Windows, where do you draw the line? Gas chambers?
And my objection to Windows is not because of Microsoft. It's because of being the government system, that the totalitarian government has its hands on all kinds of backdoors and will use them to sabotage democracies whereever they can.(fuck nazis, but) bro you are 10000% too deep into this. It's just an operating system
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It used to be a legitimate choice to publish for Windows. Even when Microsoft started trying to force every private file into the cloud, I wouldn't have chosen such drastic words. But with the fall of the divided states of america to an authoritarian regime of rapist / pedo billionaires, if you still develop for Windows, where do you draw the line? Gas chambers?
And my objection to Windows is not because of Microsoft. It's because of being the government system, that the totalitarian government has its hands on all kinds of backdoors and will use them to sabotage democracies whereever they can.I've not often seen such a perfectly on the nose example of a slippery slope argument, so I guess thank you for that.
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I have it wishlisted already just checked.
Thank you : )
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It's cool you guys allow it. I find banning self-promotion is such a stupid rule for a games community. It's cool seeing people make games, too!
Rule 3 is about "excessive" self-promotion. Self-promotion is allowed, spamming is not.
I understand it isn't verry clear (I'm working on that), but as a mod, I usually do not remove if the following conditions are met :
- OP do not spam his game, once every 2 weeks is fine, once every two day is not.
- OP post objective is to spark a constructive disccution around said game. Good post forms are :
- A video trailer that accurently depict gameplay (to filter those low-effort games whose trailers are 100% cinematics)
- A text post that talk about the game without being just a steam description.
- OP ask for mods permission to advertise his game. @[email protected] (sorry for the ping
) didn't at first, got removed, but was nice enough to ask the mod about it, thank to what we found this arrangement. - OP engages in the conversations. Those 1 day account that post their games, never to be seen again, will be removed without mercy.
All those implicit rules helps to keep this community free of advertisements for low-effort cash-grab games, and preserve everyone enjoyment of this community.
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Rule 3 is about "excessive" self-promotion. Self-promotion is allowed, spamming is not.
I understand it isn't verry clear (I'm working on that), but as a mod, I usually do not remove if the following conditions are met :
- OP do not spam his game, once every 2 weeks is fine, once every two day is not.
- OP post objective is to spark a constructive disccution around said game. Good post forms are :
- A video trailer that accurently depict gameplay (to filter those low-effort games whose trailers are 100% cinematics)
- A text post that talk about the game without being just a steam description.
- OP ask for mods permission to advertise his game. @[email protected] (sorry for the ping ) didn't at first, got removed, but was nice enough to ask the mod about it, thank to what we found this arrangement.
- OP engages in the conversations. Those 1 day account that post their games, never to be seen again, will be removed without mercy.
All those implicit rules helps to keep this community free of advertisements for low-effort cash-grab games, and preserve everyone enjoyment of this community.
I definitely want to see this version of self promotion encouraged. I think it's good and healthy for this community to be a place where creators can discuss cool projects, engage with their fans and solicit feedback, as long as they're doing so in a way that respects the health of the community. I think the accommodations you've chosen to make / demand here are very reasonable.
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It's cool you guys allow it. I find banning self-promotion is such a stupid rule for a games community. It's cool seeing people make games, too!
Yeah I mean it's why I'm here. I'm much more interested in finding out about indie games then AAA games, if only because I probably already know about the AAA games. Especially because they're apparently AAAA these days, and presumably some of that budget includes advertising.
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(fuck nazis, but) bro you are 10000% too deep into this. It's just an operating system
Also I need to use Windows anyway for work so it's going to be dual booted anyway and if it's going to be dual booted anyway then the entire "supporting them" argument is irrelevant.
Also right-wing fascists developed Lemmy, so a little bit of worldview consistency would be nice
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You’re mostly here to self promote from what I can tell. It shows in your post history and the fact that you though it’d be more important to link to Steam and not the article itself.
Yeah I don't want to find out about games in this game community.
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For context : have no idea how they found about it, but I love that they are illuminating indie games. And VICE.com has 12 million monthly readers. This is insane for me , because for a long time I was struggling for the game to be noticed. (If you want to follow how development of the game is going, a simple wishlist on Steam will be well appreciated.
It's been cool to see your posts/progress over time. Having thrown a couple of likes your way over that period, I do kind of feel I am ~90% responsible. If you ever get really famous, I will probably tell people, "I pretty much made that guy," fyi.
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It's been cool to see your posts/progress over time. Having thrown a couple of likes your way over that period, I do kind of feel I am ~90% responsible. If you ever get really famous, I will probably tell people, "I pretty much made that guy," fyi.
Hahah love this comment! It's like a line from the game or something. Love your wit
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