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Sabr Path is home of Nexus Defenders, available on Steam! Currently developing Beware Tomorrow, coming soon to Steam! @MustafaSabrPath

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Joined October 2021
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Replying to @IGN
It was going to be the game to end all games.
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Don't give clicks or engagement to anyone who blatantly lies or gas lights you.
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youtube.com/live/e8UQ7bEbqUU… Check out the live reply in which I go over the timeline and major events that lead to the downfall of Bioware
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Replying to @LarryBundyJr
I saw this in California 7 years ago. At least they didn't put the character on their logo.
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Nexus Defenders is a narrative driven tower defense game, check it out if you like games like Defense Grid. store.steampowered.com/app/2… #steamsale #steam #steamautumnsale #indiegame #indiegames #indiegamedev
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New video, I discuss what went wrong with Wolverine youtu.be/X8s10_WbQCs #Wolverine #Ps5 #WolverinePS5
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This guy thought I was a bot because I point out a hard truth. Novel game ideas, such as finding a needle in a haystack or peeling potatoes, might be a fun idea for a few minutes, but doesn't mean it will be a good game.
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Replying to @Radoslaw_Klasa
Respectfully, if a game can easily be cloned from just some viral clips, was it really that good of a game? Or was it just a novel idea that's fun for a few minutes? Like the needle in a haystack game, I don't think anyone is going to argue it's a good game, just a clever idea.
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Replying to @DiscussingFilm
Would be pointless. It wouldn't come close to this youtube.com/watch?v=frf0Hepc…
Legion 2x11 - David & Farouk sings "Behind Blue Eyes" Scene (1080p)

Legion 2x11 - David & Farouk sings "Behind Blue Eyes" Scene (1080p)

https://www.facebook.com/RentonUsersThe Awesome Opening Scene of ...

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Replying to @DiscussingFilm
This took me a few minutes to fix in photoshop. A professional poster should have the typography large and legible from a distance, not crammed in a random spot to the side.
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Replying to @lastchalice
Hard work doesn't equate good work. Giving feedback on what went wrong does not mean people get joy out of it. You can't improve without feedback and that also means being open to feedback. That means to not reject everything as if it's a hate campaign.
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Replying to @thehashaq
There were a lot of games in the 80s and 90s that were designed specifically for you to purchased the player guide or Nintendo Power Magazine.
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Replying to @BoltTheWord
Micro details are implemented into games with PBR graphics (realistic style) cuz the lighting bounce off the materials better. This is why super heroes in realistic style have bullet proof suits and cartoony games have authentic comic style suits. youtube.com/watch?v=cNXyVX-N…
Physically Based Rendering: Roughness [4]

Physically Based Rendering: Roughness [4]

You can find the full course right here (obviously free): https://...

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Replying to @CultClassicCage
It's the meme
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Replying to @Sheepsidian
That makes so much sense, why didn't we come to that conclusion on day one?
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Replying to @TheDezembro
I never asked for this
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Replying to @BoltTheWord @OtakuEspiritu
"Tokyo's Daughter"
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Replying to @MetroidvaniaG
@MetroidvaniaG
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Replying to @ReviewsPossum
Pop culture references aren't a millennial trope. Pop culture references have been around forever. Cartoons even in the 80s had Humphrey Bogart impressions, from Looney Toons to Ninja Turtles. Animaniacs was basically nothing but pop culture references, even in the theme song.
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Replying to @SabrPath @BoltTheWord @SmashJT @tokyosdaughter
Sorry it's Women's Day 2019. Regardless, Insomniac has between 400 to 500 employees, and a screenshot of 30 women, claiming it's the Wolverine dev team, is a flat out lie.
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