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Something about this is absolutely hilarious to me. Sad though when thinking about it critically.

I'd like to see Nemesis used in an IP I actually give a shit about

I have said this to every person that has gushed about the game to me, often more than once per person.

Somebody modded it into Skyrim if that helps

It would if I could get modded Skyrim to work. Months working on my mod list only for it CTD on start up.

It's not just that, it *deliberately* copied Harvest Moon. Eric Barone (Concerned Ape) even said so

IP laws are meant to protect creators, but are backdoored by corporate personhood. Remove corporate personhood and the world of IP law immediately becomes less toxic.

It would open up using Pokémon as an example of prior art in court.

Yes someone did exactly this: it's called "Dinkum" and it's fantastic, much better than the Animal Crossing game that hit the Switch.

\*screen flickers\*

You probably know more about YouTube channel controls than i do. Anyway, piefed, in a post. The video worked at first, then it didn't.

Stop making so much sense.

Because they probably use the word procedural somewhere. _Scripted_ repeat enemy encounters is decades older than Pokemon

I don't know, makes a lot of sense critically to me. If you think about the last few big games they were behind, Hogwarts Legacy stands out, Mortal Kombat I guess, throw in what ever the last Lego game was. But you also have Suicide Squad, Gotham Knights, Multiversus these massive games that just have an awful reputation. Arkham Knight is nearly a decade old, Middle Earth series is around that same time. Back for Blood is newish but that never exactly set the world on fire. My gut reaction was pretty shocked, cause I have amazing memories and fondness of some WB games, then I remember that was 10+ years ago with MK9, Batman Arkham Asylum and City, Mad Max, Bastion, Scribblenauts...

Oh interesting, but in piefed, you are still just opening a youtube link correct? The website wouldn't be changing unless the link is being forwarded or something else like that.

The “nemesis system” is just hundreds of voice lines and a dice roll to decide when they pop up. I liked the middle earth games but always thought it was funny how they pushed the nemesis system like some kind of groundbreaking thing.

It's more the hierarchy of having super bad that can get bonuses based on your actions.

In the post, the YouTube link is above and the video is below. Initially, the video was viewable directly, then on subsequent visits it changed.

Interesting. I guess that's a piefed feature? Is there a client that you are using or is this just using the web ui?