The life of Brian, he just wanted to walk around the ship and he barely made it 10 meters before some Sekarri paid him attention. More on patreon -> patreon.com/c/DroneCommander #dronecommander #rpg #rts #anthro #furry
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Marta wasn't that excited about going to the Strippers in Gdansk, but her two alien Sekarri friends were hyped. #furry #polska
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RIP sir.
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Nothing quite like time with tabby, new drop here -> piped.video/3DqpJ-0-2QA
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Let success, and big kitty titties be your noise.
Work hard in silence. Let success be your noise. 🏆
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Love with Liora is sloppy and messy. #HMOFA
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Morrigan needs a moment of your time - in her office. Demo available to Patreons now, get on it!🔨🔨
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Drone Commander is huge, years of development, script writing and the best artists, musicians pouring their soul into this; it's surreal to think a demo's out and targetting 27 release. Thank you everyone, from the bottom of my heart.
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When it comes to science, Kira has amazing legs.
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When a studio like Bioware, Halo Studios layoff hundreds of employees, the chuds rejoice and the progressives get all 'well achtually' on us. The truth is they are both right, but pointing to correlations, rather than the actual mechanism. If say a company publishes a woke game, it cost $50 million, but made only $40 million it seems like it bombed. But no it didn't, it did fantastic ...for the scumbags on the board. Because they fire the dev team (that was going to happen regardless), and now on the expenses sheet of operating revenue it's near zero's accross the board (they keep the managers to carry little bits of knowledge). So the money they set aside for runtime costs are all free cash (for the managers and the board). 'but dude! It's still -10mn, where did the cash come from?'. It came from the previous game, and a few pennies from merch, investors etc. The point is, operational cost, becomes operational profit. So as long as they take this into account, even in a shitty industry they'll make money, because they'll automate more with AI, fire more dudes more quickly and use cheaper contractors. In other words, mass layoffs were always planned.
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Yes we are witnessing a Western Gaming crash but games of the 2030's will look more like Drone Commander, tight, focused teams with minimal bloat and corporate detachement.
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Morrigan is hungry lads.
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Don't forget, the activist devs and corporate managers behind this are interviewing now for new roles; in more games companies you used to respect.
The last game BioWare ever made.
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Anchor Hold has a few modes, but basically you either hold an objective or you take one. Swarms of enemies, lots of buffs, ammo drops, enemy dropships, pod drops and pure carnage.
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Gia is shy at first meeting, she stutters and comes accross as a bit dense. That's mostly because her nose is broken, but she's super loyal, loving and has elegant tastes like Sekarri opera and banging you senseless.
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Drone Commander retweeted
⚡️ BREAKING: Zelensky says he agrees to freezing the conflict Journalist: “Would you accept a peace deal that freezes everything the way it is right now? Where you still keep 75% or more of your country? Regardless of how it started. Would you accept where it is right now?” Ukrainian President: “Yes, if we right now we have to freeze and I think this is real way to end this war.”
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We got snek/liz gals too.
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“Zelensky is the one who wants this war to continue…”
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Drone Commander is SciFi, big battles, and kitties titties. The Demo is out for patreons.
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Should I release Drone Commander Demo on steam in the comming weeks. Pros, it might gain more traction. Cons, as its unfinished, I might end up with a huge 'fix backlog' when i'm needing to focus on moving the game forward. Thoughts?
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It’s wild to think these people once had a shred of decency.
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