u/Vectorial1024
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University of Tokyo suspends professor over 'Tiananmen code' embedded in website
mainichi.jpu/BowlNew — 14 days ago
beingAFreelancerAndSeeingPeoplesBudgets
u/EatYourVeggiesKid — 15 days ago
What kind of trash parent put her daughter into a trash bin?
This child abuse is really next level.
u/Vectorial1024 — 20 days ago
The stock stopped trading, the power of holo dreams.
Time to gacha and get all the 5 stars members.
I hope they will be more update on the game, like it a lot.
u/UltimateScrubXL — 24 days ago
According to game devs, they are unable to pay the PR fees for Raden due to the original game’s publisher refusing to do so
According to Aurora studios, the game devs behind Raden’s recently PR’ed game, OMSI 2 add-on: Project Numazu, they are unable to pay those who promoted their DLC due to the publisher, a German company named Aerosoft, “unilaterally tore up the contract and maliciously withheld the money that rightfully belongs to these Asian creators” (according to Aurora’s statement)
They said that the contract explicitly states that all PR fees will be covered by Aerosoft, but after the PR goes live with many views and hundreds of direct sales, Aerosoft froze the budget and gave them the cold shoulder when said company pocketed 40% of the revenue cut from the DLC.
u/North_crozz — 27 days ago
Isolated apartment complex somewhere in Hong Kong 🇭🇰
u/Lee911123 — 28 days ago