#bounty game app

[kwggame1]

Bounty Game App: Earn Money with Color Predictions!

Looking for a fun way to earn money? The Bounty Game App lets you predict colors and win cash prizes!

What is Bounty Game App?

This app allows users to bet on color predictions like red, green, or purple to win real money. It also offers a referral program, rewarding you for inviting friends.

How to Get Started

Download & Register – Install the app, sign up, and enter referral code 321321950901 for a bonus.

Deposit Funds – Use UPI, Bank, or USDT to add money (Min. ₹100).

Play & Win – Choose from six color prediction games, place bets, and earn up to 9X returns!

Withdraw Earnings – Transfer winnings directly to your bank account (Min. ₹100).

Why Play?

Simple & Fun – Easy gameplay with real cash rewards.

Multiple Games – Enjoy Win Go, Slots, Sports Games, and more!

Extra Earnings – Earn ₹150 per referral & complete daily tasks.

Start your earning journey today!

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[indiancolourprediction]

Bounty Game: The Ultimate Color Prediction Experience

What is Bounty Game? Pick a color (red, green, or blue), place your bet, and win rewards if your color is chosen. Fair and simple, it's perfect for beginners and pros.

Why Bounty Game is Better

Exciting Prizes: Unique rewards make every win special.

Easy Gameplay: Simple design for all players.

Community Fun: Connect, share, and compete with others.

Why Players Love It

Beginner-friendly with advanced options for pros.

Bonus rounds and events for bigger wins.

Strong community engagement through leaderboards and chats.

Try Bounty Game now! Click here to learn more.

[colourprediction88]

Is Bounty Game Colour Prediction Legal in India?

Determining the legality of Colour Prediction Games in India is not straightforward, as it depends on whether the game is classified as a game of skill or chance under Indian law. For platforms like Bounty Game, understanding these legal nuances is crucial before participating.

Games of Skill vs. Games of Chance

In India, games of skill are generally considered legal because they rely on a player’s knowledge, strategy, and abilities to influence the outcome. Platforms like Bounty Game, which incorporate skill-based elements, fall into this category. On the other hand, games that depend entirely on chance may be considered gambling and are prohibited in many states.

Legal Ambiguities in Colour Prediction Games

Colour Prediction Games, including those offered on Bounty Game, exist in a legal grey area. Since they combine elements of both skill and chance, their classification can be challenging. Their legality depends on whether they are viewed as more skill-based or chance-based, which varies across states.

State-Level Differences

States like Goa and Sikkim have more relaxed gaming regulations and may permit Colour Prediction Games. However, states with stricter rules may classify these games as illegal, even if they involve skill-based elements.

The Importance of Local Research

As the online gaming industry continues to grow, the legal framework is constantly evolving. Players need to understand the specific regulations in their state before engaging in Colour Prediction Games or other online activities like those offered by Bounty Game. Staying informed about legal updates ensures a safe and compliant gaming experience.

Conclusion

The legality of Colour Prediction Games, including on Bounty Game, depends on the game’s classification and the laws of the specific state. Players should ensure they are aware of the legal landscape in their region to avoid any complications.

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[sureshotpredict]

Bounty Game Color Prediction: Is It Legal?

Bounty Game Color Prediction offers players the excitement of guessing color outcomes with the chance to earn rewards. However, its legality often depends on various factors, including regional laws and how the games are classified.

How Does It Work?

Color prediction games involve guessing the outcome of a color selection. These games are sometimes seen as gambling because of their chance-based nature. The legal status depends on whether they are viewed as games of skill or chance.

Factors Affecting Legality

Regional Laws:

Laws vary across regions. Some areas allow online gaming, while others restrict it.

Example: India distinguishes between games of skill (legal) and games of chance (illegal in many states).

Licensing and Compliance:

Platforms need proper licenses to operate legally. Licensing ensures fair practices and player safety.

Transparency:

A trustworthy platform with clear rules and anti-fraud measures is more likely to be considered legitimate.

Is It Legal?

The legal status of Bounty Game depends on:

Local Laws: Varies by region.

Licensing: Licensed platforms are generally more reliable.

Game Classification: Games relying on skill may not fall under gambling regulations.

Conclusion

The legality of Bounty Game Color Prediction depends on where you are and the platform’s compliance with local rules. Players should always check their region’s laws and ensure the platform operates transparently.

Click here for more details!

[g5ryubento]

New YouTube video! Shocking, I know. Please watch ASAP, okay? :)

[meredithgran]

About Newspaper Comics

An ask cross-posted from Cohost, which is not long for this world.

Anonymous User asked: I would like to know your opinions about newspaper comics

This is a very choose your own adventure kind of question. Am I meant to speak about the art or the business of newspaper strips? The current state of newspaper comics or their century-spanning history? Stream of consciousness it is.

Newspaper comics were the original dream for me before all other dreams. I fell in love with Garfield and the story of its success, and wanted to make a syndicated strip at an early age. Later, I fell in love with Calvin and Hobbes - itself a lesson in craft, history and business - and abandoned the syndication dream for “art by any means necessary”, and dove into webcomics. (There were a few more steps along the way, but that’s the basic trajectory and not uncommon for my age.)

In the 80s and 90s when I was dreaming Garfield dreams, syndicated newspaper strips were already dying. They’d been jam packed so tightly into rectangles in the comics section that no room for great cartooning remained. The schedules were brutal, the audience was broad and apt to complain, and the aging comics legends were phoning in or delegating their work, so even the full-page Sunday strips were gridded and lifeless. Even fresh new artists (rare as they were) were hammered creatively into the shape of the paper. The death of most major newspapers from the late 00s onward spelled the end of Garfield Meredith's dream.

The thing is, Garfield Meredith would be very pleased with the present day. Comics are bountiful, they're free to read online, and they're all accessible from a single app. Even better, the creators interact with their audiences day and night. In comics we have safely returned to the late-stage newspaper syndication model, after a brief "art by any means" era, with 24/7 access to the creators as a bonus. It goes without saying that most of the money these comics generate goes to the platform. As more people discover online comics, the memory of any other model has faded. Comics is a pushover industry, easily steamrolled by detached parties with money.

So what do we do? I'm afraid that's not what this post is about. Mom's tired. My heads is not really in the comics game anymore, and big tech & our rotting internet is a problem everywhere. But I think discussions about our history as cartoonists and comics appreciators - and an acknowledgment of what is disappearing - is important. It's no surprise that Bill Watterson's stubborn refusal to license, adapt, or needlessly continue his creation past its prime shocked me and many others onto a different path. I think it is useful to be a high-functioning crank in your own age: to fully accept the now without forgetting past possibilities or drawing a border around the future.

And of course, we mustn't let current trends tame our wild imaginations or our command of the craft. We have been given the tools to create beauty and make sense of life, and these creations - not the platforms that indiscriminately corral them - are worth sharing.

[thesith]

— Holove

bad batch x gn!reader (platonic), implied crosshair x reader

this is a one shot (1k)

warnings: 18+ for insinuations, cursing

notes: thought this idea was funny! i tried to keep this as gender neutral as possible, let me know if there are any slip ups! this hasn’t been edited or proofread.

summary: you, echo, hunter, wrecker, and tech play smash or pass with your newly made holove (tinder) account.

“Give me your holopad,” Hunter asked you, “there’s a game I want to download.”

You gave him a look, “You have your own, Hunter. Download it on yours.” You pulled your device close to your chest to assure he doesn’t get it.

So of course he tackled you and won, typing in your password to access the holostore. You gave up and opted to watch whatever the hell he’s doing from over his shoulder. When you watched him type ‘Holove’ into the search bar, you attempted to snatch your holopad back.

“Hunter what the fuck? That’s a dating app, not a game.”

His reaction time was fast, pulling the holopad above both of your heads as it downloaded. “It’s called Holove roulette. It’s like Smash or Pass that we can all play!”

“Then why does it have to be on my holopad!” You huffed and crossed your arms, knowing that there was nothing you could do. “Why don’t you use your own? Or Wrecker’s?”

“Our faces are too well-known - you’re anonymous on missions! We’re also… you know… clones,” he attempted to explain, “also it would be fun to know who thinks our teammate is gorgeous, other than us.”

You didn’t know whether to take that as a compliment or an insult, but you didn’t care. The game sounded fun enough to play, even if it was just a game. “Fine, at least let me help make my own profile.”

The images you chose consisted of a couple selfies from your bunk, a portrait from Pabu, and an image with a cute animal you saw on one of the many planets you’d visited with the crew. You made sure none of your images had their armor nor faces in them and turned the holopad for Hunter to see.

His eyes widened, “Smash or Pass: Hunter.”

You laughed before getting to work on the remainder of your bio. “What the fuck does A/S/L mean?”

“Let me see.” Hunter asked, to which you handed him the holopad, “Aurebesh Sign Language? I don’t know…”

Tech walked into the room at the perfect time, “Aurebesh is an alphabet, not a language. If I’m correct, which I am seldom not, A/S/L means age, sex, location. Did you coerce them, Hunter?”

”You’re in on this?” You sighed, rubbing your forehead. “Next you’re gonna say Wrecker and Echo are too.”

“You betcha!” Wrecker hollered from the pilot’s seat, accompanied by “it sounds like fun” from Echo. You expected the latter to be on your side, but you were proven wrong.

“What do I even put for location? We’re everywhere…”

Tech glanced at the holopad, “I do not think it’s wise to say Ordd Mantell, even if most of our time is spent there. Perhaps a sector? Ordd Mantell lies on a cross-section of three sectors, Bright Jewel, Qiilura, and Dohu along three separate hyperspace trade routes, Celanon Spur, Burke’s Trailing, and Entralla.”

“Bright Jewel sounds pretty. What’s in that sector?” You asked, hoping you could say a planet from there.

“Ordd Mantell serves as the sector capital, but Aleen, Numidian Prime, Anobis, and Jarnollen, to name a few.”

“Hunter, write down Numidian Prime. That’s a planet I’ve actually heard of.”

Tech fixed the goggles on his face, “your potential suitors will conclude that you’re a bounty hunter if you say that.” He paused to inspect your seemingly content face, “To each their own, I suppose.”

“Now, any ideas for the bio?”

“In my research, I’ve concluded most dating application profiles include things the person enjoys. A very common one is ‘I enjoy long walks on the beach’.” Tech expertly replied, giving you all the right ideas.

“I like shooting things! And running from the Empire!” You gleefully replied, earning yourself looks of disappointment from Hunter and Tech.

“Well, that fits the profile of a Numidian Prime inhabitant.”

Hunter sighed, “maybe we don’t say that. What about flying? You like flying, right?”

That made you audibly laugh, “you two never let me fly the Marauder!”

His reply came quickly, “Hey, it’s a better idea than ‘I like shooting things’!”

Tech thought for a moment, “How about travelling? I recall that you immensely enjoy our times on different planets, even if we are being targeted with less than optimal intentions the majority of the time.”

“That’ll work!” You were getting increasingly more interested in creating your profile, as were your crewmates. Maybe this would be more fun than you thought.

“What gender?”

You leaned over his shoulder to check ‘all’ before leaning back, “also, increase the range to the furthest it will go. More options that way.”

Soon after that, your profile was finally completed. Omega was long asleep, so you joined Hunter, Echo, Tech, and Wrecker in the cockpit to finally play.

You set the holopad on the ground between the five of you so everybody could see the screen. “Okay, ready?”

The first few were straight passes from everybody - you were not into Gungans nor droids.

“Holy shit, is that Fennec Shand?”

The boys laughed as Tech inspected it closer - it absolutely was her.

“Pass.” “Smash.” “Pass.” “Pass.” “Smash.”

“Are we just gonna forget that she tried to take Omega from us? Also tried to kill us? Multiple times?”

Wrecker tried to explain his reasoning as to why he said smash, “She was hired to do that! I like a woman who can handle a weapon.”

“This game is based on looks - we would’ve all said smash if we didn’t know her. Stop shaking your head, Hunter.”

A few more rounds went by before a familiar face popped on the screen, earning gasps from everybody. Hunter grabbed the holopad with a white-knuckle grip, swiping through his brother’s posted images.

“Is that who I think it is?” You asked, the wide-eyed looks from those who surrounded you telling you everything you needed to know. “Holy shit, Crosshair is on Hololove?” You managed to snatch the pad from the Sergeant, looking at Cross’ profile. “Oh, so he can say that he likes to shoot things but I can’t?”

The brothers remained silent, not knowing what to do with this newfound information. You did, though.

You swiped right, “Smash.”

A ding came from your holopad - ‘It’s a match!’

fin.

thank you for reading! check out my masterlist!

[theresattrpgforthat]

how many ttrpgs do you know of that came with soundtracks?

THEME: TTRPGs With Soundtracks

Hello friend! I knew of a few off the top of my head, and went searching for some more. Many of these soundtracks are playlists of already-created songs, hosted on streaming apps like Spotify, but a few are designed specifically for a certain roleplaying game. Either way I hope you find something up your alley!

Monster Care Squad, by Sandy Pug Games and The Fox in the Flowers.

Long after the crowns have fallen, long after greed has had it's day, long after war, poverty, hunger, and tyranny passed into memory, Ald-Amura's peace is broken by The False Gold, a terrible sickness spreading through its greatest guardians and most beautiful Monsters.

Unified by community and driven by a love for the planet and each other, The Monster Care Squad rises. Do you heed their call?

A game about caring for monsters in a fantastical world is already probably enough to sell a lot of folks on the pitch, but the love for this game shines through in the third-party work available, including Sounds of Ald-Amura, by The Fox in The Flowers. Sandy Pug Games is a creative collective that prioritizes support for the entire team behind any given project, which is probably why their games are so beautiful and so well-crafted.

Long Haul 1983, by SPC. (Spotify Soundtrack)

It’s 1983, and the world feels hollowed out.

LONG HAUL 1983 tells the story of a dangerous journey through an empty world. 

You play a long-haul truck driver trying to make their way home. Every day, you’ll hit the road, navigating treacherous highways, fleeing from menacing threats, and dealing with the psychological impacts of isolation.

And at the end of each day, you’ll find a payphone, make a call, and leave a message for the most important person in your life. 

They never pick up. You never stop calling.

This is a solo game, where the soundtrack is designed to enhance the experience of loneliness and isolation, using ambient sounds and hits from the time period this game is set in. The game comes with a list of songs meant to be played during certain moments, as well as a list of songs that are designed to be background atmospheric pieces. If you want something that elevates your solo journaling experience, this game might be for you.

Orbital Blues, by Soul Muppet Games. (Soundtrack)

It is an intergalactic age of cowboys, outlaws and bandits playing on an interstellar stage. It is a time of hyper-capitalism and a cut-throat gig economy. Unreliable trash-heaps carry scrappy underdogs to their next gig, and corporation freighters lumber across the horizon laden with an empire’s bounty.

These are the music-fuelled, moon-age daydreams of a rebel space age. 

These are your ORBITAL BLUES.

Games inspired by tv shows and movies have a great starting point in finding music that really fits the tone - you can start with the soundtrack of the things that inspired you. But Chris Bissette was not happy to simply show you the soundtracks for Cowboy Bebop and Firefly and call it a day. They created a custom album to play alongside the game that’s a little soulful, and a little rock n’ roll. A soulful space-western kind of game lends itself really well to music to evoke melancholy and loss, so I definitely recommend listening to some of this if you want to play Orbital Blues or any other game inspired by the same sorts of media.

The Wildsea, by Felix Isaacs, and Songs of the Lignin Tide, by Liam Peregrine Vaughan.

Your character is a wildsailor, part of a crew cutting their way across the island-studded wilderness of the treetop sea on a vessel of your very own. You’ll clash with survivor cultures and wild beasts, scavenge and salvage for wreckage and trade-goods, chase rumours, and uncover secrets. The focus of this game is on exploration, progress, and change - you’ll define the world of the Wildsea as you sail it.

I’ve talked about The Wildsea extensively in the past, so I’m just going to talk a little bit about Songs of the Lignin Tide. The Wildsea community is dedicated, inspired, and creative, and that leads to some amazing work created by players, for other players. Songs of the Lignin Tide is one of those examples. It uses a wealth of different sounds to add richness and texture to this unique and verdant setting, and it feels like the creator drew heavily from their own experiences of playing the game. I highly recommend you check it out if you want more Wildsea in your life.

Quietus, by Sinister Beard Games. (Spotify Playlist)

QUIETUS is a one shot, prep-less RPG of melancholy horror. It’s a game for a GM and one or two players, and emulates tragic horror movies like Oculus, The Strangers, The Babadook, Inside and the Netflix version of The Haunting of Hill House. If a piece of fiction can make you cry and scream, then it’s a great model for the sort of stories that you can tell with QUIETUS.

The music for Quietus is also a Spotify playlist, with a collection of songs that fit the tone of a tragic horror game. It’s an hour and forty-three minutes long, and since Quietus is meant to be a one-shot, I have a feeling you might have to play through it more than once, or let Spotify generate similar songs after the playlist finishes up.

GoblinMixtape’s Soundtracks, by Sam Leigh.

While creating a soundtrack on your own might be a daunting task, using established songs to fit the vibe of your ttrpg is much easier, and GoblinMixtape (aka Sam Leigh) has connected many designers to playlists designed to emulate the feeling of their games. There’s quite a few playlists already created by them, so I’d recommend checking out this list of playlists if you want to see the games she’s worked on before.

[kaiserouo]

so uh. new war, huh?

(1/? ramble thread i guess, spoiler btw)

how much money did they make for them to dump several new controllable characters and ui designs in one mission's starters?????

hehehehehehehehehehheehhehehehehehehe

(also that sidearm is shit)

FUCK HELMET STAYS ON OKAY?????????

good to see you ordis

you know i just heard the original version of the song just a month ago. idk why but it hit hard, like "yep everything's changed" kinda feeling

wow you guys are even more fucked up than before. i don't know they can do that

i never did your bounty or standing or anything but you've bothered me for hours in disruption that i actually remembered who you are

you know what? better than a face, i'll take that...except for the explosion thingy

hey taking off the hoodie WAS the insane part

you know i expected to see you in the next mission and not exactly now

CAN I GET AT LEAST A GOOD PICTURE OF YOU??????

got an actual useable weapon at least. if there's one thing i wanna ask for is rhino's pseudo infinite health

im not gonna talk about archors omg i just drew you guys and you are all fucked. what the hell

i have to go to school in game???? 0/10 i escaped my responsibility to be here and it's not for another responsibility

wow i seriously didn't expect there will be quizzes. they outdid themselves

(ykw this thing actually clears a bit about their setting so i won't complain that much. you know, some games assumes laplace's devil and determinism kinda thing and they assume every choice split into two parallel universe kinda stuff)

if i will have access to my operator again please please please let them wear this set this is so much better than the default operator set please please i beg you im on my knees

and im gonna have dinner now so i'll stop here. also i just realized i was making revenant prime parts yesterday and i forgot to start making the warframe before this. good thing companion app exists and they didn't block the api for the foundry tho

[yyyeoshe]

— have you heard of tartarus...?

tartarus, the company that no one the country could avoid, hell, no one in the continent! their logo seemed to be stamped on every type of good to be produced. getting a job at tartarus is an easy way to generational wealth, but it seemed that with wealth came boredom.

with the recent opening of the company's dark web activity branch came a new game with no name other than the death game which gave "opportunities" to those who need money.

death game? well, sure there wealth gap in modern day xinshen city was growing, but no company would be that evil to make already struggling people fight amongst themselves for money ... right?

obviously they would.

every month, a new seeker would be picked in the city out of all the players. the goal of the seeker is to find and "punish" at least one hider during their duration as seeker. or else? they would be killed by tartarus corp.

who decides the punishment?

each player is watched by cameras around the city in places no one would even think to look which allows spectators to place their bets and vote on how to "punish" a hider. as long as it doesnt kill the hider its fair game!

spectators are also able to donate to players, tartarus bounty on each player increases with the more support they have from spectators. however, spectators can only support 1 player each month.

want to join?

the game works from an app that shows the player their status as seeker or hider, generated nickname, and a streaming function that allows the player to directly interact with their fans. anyone is eligible to join, but only the interesting and desperate are able to survive.

[indiancolourprediction]

Tips for Winning in Bounty Game's Color Prediction

Predicting colors in the Bounty Game is a fun and rewarding challenge. The goal is to guess which color—red, green, or blue—will win in each round. By making accurate predictions, you can earn exciting rewards while enjoying the game.

Whether you're just starting or looking to improve your skills, these tips can help you make better predictions, avoid mistakes, and increase your chances of winning.

How to Play Bounty Game

Select a color: Red, Green, or Blue.

Place your bet.

If your selected color wins, you’ll receive rewards!

Though the winning color is random, observing patterns and playing strategically can enhance your chances of success.

Strategies for Better Predictions

Look for Patterns: Pay attention to previous results to identify recurring trends.

Diversify Your Bets: Spread your wagers across different colors to reduce risk.

Start Small: Begin with smaller bets and increase as you gain confidence.

Stick to a Plan: Develop a strategy and follow it consistently, even if you face losses.

Avoid These Common Mistakes

Depending solely on luck without observing past trends.

Betting too much in a single round, risking all your funds.

Ignoring results that could guide better decisions in the next rounds.

Making impulsive bets due to frustration from losses.

Why Focus on Improving Skills?

Increased Wins: Better strategies mean more frequent victories.

Higher Rewards: Improved predictions lead to bigger payouts.

More Fun: Confidence in your gameplay makes the experience enjoyable and less stressful.

Ready to enhance your skills and enjoy more success in Bounty Game? Start your journey today! Click here to read more.

[major-fukkup]

top 5 video game characters

Thank you for the ask!!! <3

These aren't listed in any particular order.

Spider from MegaMan X Command Mission!

He starts out as a bounty hunter, just out to make money. He's super smooth and doesn't really care about anyone or anything except his one friend and hunting partner Aile who was severely injured as a result of Spider's actions (it is never stated exactly what happened). He comes after the player character, X, to discover that he has befriended Aile (who is now dead), so Spider decides to work together with him to take down his boss Jango and help them stop Epsilon, the Rebellion Army commander who is actually just a puppet under the control of Colonel Redips, the guy X was working for until he revealed that he was ACTUALLY the bad guy all along and is trying to rule the universe.

About halfway through the game, X and his friends are lured into a trap. Laser beams cover the door and the room is set to self-destruct, but Spider sacrifices himself by pushing their current enemy Incentas (also a Rebellion Army puppet) into the lasers, blowing up the wall (and himself) so the others can escape, despite everyone telling him to stop.

When I was a kid he was the coolest character I'd ever seen in my life. ...And he may still be.

Aloy, from Horizon Zero Dawn!

She's very sweet (I mean there are a lot of mean dialogue options in the game but in my opinion none of them really seem to suit her) and very determined. Also she grew up as an outcast, like me, and eventually found people who accepted her.

I love her so so much and honestly I aspire to be like her.

Shadow the Hedgehog! (Art by me)

I don't really have a reason other than I just think he's cool. XD

Cayde-6 from Destiny/D2! (art from a sticker pack that came with the Destiny 2 companion app)

Like Spider, he's a very suave dude but infinitely more... high-octane.

Honestly don't remember much of his in-game lore but the player teamed up with him to go take down an enemy and... he died...

I guess I'll throw Jacob Hendricks from Black Ops 3 in here. (Screenshot by me)

He's... what can I say? He's the best. He starts out knowing exactly what he needs to do, and then CORVUS takes over his mind and he doesn't know anything anymore. But he doesn't KNOW he doesn't know anything so everyone around him can tell that he's slipping but he has no idea.

I don't really know why I like him so much but I do. I would die for him

(Also he died as well! Funny how that seems to be a common element among my favorite characters.)

Bonus 6th one who doesn't really deserve to be part of this I just really wanna talk about him:

Messmer the Impaler from Elden Ring!

He's very pretty and he has snakes :)

Sorry if some things don't make sense, it is now 3:19 AM and I'm posting this because if I wait I WILL forget.

[colourprediction88]

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[drdemonprince]

I solved the class action lawsuit error message I was getting :) I’m not fully sure what the issue was but the attempt that finally worked was using Chrome (no Adblock or anything, tbh I think of Chrome as the browser with least default privacy tools) and selecting a E-debit card as payment (using my iPad which also has the least number of browser or app extensions). I tried many many different combinations of browsers, WiFi vs cellular, payment methods, devices, and turning off extensions and blockers and maybe it’s happenstance or maybe not but just wanted to share the combo that finally did it for me. I’ve never had this much trouble with a claim form before and have seen this error once before which was resolved just by reloading the page and trying again so really could be random but it’s also a lesson in filling these things out asap 😭.

Thank you so much again for putting me (and others) onto the class action lawsuit game!!!! Money towards extra debt payments wooooooooooo

Yayyy!! Glad you got it working. Enjoy the bounty when it comes!

[mourning--star]

Looking for Roleplay partner! 18+

So I’ve never made a tumblr blog post before so we’ll see how this goes and we’ll see if I end up deleting this in a day or not-

Hi there! I go by Morningstar or any shortened version of it on most of my platforms. I am an 18 year old female college student and I am currently looking for a roleplay partner! Like the title says I am looking for people eighteen or older and this is simply because I do enjoy occasional adult topics in my roleplays and I do not want to interact with any minors in those cases.

In terms of the type of roleplay I want I’m looking for something more along the literate side. With a heavy heart I will admit that I was an avid Amino kid so I have a good portion of experience, although I did delete the app a long time ago. Since that point my person to person roleplay experience has been rather lacking as I have used AI platforms to try and scratch that roleplay itch. I have finally gotten so fed up with them that I am crawling back to my roots.

My absolute favorite type of roleplays are what I’m pretty sure are classified as double ups, but I could be wrong. What I really love is both sides making an original character and then also splitting up original characters from whatever fandom was chosen and then just having a very realistic and interactive story. I love seeing how cannon characters interact with ocs and then also seeing how two ocs interact within a specific universe. It’s just chef’s kiss. I will say right now that I WONT DO ORIGINAL WORLDS. It’s just not my thing unfortunately. I am hesitant to only use cannon characters but it’s something I could be talked into.

I am in a lot of fandoms but not necessarily popular ones. Knowing this I’d figure it would be best to leave a small list here of stuff I’ve been craving:

Dragon Age Inquisition: I have been CRAVING a Modern Girl in Thedas roleplay. I know this fandom is likely dead but I still keep up hope. I would love if my partner had an oc that was the inquisitor! I can play anyone from Dragon Age rather well but I love love love playing the Iron Bull. He’s both so supportive and so manipulative that it’s just so delicious. I also like playing Dorian and Varric but I am open to playing anyone.

Mass Effect: If you play Mass Effect and don’t wanna bone and Turian, then I’m afraid you aren’t a true Mass Effect fan (/j). I would also love a Modern Girl in space type deal for a Mass Effect roleplay but I’m not dead set on it as I am dragon age. I have no preference for a specific plot or characters I play, I just really like the idea of being in space with aliens. I have the games but haven’t played much so if you want a roleplay that follows the game’s main plot I may have to do some research.

Hellboy: Once again, a very dead fandom I’m not expecting any bites from. I will say that I’m talking about Del Toro’s two movies and not the comics simply because I haven’t read the comics. On the rare chance anyone is interested in this I would love to play Abe, my weird little fish man.

Red Dead Redemption 2: This one is a little more mainstream so there is hope for me yet. What is there to say expect silly cowboys? I love the idea of a roleplay with RDR because there are so many paths to play. Run away housewife, bounty hunter, lone outlaw, someone’s bastard child, and so many more! I love seeing other people’s RDR ocs and if I know enough about them I could likely write a 20,000 word fanfic about them and romance interest of choice, trust. I could play anyone but I like playing Arthur, Dutch, and Hosea the most. (FOR THIS ROLEPLAY SPECIFICALLY NO HOMOPHOBIA, RACISM, OR ABLEISM WILL BE TOLERATED FROM CHARACTERS DIRECTLY. I DON’T CARE IF ITS PERIOD APPROPRIATE. IF SOMETHING IS NECESSARY FOR PLOT DEVELOPMENT WE CAN TALK ABOUT IT BUT UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCE SHOULD SLURS EVER BE TYPED OUT.)

MHA: This one I’m not crazy about but I’d figure I’d throw it in because I’m desperate. It’s safe, it’s basic. My only request is that we work on some events that might happen outside of the original plot that make it a little more interesting. I don’t just want to act out the anime paragraph by paragraph please. Also fair warning my faves for this fandom are always side characters (Ex: Shoji, Gang Orca, Present Mic)

Bungo Stray Dogs: This is my favorite anime of all time and I love seeing original characters for it! Seeing author’s turned into anime characters with powers based of their books is just a fascinating thing. Character wise I can play most characters but I’m best at Chuuya, Ranpo, Kunikida, and sometime Dazai depending on what mood he’s in.

Detroit Become Human: It’s been awhile since I’ve been very active in the fandom but it’s still one of my favorite games. I will say I’m not sure how good I would be at playing Marcus but I could always try it if it’s something you’re interested in.

Ghost (The band): I love the lore side of Ghost more than I love my bed, which is a lot. For this type of roleplay I would just love to act out what life in the Ministry would be like. I can play anyone, including all Papas and ghouls. Seeing as personalities are very head cannon based for this fandom we’ll have to talk about how we think characters actually are like and agree on what we think is cannon(ish).

Any Slashers: Listen- as a monster fucker myself I know how much we crave slasher love. I am more than happy to indulge in anyone’s slasher fantasies- AS LONG AS THERE IS AN ACTUAL STORY. It hurts my heart to say this but it can’t be 24/7 porn I’m sorry.

This is not a list of everything I’m into but it’s a list of what was on the top of my mind at the time. Feel free to ask about any fandoms you’re interested and don’t see, just be prepared for the possibility that I might not know or might not want to roleplay that fandom.

Seeing as I’ve already yapped for a very long time I’m gonna end this here July saying please contact me if you’re interested! I’m not sure how many partners I might take on seeing as I am a busy college student but there is no harm in asking! Even if it’s a month after this post has been made you can still reach out! You can either leave a comment or personally message me if you’re interested.

Have a lovely day!

[vavuska]

I thought this one would be just another developer of mobile game that use The Sims 4 contents in its (fake) ads to fraud users by making people belive it is its game, when it has a completely different gameplay.

Unfortunately, Room Makover by FlyBird Casual Games is much more than this.

Room Makover has plenty of false ads. This time I actually tried the game, because the pictures and videos on Google Play were cute and I decided to give it a try.

I was so naive. Happens that the whole page on Google Play is full of fake contents.

It's just one of those mobile games in which you have to match and remove nails. Every time you pass a level, you will rewarded with bills that you can use to unlock part of a building under "makeover". You have just three option for every part of the building or the room to choose between.

There is nothing creative. Not actual building or cluttering rooms or decoring.

As, always, since I'm a curious little bitch, I decided to dig further into this FlyBird Casual Game and... Oh. God. Their site looks even less legit than LUCKY FORTUNE GAMES' one!

It is just a void page. There is nothing here. NOTHING. The only two working section are the privacy and conditions of use, in which they try to convince you that they didn't have any liability for damages or fraud committed.

The privacy one is curious, because mentions this Commissioner's Office in UK and a long list of partners. Both for ads and for data collection, which is hugely uncommon for this kind of games.

Sooooo... In this magical list of apps, I noticed a few tech nightmares, which I will explain briefly here:

Aarki is an AI company that builds advertising solutions to drive mobile revenue growth. Traslated from bullshit: they use AI to generate fake ads and sells it to shady corps.

Blind Ferret is the big deal here! Not only gave you digital marketing solutions, data collection and analytics, but also pays influencers and product placement on social media to promote the game and, hear me out, CREATE fake ads too! It's literally written in their site: "Our Creative Services don’t just make things look pretty. Our team uses data to guide us! How do we make brands shine? By turning the arts into a numbers game with top-performing creative content." This include: Graphic Design, Illustration, 2D Animation, Video Editing and Composition, Copywriting and conceptualizing.

InMobi is a big Corp that does native advertising, which means promoted contents, collabs with influencers, etc.

Ironsource. This one is a fucking cancer. IronSource Ltd. is an Israeli software company that focuses on developing technologies for app monetization and distribution, with its core production focused on the app economy. That would sound harmless, but Samsung use it in its budget and midrange smartphone to install multiple third-party apps during the set-up process. This platform slips bloatware on the pretext of recommended apps, leading to apps clutter and reduction in on-board storage space. The only purpose it exists on Samsung phones is to download games without your consent with no way to remove it (no app installed).

Mintegral is another fucking tech nightmare. Not only poses serious threats to your privacy and datas, but also uses malicious codes to spy your activity and when you seem intentioned to install a mobile app, Mintegral’s software would then fire off fake clicks on non-existent ads to claim credit for the install and essentially collect a bounty from app publishers who pay ad networks to promote their apps.

Mistplay is one of those "play to earn bucks" that I find very very dangerous. Because YOUR data are their revenue.

Tapjoy does monetization of ads and also surveys, that force users to download one from a long list of games, download it and playing for hours or since it is gained some in-game prize. This surveys are rewarded with credits and user can spend on the mobile game they actually want to play. Tapjoy has a huge market among IMVU users, who need credits to buy piece of clothing and accessories for their avi.

The other apps do mobile app marketing, using data collection that allow shady corps to target more gullable and naive people to scam. Plus they do also monetization surveys to earn money and at the same time forcefully grow the engagement of this shady corps.

Obviously, there is no user support mail listed in their Google Play page, but at least this has a contact mail listed on their website: flybirdgames2022@gmail.com

As always, stay safe and please tell me if you know more about everything above or know the person who create this build first.

Help people to stay safe.

Thank you.

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