At any rate, I got a Steam support reply in 2.5 hours (pleasantly surprising). Of course, the reply gave me a link to the phone management page that I had already explained did not work, but at least there was a reply! I have replied with account proof and hopefully they will manually delete the old phone.No one replied to my posts so I guess my issue must be really rare.
I did since I finally got a smartphone, but as far as I'm aware I can't link the new phone (with the app) without verifying the old phone with an SMS (which doesn't work due to the bad SMS codes).
After providing additional info, Steam support manually removed the old phone. I was then able to link the new phone and set up the Mobile Authenticator app. Now I can also trade etc. without the delay.
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Bigger news is Montaro, though. Know nothing about it, but am already sold.
By all rights, it should be the new Bad Rats.
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It's all good.....for now.Most of these tags are of my own irrelevent character development wew lads. Most of the problem stemmed from alot of my incompetence as well im afraid. Trying to draw an anime-y style is alot harder than I imagined, and i scrapped a huge portion of work as it were ! \o/
Only if you are one of the guys tag teaming me.
What is happening with ModBot?
Most of these tags are of my own irrelevent character development wew lads. Most of the problem stemmed from alot of my incompetence as well im afraid. Trying to draw an anime-y style is alot harder than I imagined, and i scrapped a huge portion of work as it were ! \o/
Golden age superheroes and crazy environmental interaction, stuff like ripping up street lamps to hit enemies into buildings and making them collapse.
Anyway, what I really liked about it is they tried to make their own superhero lore, and made it just cheesy enough to be believable for the Silver Age. Loved Man-Bot and Bullet. They were so good they were almost broken.Oh right it was silver age and then the sequel did the 90s grimdark "age" thing.Actually it was supposed to be the Silver Age (the mid-50s and the 60s,) but who's keeping count?
Most games these days, if they want to do superhero they just license existing ones. Freedom Force did a job at making a (barely-fleshed-out, just like early comics) world. If I had one complaint about the game, I'd say they needed more levels where all the heroes were available. The last ones (like Law & Order) seemed only available for the last handful of missions. Oh, and the optional heroes (like Man O' War and Sea Urchin) should have had more cutscene inserts so as to make them feel more like actual members of the team.
The only other made-up-superhero game I can think of is Superhero League of Hoboken, which was part graphical text adventure and part turn-based RPG. Not sure what it would take to get more in this genre.
