also new zealand is not in asia. you're probably just a weeaboo
also new zealand is not in asia. you're probably just a weeaboo
important note before reading: I used horrible phrasing in the headline. I was caught up in my own circle's thought process when I said "flash games died a horrible death". What I meant was the cultural aspect behind them - I don't mean that flash games are dead, because they can easily still be played. Coming off of the conversations I've been having, I had this context in mind when I wrote the headline, and I can see how it could be misconstrued. Anyone saying flash games are actually dead though, is simply incorrect.
I'm playing Serious Sam Kamikaze, and this reminds me of those old flash games... and this is obviously made by Croteam in Croatia.
Anyone know anything about this? I recall seeing something in a lot of those flash games that mentioned New Zealand and Eastern Europe a lot, but it would be way too hard to go back and pull up all that info. I can do my best to gather what I can from my old flash game archive
site note about commenters:
these two tards think flash is completely dead and unplayable and they're parroting the pseudointellectual line of "there are security flaws and security is important" without being able to name a single security flaw adobe flash has ever had. They probably don't even know exactly what sort of thing is bad to be called a security flaw these days I have only met a single person ever to have correctly responded to this; people who were spouting on and on about security is important and security updates blah blah blah, that is.
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Suspicious Behavior 0 pt (+0|-0) 23 min ago
important note before reading: I used horrible phrasing in the headline. I was caught up in my own circle's thought process when I said "flash games died a horrible death". What I meant was the cultural aspect behind them - I don't mean that flash games are dead, because they can easily still be played. Coming off of the conversations I've been having, I had this context in mind when I wrote the headline, and I can see how it could be misconstrued. Anyone saying flash games are actually dead though, is simply incorrect.
I'm playing Serious Sam Kamikaze, and this reminds me of those old flash games... and this is obviously made by Croteam in Croatia.
Anyone know anything about this? I recall seeing something in a lot of those flash games that mentioned New Zealand and Eastern Europe a lot, but it would be way too hard to go back and pull up all that info. I can do my best to gather what I can from my old flash game archive
site note about commenters:
these two tards think flash is completely dead and unplayable and they're parroting the pseudointellectual line of "there are security flaws and security is important" without being able to name a single security flaw adobe flash has ever had. They probably don't even know exactly what sort of thing is bad to be called a security flaw these days I have only met a single person ever to have correctly responded to this; people who were spouting on and on about security is important and security updates blah blah blah, that is.
@v0atmage 3 pts (+3|-0) 41 min ago
>[Flash died a horrible death because it was a shit technology ridden with performance and security problems. The programming language was low tier trash that made JavaScript feel well designed.](https://poal.co/s/Gaming/295645/5468c761-6551-49df-830d-213b09ba5d17#cmnts)
@Ghetto_Shitlord Suspicious Behavior 0 pt (+0|-0) 23 min ago
>[Any web flash content you try to run redirects to adobe's page here where they declare it EOL.
>Flash EOL
>Search "flash security flaws." They've patched hundreds of holes over the years.](https://poal.co/s/Gaming/295645/b6a37cb9-d89b-4e28-b74e-56b5f2b62a6a#cmnts)
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