In this special edition extended cut (like Star Wars!), we detail the long and bizarre story of ImminentUprising, and how it lost its mind due to a first-impressions video of its awful game, The Slaughtering Grounds.
The Slaughtering Grounds: A Steam Meltdown Saga (The Jimquisition)
In this special edition extended cut (like Star Wars!), we detail the long and bizarre story of ImminentUprising, and how it lost its mind due to a first-impressions video of its awful game, The Slaughtering Grounds.
You have to be grateful for at lease one thing
They bestowed upon you the greatest catchphrase ever XD
this is a review…
of a review…
of a REVIEW…
OF A REVIEW…
OF A RE…
RICO, PLAY THE INCEPTION NOISE!
*BWOOOOM*
THANK YOU.
And now they are trying to sue you for 10 million dollars. LMFAOOOOOO
4:20 Funny how he calls Jim an idiot, but uses ‘your’.
And now he is sued for 10 MILLION dollars… I think he has a defense.
A small loan of 10 million dollars
In all honesty, i would have bought this game 1,000,000 times (for me and my 999,999 friends) but after seeing your review i decided not to. So in all fairness, you do owe them the 10 mil.
Hire the most expensive lawyer you can find and counter-sue for legal fees.
I’m warm and fuzzy that this video is still up, and I fully hope the devs of this game go bankrupt.
I want cameras in the court room live streaming the entire case. A nice drink, some popcorn…
The irony is you could have gotten the review the reviewer video taken down for actual copyright. I don’t think pasting text over a video counts as transformative
Also, I like how Digital Homicide said that Jim Sterling offers nothing to gaming community cause he is a reviewer. Why do so many of these crap devs assume that the gaming community has to be nothing but developers? Reviewers, consumers, and even casuals all play a vital role in the gaming community. It works like this, Developers make games and people play them but people have trust issues, so reviewers like Jim here, make it known if a game is crap or not. Which if it is good? People will spend their money on it, funding developers who actually have passion in gaming and not investing their hard earned cash on a scammer who don’t give two squirts of piss about the final product and- at the end of the day, don’t give a donkey flipping fuck if it is worse then a bowl of sick on a cold winter morning that it is a terrible game! Consumer’s are the legs of this whole community, we have the power of CASH to make or break developers and it falls onto them if they want to make a good product to earn it, and make a wonderful fan base and community for their games. OR make a terrible product that may get them a few quick bucks but earn themselves infamy with scorn and spite. Jim Sterling offers just as much to the gaming community as a developer would. He and so many other critics and reviewers help us support and sort out the good developers from the crap ones.
Imminent Uprising: How NOT to be a game developer.
Update: Digital Homicide tried to sue 100 Steam users for leaving negative reviews for their games, but all that happened was their games and community hubs being wiped from Steam altogether! Digital Homicide has been vanquished!
I’m going to pirate the game just so I can delete it.
2 million views later the company gets kicked from Steam along with all their products after attempting to sue 100 Steam users for 18 million dollars on top of currently suing Jim for 10 million dollars. Truly a ridiculous series of events.
ITS DONE GUYS, DIGITAL HOMICIDES ARE GONE FROM STEAM!
Aaaand they’re gone