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Poorly veiled request thread:
I'm looking for a torrent for the game MHRD.
store.steampowered.com/app/576030/
These educational games are a beast, if you haven't already, also check out <IGG Hacknet>, <TIS-100> and any game from zach tronics. Also factorio.
I know they're a bit cheesy, but what you learn in them, applies to real life context. Currently wanting to give MHRD a try, but I couldnt download it from anywhere
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>>58951716
don't think this belongs in /v/ or /r/. Maybe 4% of /v/ will be interested in this sort of games, while /r/ will be jacking off and read past. Those are /g/ games, if you can call them that
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>>58951681
Why don't you just buy it?
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>>58951681
TIS-100 cost me like 5$. Pay for it. This is >>>/v/ even if it's specialized.
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>>58951681
factorio is bae. great game.
anon just buy the games you want.
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>>58951681
It is RM23 here, which I assume is USD$5. Do you not have USD$5? If not, you can get USD$5:
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So you want an online source of revenue?
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Freelancer (where you can hire people to do anything from minor to major projects)
Rent-a-Coder (it is in the name)
Fiverr (any job for $5)
Rev.com (and then there is this)
And now there is no excuse for you, if you are truly looking for a job online! Best of luck!
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Hope that helps!
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>>58951739
Ignore him, he's just a lincuck
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