Hello once again, beautiful customers
So, quite recently, I was surfing the web when I rediscovered a "temporary" Neocities website made for Antique Bandit Interactive. From what I can tell there are three pages that can be accessed by one main page, however, I think there are other "hidden" sites able to be accessed. Please be careful when searching through these, as neither Black Hole, Watcher or I have access to the website anymore, or so I can tell. Link to website.
Mr. Error.
P.S. This probably won't be too much of a problem, but the website has a 200 GB bandwidth limit. I'm not sure how that'll be calculated but if the site goes down, that's probably why.
Sunday, October 20, 2019
Sunday, October 6, 2019
Slowing Down
Hello once again, beautiful customers!
I apologize for things being rather slow. Seems like both Watcher and Black Hole have run into difficulties with receiving footage if this conversation between the two of them is any indicator:
clockface: Admina, you there?
admina: . . .
admina: . . .
admina: . . .
admina: . . .
admina: Yeah, I am. I'm running into internet connection problems. How about you?
clockface: My problems are of a different variety. Every time I try to record, my antivirus program (although the way it's acting, I'm not sure it even is mine anymore) keeps popping up with scan messages in Robot 10.02.
admina: You might have to just record anyway.
clockface: I've been thinking that. I don't want the scene to be so messy for everyone, but people deserve answers, especially considering how Mr. Error is the only talking much right now.
admina: Darn it!
clockface: What happened?
admina: Can't find Neurocam in here.
clockface: In where?
admina: In this footage of some list you or another version of you made of your/their favorite things. It says it's located in the code.
clockface: It's probably the same color as the background. Either that, or it's that theory of yours.
admina: Does that list in my latest video even apply to you?
clockface: Yeah, it does.
admina: I hope if I meet another version of you, that he/she/it is as helpful as you are.
clockface: I hope so, too. For the sake of the universe. So, what other footage have you located?
admina: Not much. Nothing I'd consider upload worthy, although I might upload it as a compilation next year, LOL.
clockface: Is there anything you have found to be noteworthy?
admina: Actually, there is. I just remembered something about a Bicycle Training "game" Antique Bandit made that was meant to go to store shelves, but never did.
clockface: Interesting. Any idea why?
admina: I think it was 100 percent finished actually, but it was never shipped due to its rather unfriendly content.
clockface: We aren't talking anything dirty, are we?
admina: Heavens, no. I remember seeing the code before, and it was just really violent.
clockface: Huh. Is there a reason you can't find the code again?
admina: All the servers were wiped during a power outage.
clockface: Sounds fishy.
admina: Very fishy.
admina: Anyway, I should continue snooping. I managed to find all these videos in a password-protected zip folder, and I'd like to try and get all the valuable information out before the drives are "wiped by another power outage." I'll talk soon. I hope.
Conversation ended at September 29th, 2019, 23:00 UTC.
As you can see, Neurocam has been added to the list of interests of Watcher, or some version of him at the very least. I don't think the current version of Watcher is malicious in any way, although he seems to hold a grudge against me still, for some reason. That reason might be warranted tomorrow or the next day or the day after that even, but it is surely not warranted today.
I apologize for things being rather slow. Seems like both Watcher and Black Hole have run into difficulties with receiving footage if this conversation between the two of them is any indicator:
clockface: Admina, you there?
admina: . . .
admina: . . .
admina: . . .
admina: . . .
admina: Yeah, I am. I'm running into internet connection problems. How about you?
clockface: My problems are of a different variety. Every time I try to record, my antivirus program (although the way it's acting, I'm not sure it even is mine anymore) keeps popping up with scan messages in Robot 10.02.
admina: You might have to just record anyway.
clockface: I've been thinking that. I don't want the scene to be so messy for everyone, but people deserve answers, especially considering how Mr. Error is the only talking much right now.
admina: Darn it!
clockface: What happened?
admina: Can't find Neurocam in here.
clockface: In where?
admina: In this footage of some list you or another version of you made of your/their favorite things. It says it's located in the code.
clockface: It's probably the same color as the background. Either that, or it's that theory of yours.
admina: Does that list in my latest video even apply to you?
clockface: Yeah, it does.
admina: I hope if I meet another version of you, that he/she/it is as helpful as you are.
clockface: I hope so, too. For the sake of the universe. So, what other footage have you located?
admina: Not much. Nothing I'd consider upload worthy, although I might upload it as a compilation next year, LOL.
clockface: Is there anything you have found to be noteworthy?
admina: Actually, there is. I just remembered something about a Bicycle Training "game" Antique Bandit made that was meant to go to store shelves, but never did.
clockface: Interesting. Any idea why?
admina: I think it was 100 percent finished actually, but it was never shipped due to its rather unfriendly content.
clockface: We aren't talking anything dirty, are we?
admina: Heavens, no. I remember seeing the code before, and it was just really violent.
clockface: Huh. Is there a reason you can't find the code again?
admina: All the servers were wiped during a power outage.
clockface: Sounds fishy.
admina: Very fishy.
admina: Anyway, I should continue snooping. I managed to find all these videos in a password-protected zip folder, and I'd like to try and get all the valuable information out before the drives are "wiped by another power outage." I'll talk soon. I hope.
Conversation ended at September 29th, 2019, 23:00 UTC.
As you can see, Neurocam has been added to the list of interests of Watcher, or some version of him at the very least. I don't think the current version of Watcher is malicious in any way, although he seems to hold a grudge against me still, for some reason. That reason might be warranted tomorrow or the next day or the day after that even, but it is surely not warranted today.
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